John Stroud

A light agenda greeted Glenwood Springs City Council for its second regular meeting of the month on Thursday, May 21, with all but Councilor Ray Schmahl present.

An important milestone was reached at Riverview School last week when it bid adieu to its very first class of kindergarteners and sent them off to high

Glenwood Springs City Council is being pressured to take legal action to try to enforce an April 28 Planning and Zoning Commission decision revoking a

Residents of another of the Roaring Fork Valley’s largest mobile home parks (MHPs) are on the verge of achieving something that seemed impossible four

Roaring Fork Valley vehicle fleet technicians have a valuable opportunity this summer to learn about electric vehicle technology and safety protocols

Two critical matters related to the push to build the South Bridge over the Roaring Fork River were before Glenwood Springs City Council for their June 18 regular meeting.

What began as an effort to address the “summer slide” that students often experience between school years marks its 15th anniversary this summer, with

Wildfire season has already made its presence known across the Colorado River and Roaring Fork valleys.

A batch of new sand at the Miners Park volleyball courts could be just what Carbondale needs to carve a new destination niche.

All Glenwood Springs City Council members were present for the regular July 2 meeting, which covered a variety of topics including wildfire risk modeling,