The temperature outside was 1 degree when I woke this past Saturday morning. Times owner Chris Dickey signed a bunch of us up for “Legs, Kegs and Eggs,” a 5K
The snow was blowing forcefully and perfectly perpendicular to the ground. The headlight-illuminated view through the windshield reminded me of what Han Solo saw when he coaxed the Millenium Falcon
At least once. Every year. Like clockwork. I came to the realization some years back that there’s an unfortunate regularity to avalanche deaths impacting the Gunnison Valley. Some of these
I am today announcing my candidacy for president. I’ve watched as one after another far less qualified glory-seeker has tossed her hat into the ring, entered the fray, stepped up
A recent meeting of elected officials designed to solicit input on the City of Gunnison’s comprehensive plan revealed much more than just issues related to affordable housing and economic development.
When I was younger, I looked forward to April Fool’s Day — it was a time to be creative and have a few laughs. However, I always wanted the joke
Walking into the gym at Grand Junction Central High School last Friday was like falling down a rabbit hole and into the past. I’d never in my life been on
Rock music blared over the PA system at the Fred Field Multi-purpose Building this past Friday night as Cub Master Wyatt Phipps announced heats with the passion and knowledge of
Man! How about all this snow? Oh, sure, I know. In this same issue, Dr. Bartleson, our go-to guy for all things related to statistics and damned statistics, will let
Having spoken to Crested Butte Community School parents and Western Colorado University students, it’s no surprise to learn that liberal influence is increasing in public education. From climate change to
