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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By: Kimberly Nicoletti
btaining proper insurance coverage is harder than it’s ever been, as many insurance companies are closing or simply not covering certain assets. Meanwhile, the frequency and severity of claims have reached historical highs. To navigate...
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Sweet Leaf Pioneer is the cannabis hub for both locals and visitors, with its high-quality, organically grown recreational and medical products. As the first recreational dispensary to open in Eagle County in April 2014 —...
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Día de los Muertos in Carbondale Carbondale Arts celebrates its 20th year of organizing Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) on its First Friday. The event, from 5-9 p.m., includes live music, performances,...
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Aspen Community Theatre recalls those sweaty-palm, hold-your-breath spelling bees with its production of
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Thunder River Theatre transports audiences to the gritty underbelly of 1820s England through its production of “Death of the Pugilist,” for one show only at 2 p.m. Sunday.
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
50 kids ages 8-16 will sing their hearts out at the Vilar Center stage this weekend
Grammy-award winning duo 123 Andrés makes learning about geography and cultural traditions fun, through song, storytelling and visuals Monday at Vilar Performing Arts Center.
In 1915, The Hotel Denver opened its doors, right across the street from the railroad station in Glenwood Springs. Throughout the early 1900s, the railroad transported tourists, settlers and miners, connecting Denver and beyond to...
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
Watching “Feel It All,” professional skier Drew Petersen’s documentary about his journey from suicidal depression to resilience and recovery, is powerful. But following it up with an in-person discussion is even more profound.
By: Kimberly Nicoletti
After five rousing shows presented as part of Vilar Performing Arts Center’s Underground Sound Series, Billy Allen + The Pollies close out the series Nov. 14.
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