Gunnison Valley visitor Tylor Schmer and her 11-year-old Jack Russell terrier Marley Moo are no strangers to adventure. In their years together, they’ve moved to different states, paddle boarded on lakes across the nation and climbed mountains.
(Editor’s note: This is the fifth installment in a new series that takes a look at how recent graduates’ (class of 2020) lives were turned upside down due to the COVID-19 pandemic.)
Choosing a path in life that is not well mapped out can be scary.
The show must go on! Well, sort of.
The show must go on! Well, sort of.
Despite a global pandemic and the postponement of the Cattlemen’s Days Rodeo, the royalty will be in full service mode during this year’s 4-H exhibitions.
It’s a time honored community event — the 4-H Junior Livestock Auction celebrates the hard work of members, and brings them together with buyers who help reward their labor financially. In fact, the event has allowed some faithful members the opportunity to save for future events, such as higher education.
Whether it’s dealing with how to train your dog, bake a cake, capture the perfect photograph or take care of an angora goat — Perri Pelletier is your go-to-gal.
Beans, rice and other necessities have been flying off the grocery store shelves as shoppers stock up to survive the pandemic. Another notable item in high demand has been flour — which has meant only one thing — baking was on the rise.
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Sara Hill Hogan and Jason Michael Hogan of Crested Butte brought their son Lawrence "Wren" Emerson Hogan into the world on June 16 at 10:13 p.m. He weighed 8 lbs., 1 oz., and registered 20.5 inches in length. Welcoming him to the family are grandparents Jan and Larry Hogan of Atlanta, Ga., and Susan and Wade Hairfield of Richmond, Va. "We are so grateful to Dr. Meeuwsen, Dr. Villanueva and the GVH staff that helped bring him into the world," said the proud parents.
