Ray Rossman sat quietly as he flipped through the pages of his two-inch binder wrapped in a sketch of a B-24 bomber. Tears formed in his eyes with one escaping
Chance Mears holds onto his turkey as judge Marlin Eisenach offers his two cents during the Poultry Show as part of Cattlemen’s Days last Wednesday.
In the heart of a bitter winter, Joslyn Hays — a member of the Get Your Goat 4-H club — did not expect to be tending the frostbitten ears of
Every college town needs a college bar. That’s according to the man who built The Ramble Inn about two miles north of Gunnison on Hwy. 135 — now known as
Pat MacIntosh spins Susan MacIntosh during a square dancing demonstration by the Gunnison Gorge Dancers along Virginia Avenue on the Fourth of July.
Phyllis Guerrieri sprinted for the fence of the corral as an angry cow charged behind her. After losing one shoe and her hat, Guerrieri managed to escape the cow’s wrath
Maci Waldron works on a masterpiece during the CB Chalk Walk this past Saturday adjacent to the Center for the Arts.
At just 7 years old, Jerry Piquette fell in love with the game of marbles. During recess, Piquette and his friends would gather around a makeshift ring and compete to
Members of the Kellogg family from Glenwood Springs put on a show for the crowd gathered at the Gunnison Whitewater Park this past Saturday during the annual Gunnison River Festival.
Colorado can’t exactly claim castles like the old fortresses that can be found throughout Europe. There are no knights, kings or calvary to look back on, but what we do
