Kimberly Nicoletti is an award-winning journalist, editor, and writing coach based in Colorado. With a focus on local news and lifestyle, her work appears in publications such as Vail Daily, The Aspen Times, and The Park Record Newspaper. She is known for her expertise in wellness, adventure, and the arts.
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Kimberly Nicoletti's work focuses on providing expert commentary, event coverage, and reviews within the domains of entertainment news and house & home. Articles explore topics such as fashion, skiing, performing arts, events and gear reviews with a local focus on Colorado.
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DanceAspen’s growth has led the company to offer more performances throughout the valley, and on Sept. 5 and 6, it presents its first engagement at TACAW with “Bloom.”
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Caroline Miller, the new executive director of the nonprofit Utah Avalanche Center, originally began working in adaptive recreation around age 19 because she wanted to give back.
Allison Krauss and Robert Plant just announced their summer tour dates and the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail is on the calendar.
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
It took Sammi Cannold and Safi Rauf years to write about Rauf’s experience of being held hostage by the Taliban for 105 days.
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Mitzi Rapkin at at AI Climate Ideas Fest. Dan Bayer for Aspen Institute/Courtesy photo Last week, Mitzi Rapkin aired her 500th weekly podcast “First Draft: A Dialogue on Writing.” The literary podcast has been a labor of love for more than 11 years, and now, she’s beginning to take some interviews on the road.
Kamaboko Super Tent. Courtesy photo When I toured automobile manufacturing plants in Japan with my dad, I was impressed by the companies’ attention to every detail — from a spotless floor to its production line — so I wasn’t surprised to discover that DOD is a Japanese outdoor camping gear company. DOD takes a slow, luxurious, and quality approach to camping with a variety of adaptable, integrative, and thoughtful equipment to make the most of your time with your loved ones — as does Warmbond, a newer U.S. company.
By: Kimberly Nicoletti, Evan Agostini
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