Chris Dillmann is a journalist who writes for various publications in Colorado, including Vail Daily, Sky-Hi News, and The Aspen Times. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including local news, sports, events, and community issues. With a keen interest in the region, Chris provides insightful and engaging coverage of the stories that matter to the communities he serves.
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Chris Dillmann's articles predominantly focus on local events, seasonal activities, and government announcements in the Avon area of Colorado. He covers topics such as weekend activities, leisure, relaxation, and outdoor pursuits.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered primarily highlight entertainment news, deals & promotions, house & home-related topics along with event coverage and seasonal updates; if you have a story related to these areas within the Avon or wider Colorado community that would be of interest to those seeking leisurely activities or information about local events and government announcements then Chris may find it relevant for his reporting.
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By: Chris Dillmann
Annual event raises more than $56,000 this year, with 6,903 ducks adopted
By: Scott Miller, Chris Dillmann
But some groups still lag in views of security, safety
By: Chris Dillmann
Chefs from Sweet Basil plate dishes in April during the Taste of Vail Apres Tasting in Vail Village. For the second straight year, Sweet Basil landed on Michelin's recommended list.
Fifth graders from Homestake Peak School learn about physics and river safety with the Vail Mountain Rescue Group during Friday's fifth annual Eagle River Water Festival hosted by the Eagle River Coalition at Colorado Mountain College in Edwards. The annual event teaches kids about many aspects of water and why it's important.
By: Chris Dillmann
A freshly groomed surface from Vail Mountain's 2023-24 Opening Day.
OpenSnow founder shares why an expected La Niña pattern has forecasters guessing
By: Elliott Wenzler
Statewide political groups have spent more than $3.2 million on Western Slope legislative elections so far this year as the organizations attempt to persuade voters in the region. While roughly two-thirds of those dollars have...
By: Chris Dillmann
Costumed revelers hit all the stops for candy during the Vail Recreation District's Trick-or-Treat Thursday in Vail. Minions collect candy during the Vail Recreation District's Trick-or-Treat Thursday in Vail Village. The annual event always takes place on Halloween. Costumes that range from fun to scary dawned the streets of the village during the Vail Recreation…
Ballots are cast during election day Tuesday in Avon.
By: Chris Dillmann
Monday's Veterans Day ceremony at Freedom Park in Edwards included a bell ringing to remember those who lost their lives in the line of duty. People honor active military and veterans during the annual Veterans Day ceremony in Edwards. Monday also marked the 247th birthday of the United States Marine Corps. The Battle Mountain High…
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