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Telluride Arts features local artists in performance and in their work during the Heart of Winter Market, at Telluride Arts HQ East, through Feb. 23. Pictured are poets Michael Olschewsky of Nucla, Art Goodtimes of Norwood and Ruth Duffy, also of Nucla, during the December Telluride Arts Stories & Poems at the gallery. The four-part series was curated by Goodtimes, in collaboration with Telluride Arts, through Telluride Institute’s Talking Gourds program. (Photo by Ellen Metrick / Telluride Daily Planet)

He’s a mystery wrapped in a riddle, inside an enigma. Robert Zimmerman is having a moment. The artist now known as Bob Dylan is again at the center of American

Telluride 3rd-grade student Natalia Lopez Carmelo was named the Colorado Association School Board (CASB) Elementary Art Award Winner in December, a statewide art competition among all elementary schools in the

Sturgill, pictured, first came to Second Chance Humane Society in June of 2022 from a shelter in the Four Corners area, having lived most of his life in a yard with little interaction. He was adopted and returned twice over the next couple of years until finding his forever family in June 2024. (Courtesy photo)

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America’s ‘fast-growing winter sport’ arrives in Ridgway Friday through Sunday

Slide with Respect, a video PSA series, aims to educate youth about the safety rules and etiquette on the slopes when skiing or snowboarding. This still photograph is taken from one of the Slide with Respect videos targeting snowboarders. (Courtesy photo)

Western Slope has a vital role in water supply for Colorado River Basin

It was 20 years ago, this solstice. When Gillian Welch and David Rawlings last played as a duo at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival (TBF), they were on a bill with

Easy Jim, the Grateful Dead cover band out of Crested Butte, played two nights at the Sheridan Opera House last weekend. The Sheridan Opera House has a host of events