On Saturday, March 7, Summit Historical Society will host its annual Women of Distinction Luncheon at the Dillon Community ...

Little Red Schoolhouse in Breckenridge is due for some renovations, and the town is also eyeing an expansion as it looks to extend the building’s life another 25 years. At a Feb. 10 meeting, ...

The ice skating rink at North Pond Park is closed for the remainder of the season, according to a town of Silverthorne news release. Due to warm temperatures, the rink is no longer able ...

The Colorado High School Activities Association Nordic and Alpine ski seasons have come to an end, and Summit’s teams have ...

The Summit Foundation has announced that there will be no Great Rubber Duck Race in 2026 or in the foreseeable future after a ...

We are seven weeks into 2026 and, in spite of good intentions, our New Year’s resolutions have likely been forgotten. A 2023 Forbes Health poll found only 8% of people said their resolutions lasted ...

There are three seats up for grabs on Silverthorne Town Council in an upcoming April election in addition to the mayor’s seat ...

A federal judge has ruled that a section of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act that allows landowners “reasonable use” of private property surrounded by National Forests applies ...

The Colorado Department of Transportation’s popular Bustang bus service is running on empty. Ridership on the Bustang has doubled in the past three years to more than 350,000 bus trips annually, ...

Colorado’s wolves made their first appearance within some southern Front Range watersheds in February.  Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s latest gray wolf activity map — which shows the watersheds where ...

The moose crossed a busy section of trail and under a lift, before disappearing into a more wooded portion of the mountain.

A bill to bolster Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s role in managing recreation has cleared its first hurdle.  House Bill 1008, also known as the Colorado Outdoor Opportunities Act, would solidify ...