John Stroud is a Senior Reporter and Managing Editor with a focus on local news in Carbondale, Colorado. With his work appearing in various publications such as Sopris Sun, Grand Junction Free Press, and Aspen Daily News, John covers a range of topics including community events, local government, education, sports, and human interest stories.
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By: John Stroud
Children play outside their homes at the 3-Mile Mobile Home Park near Glenwood Springs in June 2023.
By: John Stroud
Roaring Fork High School’s girls volleyball team was unable to continue its run of recent success against Aspen on the home court Tuesday night, dropping
By: John Stroud
Glenwood Springs voters are deciding in the Nov. 5 election whether to not only extend, but also increase a dedicated sales tax from a ½ cent to 1 cent on
Players had a hard time even finding the ball in the snow, let alone get a clean boot on it, during the Roaring Fork versus The Academy 3A soccer playoff game in Carbondale on Tuesday. The hometown Rams emerged the 1-0 winners to advance to the quarterfinals.
By: John Stroud
Outgoing Republican state Sen. Perry Will was well on his way to becoming the newest Garfield County commissioner, holding a comfortable 6% lead over Democrat Caitlin Carey as final ballots were being counted in Tuesday’s...
By: John Stroud
Habitat for Humanity Roaring Fork Valley has never been one to stay inside a certain box when it comes to making the dream of home ownership a reality for more area residents.
By: John Stroud
It took a couple of nailbiter wins through the first two rounds of the 3A state playoffs, including a snowy slidefest on Tuesday at Rams Field, but the
By: John Stroud
A construction project aimed at revitalizing the portion of 6th Street in Glenwood Springs that used to be part of Highway 82, and to activate the former Grand Avenue Bridge “north landing” as a new park area, commenced earlier this year.
Despite a resilient performance in front of the home fans that had the Basalt High School football team within striking distance of the school's first-ever trip to a championship game, the Longhorns ultimately bowed out with a 41-28 loss to The Classical Academy (TCA) on Saturday, Nov. 23.
By: John Stroud
The Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) boys and girls basketball teams both got off to a good start this week, winning their season openers against Rifle on
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