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Housing Costs, Water and Your Privacy: What Would Weiser and Marx Do as Governor?
Housing affordability, water policy and surveillance rules connect the governor’s race to daily life in Eagle County. Here is how Weiser and Marx describe their approaches.
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Some Coloradans Just Lost Medicaid Coverage. Are You Affected—and Where Can You Get Help?
October eligibility changes affect some immigrants enrolled in Colorado Medicaid. Official guidance and local enrollment assistance can help residents understand their next steps.
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Public Money Will Help Protect Nottingham Ranch—but You Can’t Visit. What Does Eagle County Gain?
Public access is not part of the Nottingham Ranch conservation deal. Its benefits center on development restrictions, wildlife habitat, water rights and working ranchland.
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Your Tuesday Plans? Punch Brothers Are Coming to Beaver Creek
Make room for a Tuesday night out: Punch Brothers bring their Unsung North American Expedition Tour to the Vilar.
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Vail Christian Won Its First Boys Golf State Title—with 26 Strokes to Spare
A first state title and individual recognition give Vail Christian’s golfers a season to celebrate.
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Missed a Few Stories? Avon Cameras, Local Deals and Your Weekend Plans
From Avon’s camera decision to the cost of I-70 congestion, here are five recent stories worth catching up on—plus a Vail guide to keep handy.
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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.
