A creative proposal floated by the Gunnison County Library District would address two long-standing problems: funding and facilities. Eight years ago, the district approached voters with two separate ballot questions
One by one, the young adults approached the microphone and a room full of people. Some were as young as 10 or 12, others probably 18 or even a little
It was on my fourth trip back to the hardware store in as many hours when I realized I may as well start moonlighting. I’m sure the cashier assumed I
More than 50 years ago, Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” began with a fable about a town in which a strange stillness descended as the birds disappeared. We are faced with
I was overdue. Granted, it was just a few months, but it had been about a year and a half since I had my last mammogram. Life is busy —
The day Madeline, my daughter, has been waiting for seemingly since she was born finally arrived. A couple weeks ago, she turned 18. Freedom! Adulthood! Tattoos! “Best birthday ever,” she
What do Hank Williams Jr., Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt and plenty of others have in common? They could all learn a thing or two from
Are you connecting with your friends and family or helping con them? For a few years now, we have been talking about information and media literacy in this inimitable newspaper.
Government failing to fulfill its obligations should be cause for alarm. That’s why we’re disturbed by the federal government’s apparent inability to acquire fishing easements following the construction of Blue
Remember when that phrase came into our lives almost 50 years ago? It was the Apollo 13 Mission to the moon after an explosion damaged the spacecraft. The world held
