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By: David O. Williams
When John Salazar interrupts a phone interview with a reporter to hop off his tractor on his farm in the San Luis Valley to get an oil filter for his son who's working on another tractor, it's not performative. As Salazar, a self-described “old buzzard” who turns 73 in July, explains simply, “I'm working like a fool, but I love it.”
By: David O. Williams
The Red Canyon High School graduating class of 2026 really tells the story of the Eagle River Valley — the story of a group of young adults who are in so many ways emblematic of the fabric of our community, who will likely stay here, continue to work here, and in so many ways contribute to what makes the valley such a great place to live.
By: David O. Williams
They are ubiquitous on the EagleVail Trail that stretches from Avon in the west to Dowd Junction in the east, and, according to fire officials, they make us safer ahead of wildfire season even if they'd like to get rid of them but can't right now. They are, of course, fire-mitigation slash piles.
By: David O. Williams
When Slope & Hatch restaurant in Eagle's downtown area closed this past winter, the owner posted online that it was due to a lack of sustained, year-round foot traffic along Broadway.
By: David O. Williams
In the wake of a dry winter, it’s been a wet spring in Vail. But the afternoon showers that have been steadily reviving our local rivers and streams held off just long enough for a...
By: David O. Williams
“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds” may not, in fact, be the official motto of the U.S. Postal Service, but for a century or two it has served as inspiration for postal workers nationwide.
By: David O. Williams
When Slope & Hatch restaurant in Eagle’s downtown area closed this past winter, the owner posted online that it was due to a lack of sustained, year-round foot traffic along Broadway. During last year’s mayoral...
By: David O. Williams
Michael Friedberg has held many quintessential Colorado jobs growing up in Boulder and skiing and ski coaching in Vail, from U.S. Ski Team mogul skier to sports marketer to restaurateur to professional cyclist. But the day he launched his latest career in real estate was the day his home burned down on Dec. 30, 2021.
By: David O. Williams
Peter Knobel's Solaris Group development company has 17 of the 19 condo owners at the Evergreen Lodge onboard with his plans to convert the hotel and condos next to the main Vail Health hospital into what he says will be an “ Aman -esque” resort property.
By: David O. Williams
Two Democrats with extensive experience in local law enforcement and similar campaign platforms are facing off in the June 30 primary election with the winner taking on incumbent Republican Eagle County Sheriff James van Beek in the Nov. 3 general election.
