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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
All things considered, the most recent version of the GoPro Mountain Games June 4-7 in Vail was a relative success given the unprecedented drought conditions in the Eagle River Valley. “It’s a year unlike any other since...
By: David O. Williams
Vail Police Sgt. Rebecca Anderson was leading 5th Judicial District chief district attorney’s investigator Jason Boston after one round of preliminary, unofficial election results Tuesday as the two Democrats sought their party’s primary nomination to take...
By: David O. Williams
Editor’s note: This is the fourth installment in a series highlighting the Vail Public Library’s Vail Valley Voices Collection of oral histories featuring prominent local figures, particularly interviews conducted by the Vail Daily’s Tony Mauro and David O....
By: David O. Williams
Tech billionaire Matthew Prince grew up in Park City, Utah, and has garnered plenty of headlines recently for his aggressive media campaign to buy the ski area from Vail Resorts, but last season marked the first time since he was two years old that he did not ski his home hill.
By: David O. Williams
Editor's note: This article on PEER is the first in a three-part series on three unique, local nonprofits that in 2026 are celebrating 30 years of serving the Eagle River Valley community. The other two articles will feature Small Champions and the Vail Valley Charitable Fund
By: David O. Williams
Editor's note: This is the fifth installment in a series highlighting the Vail Public Library's Vail Valley Voices Collection of oral histories featuring prominent local figures. Click on Kent Rose for part 1, Dick Cleveland for part 2, Pete Seibert Jr. for part 3, the Vail Trail for part 4, and this interview with Rob LeVine conducted by Tony Mauro and Tara Flanagan in 2021.
By: David O. Williams
The Denver Water Board on Wednesday shed a little more light on why the largest water utility in the state is only offering a short-term lease extension for Piney River Ranch north of Vail.
By: David O. Williams
A second, redundant Xcel Energy transmission line from Basalt to Gypsum was down for maintenance when lightning struck the other Xcel line from Steamboat to the Wolcott substation Tuesday evening, causing a 14-hour power outage for 27,000 Holy Cross Energy customers from Vail to the Roaring Fork Valley.
By: David O. Williams
When the Vail Health Behavioral Health's Precourt Healing Center first opened in May of last year , there was an expectation that the only psychiatric hospital between Denver and Salt Lake City would see a high number of adolescent referrals based on the perceived need at the time.
By: David O. Williams
Editor's note: This is the sixth installment in a series highlighting the Vail Public Library's Vail Valley Voices Collection of oral histories featuring prominent local figures and conducted by Tony Mauro and sometimes David O. Williams. Click on Kent Rose for part 1, Dick Cleveland for part 2, Pete Seibert Jr. for part 3, the Vail Trail for part 4 and Rob LeVine for part 5.
