Chris Dillmann is a Photographer at various esteemed publications including The Aspen Times, Sky-Hi News, and Vail Daily. He specializes in themes related to journalism and media, with a focus on individual and team sports, as well as construction and real estate. Chris's work has been featured in numerous outlets, showcasing his versatility and dedication to capturing compelling stories across the United States and Canada.
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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
Fans make their way up to Red Tail Stadium for the downhill race during the Birds of Prey World Cup on Thursday in Beaver Creek. Saturday's super-G has been moved to Friday because of the weather. Fans showed major enthusiasm during the Birds of Prey World Cup downhill on Thursday in Beaver Creek. The race…
Enrollment for the 2026-27 universal preschool program is officially open, offering up to 15 hours of tuition-free preschool for children. Enrollment opened Dec. 9 and the first round of matching will begin in February for...
By: Chris Dillmann
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis and Colorado Department of Early Childhood Executive Director Lisa Roy, right, visit with children Wednesday at Edwards Early Learning Center in Edwards.
By: Chris Dillmann
Colorado-born journalist has led the paper to two General Excellence awards over the last five years
A look back at the best photos of 2025, hand-picked Vail Daily photo editor Chris Dillmann.
By: Chris Dillmann
Snow coats trees after a fresh snowfall in late December. Weather alerts have been issued for Colorado's mountains as snow is expected to accumulate through Friday afternoon and into the weekend.
By: John Laconte
West Lionshead and the areas surrounding it could be the next in Eagle County to join a wave of tax-increment financing districts that have been forming in communities across the region in recent years. The...
Project Funway is a fashion show where the designers are asked to make outfits out of anything but fabric. Over the past 14 years, the event has evolved and each year brings in eye-popping designs. From outfits made out of duct tape to hockey sticks, silverware to pickleball nets, you never know what people will come up with but it is always amazing and jaw-dropping. This fabric-less fashion show benefits the Education Foundation of Eagle County (EFEC). The mission of this grassroots nonprofit is to support local students and teachers, filling a gap created by a shortage of funding.
An explosion of color kicks off the Special Olympics 2026 Eagle County Color Torch Run Saturday, May 9, 2026 in Edwards, Colo. (Chris Dillmann/Vail Daily via AP)
