Gavin Dahl, KDNK station manager, has been a familiar voice for listeners across the western slope for over four years, but on June 30, he will be signing off KDNK radio to shift the dial towards fatherhood.
“My wife and I are moving to Montrose,” Dahl… read more →
It’s spring in the Roaring Fork Valley. For people who love to fish, that means gearing up for the sport, while waiting for snowmelt runoffs to move from being fast and furious — and muddy — to easy running, clear rivers.
But, what…
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Perfectly placed within an underground hillside, it is easy to be swept away from the outside world at Bonedale Tattoo’s new studio space located at 818 Industry Pl.
Flanked by massive boulders and encircled with an impressive steel culvert, the studio’s entrance gives off the impression… read more →
The libraries were among the first public facilities to reopen this month, and patrons are learning to operate within some substantial limitations.
“We feel comfortable with all of the different precautions that are in place, not just for patrons but also for staff,” noted Carbondale Branch… read more →
The town isn’t exactly jumping into the deep end to build a new swimming pool, but it is sticking a toe in the shallow part.
As a first step, Carbondale residents are being asked to take a public survey to help town officials decide what amenities… read more →
With its recent and sweeping layoffs of 10 percent of its workforce — roughly 40 employees — Valley View Hospital (VVH) has impacted facilities up and down Highway 82. Roaring Fork Family Practice (RFFP), operated by VVH, is one.
Valley View Chief Executive Officer Dr. Brian… read more →
With the Roaring Fork School District (RFSD) year drawing to a close — June 4 is the last official day — officials there are gearing up for what might be a mirror image situation in the fall while analyzing possible summer programs.
No one knows what… read more →
Waldorf School on the Roaring Fork (WSRF) is known for its unconventional hands on teaching methods; but how does “hands on” happen when the teacher cannot share the same space as the student? Well, it takes not a small amount of ingenuity, a determined team of educators, and… read more →
Cloth face coverings are required in businesses and public buildings in Carbondale effectively immediately, following a 6-1 trustee vote on May 19.
The ordinance is geared toward indoor establishments and specifically addresses common areas, lobbies and front desks as well as any portions of grocery stores… read more →
As the heat of summer and fire season both barrel toward the arid West, COVID-19 adds complications to an already delicate situation. Fire restrictions were placed in 11 National Forests and on BLM-managed spaces in 11 counties across Colorado in early April that are not due… read more →
