Amy M. Peters is a journalist for the Telluride Daily Planet, focusing on local news and events in Telluride, Colorado. With a passion for community journalism, Amy covers a range of topics including local business openings, sports, arts and culture, and human interest stories.
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The crowds are thinning, the leaves are turning, and the days growing shorter, which means off-season is upon us. You might not know that given the full roster of live
Eliza Gavin’s restaurant now hosting DJ parties with no cover, daily happy hour and ‘restaurant industry nights’
Radio station also hosting a Halloween Bash with ‘local band super show’
With snow now capping the mountains, athletes on Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club (TSSC) are deep into pre-season training. Among approximately 25 athletes on the TSSC Freestyle Team, senior Eloise
The Telluride Foundation (TF) recently announced Emily Haight and Leila Seraphin as co-recipients of the 2024 Volunteer of the Year Award. For the first time, TF is honoring two outstanding
KOTO’s annual ski swap, the non-profit radio station’s largest fundraiser of the year, begins Friday morning, Nov. 8, and lasts through Monday afternoon, Nov. 11. It all takes place in
By: Amy M. Peters
Alpine Chapel volunteers, Avery Compton (left), Julie Compton, Diana Craft, Lori Itson, Darla Erickson, Amanda Richter and Jean Vatter, sharing free Thanksgiving meals at TMHS. (Courtesy photo)
By: Amy M. Peters
At 17-years-old, Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club athlete, Eloise Yingling, is ranked 19th in the nation for women freestyle athletes. Yingling trained with the U.S. Ski Team this summer and is looking forward to the first event of the season, U.S. Selections in Winter Park. (Courtesy photo)
Telluride Mountain School (TMS) completed its 26th round of outdoor education trips this fall, honoring its founders’ commitment to experiential learning.
By: Amy M. Peters
With the recent launch of new broadcast signal KOOK at 90.3 FM in Ridgway, KOTO community radio has expanded news coverage across the region by increasing reporter Luis Tavares’ responsibilities
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