David O. Williams is a journalist based in Colorado, with a focus on local news in the Vail area. He writes for publications such as Real Vail, Colorado Times Recorder, The Park Record Newspaper, and Vail Daily. His articles cover a range of topics including skiing, politics, immigration, and weather events impacting the region.
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David's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Vail, Colorado, with a significant emphasis on government and politics. He often includes expert commentary, legal policy regulation, and government announcements in his articles.
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By: David O. Williams
Sports, much like the weather in these heat-trapping, CO2-spewing times, are hard to predict.
Union Pacific’s service shows a very clear path for Utah oil trains through Salt Lake City, Ogden, Wyoming and Denver rather than right along the Colorado River.
By: David O. Williams
In his new book, “Terrible Beauty, ” Aspen’s outgoing senior vice president of sustainability, Auden Schendler, makes a compelling case for companies
By: David O. Williams
In his new book, “Terrible Beauty”, Aspen’s outgoing senior vice president of sustainability, Auden Schendler, makes a compelling case for companies in the ski industry and far beyond breaking out of the collective malaise that’s coopting corporate climate activism and has been largely self-imposed – quite ingeniously — by the obfuscation efforts of the fossil fuel industry. […]
By: David O. Williams
What do you do when your upwind neighbor drives a coal-rolling monster truck, burns trash in his backyard and couldn’t care less about air quality, but also loves to ski, raft, rock climb and mountain bike and therefore sort of paradoxically seems to value the outdoors?
Holy Cross Energy CEO Bryan Hannegan, left, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, center, and Vail Mayor Travis Coggin at a geothermal event in Vail last summer (David O. Williams photo).
As Gov. Polis focuses exclusively on Front Range rail, others state to connect southern, western Colorado
By: David O. Williams
of 6 EAGLE COUNTY • Passengers or petroleum products? That's one of the key questions being bandied about in a renewed effort to revive part
O. in the zone on Seldom at Vail on Saturday (KKW iPhone pic).
By: David O. Williams
Passengers or petroleum products? That’s one of the key questions being bandied about in a renewed effort to revive part of the long-dormant Tennessee Pass rail line linking southern Colorado to the state’s Western Slope. As the Polis administration continues to focus almost exclusively on planning for passenger rail in the northern Front Range and […]
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