Archive
Andrew Graham
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Stuck on I-70? A Study Puts the Annual Cost at $2.25 Billion
Traffic delays affect more than arrival times. A corridor study estimates their economic cost—and its assumptions matter when interpreting the headline number
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A Cheaper Day Out in the Vail Valley? Start With These Dining and Lodging Offers.
From Sunday food specials to discounts on longer stays, these offers give you a starting point for planning a Vail Valley outing that fits your budget.
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Six Volcanoes Down. One to Go. A Vail Climber’s Next Challenge Is Getting There.
Nicole Otake has climbed six of the Seven Volcanic Summits. With Antarctica still ahead, she’s turning expedition experience into a business helping other climbers.
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Housing, Schools, Water: What Would Eagle County’s Next Commissioner Do Differently?
Kathleen Brendza and Wendy Sacks share concerns about Eagle County’s future. Their approaches to housing, school funding and land use show where they differ.
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Heading to FreeFall in Avon? Kids Can Get In Free—but You’ll Still Need Tickets.
FreeFall brings three days of bluegrass to Avon. Here’s how children’s admission works, when music starts, and what to know before heading to Nottingham Park.
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Weekend Plans in the Vail Valley? Pack for Rain—and Watch Next Week’s Snow Forecast.
A warm Friday gives way to a wetter regional outlook this weekend. Here’s what Vail Valley residents and visitors should watch before heading outdoors.
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12 License Plate Cameras Are Coming Down in Avon. What Happens to Your Data?
Avon has ordered its 12 Flock cameras removed. Here’s what officials announced—and what remains unconfirmed about previously collected license plate data.
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Will Vail Get a Big Snow Winter? Why Forecasters Are Watching Spring 2027
El Niño is raising hopes for winter 2026–27. Here’s what historical Vail snowpack patterns reveal—and why spring deserves attention.
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White River National Forest Visitor Survey: What to Expect
Visiting White River National Forest? Survey workers are asking about recreation experiences. Here’s what the questions cover and why local input matters.
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What Could Aurora’s Reservoir Plan Mean for Eagle County’s Water?
Homestake Creek connects Eagle County to Aurora’s proposed Wild Horse Reservoir. Local water groups want clearer answers about river impacts, and residents have until Nov. 19 to comment.
