Will Buzzerd

After a municipal election held on April 7, the Town of Basalt welcomed three new members to Basalt Town Council for four-year terms beginning April 28.

This weekend, the Aspen Choral Society (ACS) invites all from across the Roaring Fork Valley to “Luminous Night,” a poignant musical exploration of the nature of grief and loss in a moment not only significant for its organization but the world as a whole.

During this week’s regular meeting, Basalt Town Council held a second public hearing for a potential residential and storage unit development in

On April 11, Glenwood Springs-based author Nancy Bo Flood received the Wrangler Award from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum for her illustrated children's book, “Badger Clark: Poetry Wrangler,” a tale about South Dakota's first poet laureate and an unsung hero of cowboy poetry.

The Town of Basalt is currently seeking community input on its new public services building, which will jointly host the police and public works

During this week's meeting, Basalt Town Council reviewed the results of a public ballot feasibility survey regarding financing the construction of a new public services facility and the direction of Basalt writ large. Despite problems with the survey's distribution, results favored financing the new building with an increased sales tax, although opinions were mixed as to how the Town is balancing increased urban density and managing affordable housing supply.

On Sunday, June 21, Carbondale's Sunday Music in the Park concert series will kick off at 5pm in a bid to revitalize the long-running summer staple which had recently fallen on hard times. Music lovers are invited to set up blankets and chairs in Sopris Park for relaxed nights of community-building over the course of four diverse monthly performances.

This summer Carbondale Police Department and Public Works have made electrifying new strides in sustainability by adding several new electric vehicles

As Stage 2 fire restrictions kick in in Garfield County, wildfires push the air quality index into the triple digits and emergency calls steadily

During this week's meeting, Basalt Town Council continued a hearing for an application to build a split commercial storage and residential development at 555 Basalt Avenue for a third time. The project has proven to be a tough sell over the past several months.