It’s the little things jurors don’t think about — such as who to look at when delivering their verdict. Do they look to the head of the courtroom where the judge presides? Do they look to the prosecution and defense teams, who have spent the trial passionately arguing for the guilt or innocence of the accused? Would looking at the police perched in the courtroom be comforting or even more nerveracking?
For what is likely the coldest weeks of the year, Gunnison Elementary School students have brought the “Seasons of Gunnison” alive in color.
The opportunity to learn alongside some of the best in one’s craft is a rare opportunity, but for three Gunnison choir students, the chance to put their talents on
Barks of anticipation give way to the sound of dogs’ feet kicking up snow as the team of 10 picks up speed. By the time they hit a steady
While most people traveling through the small community of Sargents might see little more than a pit-stop, recreational opportunities surround the town. The community, about 30 miles east of Gunnison,
A positive outlook on life and boundless determination have become Brittany Walker Konsella’s hallmark, leading her on a decades-long quest for adventure in Colorado’s mountains. But those attributes were put
Memories have a way of flooding into a person’s consciousness at the mere waft of a certain aroma, sound of an object passing by or sight of a scene long
Gunnison resident Bob Corn knows just what he’s getting his sister for Christmas. It’s fruitcake. But it’s not just any fruitcake — it’s one that has been passed among family
It really doesn't matter what you’re wearing — so long as it’s red. A silly hat, tutu, snowsuit or sequined gown would all work. At least that’s the dress code
Life is not without challenges. And through facing and overcoming challenge, one gains strength. Sometimes that strength is needed unexpectedly down the road, when a difficulty previously conquered once again
