After a monthslong search, Silverthorne has chosen Missourian Greg Camp as its new town manager.  Camp, who is leaving his ...

The Colorado Mountain College board of trustees unanimously approved the inflation-based tuition increase and $50,000 in ...

RMU Tavern is hosting a fundraising event Wednesday, Jan. 28, from 6-9 p.m. that will include a silent auction fundraiser and ...

Several police chiefs in Colorado’s resort mountain towns agree: rural streets have a speeding problem. As more local ...

A traffic safety analysis completed last year led to the final draft of Summit County’s Safe Streets for All Action Plan, ...

In 2026, Silverthorne will award more than $133,000 in cash and in-kind services to locally serving nonprofits through its ...

A Blue River man facing a murder charge pleaded not guilty in court Jan. 20. The court combined two cases in which Daniel ...

The Block Hotel & Commons will be hosting free confidential sexually transmitted infections (STI) testing in partnership with Mile High Behavioral Health and Mountain Pride on Friday, Jan. 30 from 6 ...

Summit’s Philanthropic Educational Organization chapter — an international women’s organization that supports educational opportunities for women through loans, scholarships and grants — is hosting a ...

Colorado drivers who use the left lane to pass a vehicle in a no-passing zone and who have multiple speeding violations could face harsher penalties under a bill introduced in the state legislature.

Restaurant owners and operators interested in learning how implement food scrap composting can attend a workshop hosted by the High Country Conservation Center on Jan. 28. The event runs from 11 a.m.

As Colorado continues to negotiate with the seven Colorado River basin states on the post-2026 operations of Lake Powell and Lake Mead, the state’s attorney general and lead negotiator are ready for a ...