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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Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part story regarding increased county property tax bills. The first story ran in the Daily Planet on Friday.
Her campaign centers on ‘Livelihood, Infrastructure, Economy’ in her bid for BOCC seat
By: Amy M. Peters
Nine Telluride and nine Durango players compete on CHSAA team
Telluride hockey, ski, and snowboard teams take on competition on the ice and slopes
By: Amy M. Peters
KOTO’s fun, friendly and music-packed community street party is returning on Friday, April 5. (Courtesy photo)
By: Amy M. Peters
Continuing its tradition in recent years of inviting Grateful Dead cover bands to play the end-of-season street dance, this year KOTO radio will feature the music of Easy Jim, a
Knowmad Adventures weathers COVID challenges, rebounds in Telluride
By: Amy M. Peters
Library hosts programming in art, technology, wellness and more
For decades, Alpine Lodging (AL) has been owned by the same partners, Frank Ruggeri, who started business in 1996, and Larry Mallard who joined in 2003, along with two “silent”
By: Amy M. Peters
The beloved and skilled yellow Labrador worked alongside local ski patrollers Kim and Gary Richard for many winters
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