Editor’s note: this serial short story was published monthly over the course of a year as an experimental community endeavor. Read the first volume here.
Chapter One: Happy Birthday, Max!
By Gavin Dahl
“Please tell me they got Cheetos again.”
Max isn’t necessarily supposed to, you know, eat… read more →
IMPORTANT NOTICE: YOUR COMMENTS ON THE BIKE TRAIL MUST BE SENT TO THE BOCC BY THIS FRIDAY, JULY 27TH, 2018. Please write or email your Commissioners at:
Temporary Address:
Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners
123…
read more →
Press release from Wilderness Workshop
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management announced Friday that it has reached a settlement in the lawsuit filed by oil and gas company SG Interests over the cancellation of 18 leases to drill in the Thompson Divide area of the White River National… read more →
If one were going to finger the culprit most responsible for conspiring to create a compelling theatrical evening, Thunder River Theatre Company (TRTC) veteran Bob Moore would be the guilty party. As Ray, the resident conspiracy theorist at a down-at-the-heel New York bar, he’s the driving force behind… read more →
Editor’s note: This is a sort of telephone-game story running monthly as part of our literary and creativity section. Let us know at news@soprissun.com if you’d like to write the next chapter!
Prologue
By Will Grandbois
Something strange was going on in Carbondale.
By the time officials had…
read more →
“To me, it’s unbelievable that somebody would be so naïve as to believe you can cut the heart out of a newspaper and still think it’s going to survive.”
– Dean Singleton, former owner of The Denver Post, upon his May 4 resignation as chairman… read more →
It felt kind of like going to a secret society meeting, except it wasn’t so secret. A group of about 20 people gathered at Carbondale Arts Executive Director Amy Kimberly’s charming house on a Tuesday evening, where there was a smorgasbord of snacks and libations waiting.
“The Price” has been the least staged of playwright Arthur Miller’s plays. The current production at Thunder River Theatre Company (TRTC) reveals it as Miller’s most underrated play.
TRTC’s production is a powerhouse, as good as any live theatre this reviewer has seen. (Reviewer’s Note: While living in San… read more →
The numbers are growing and the problem is starting to get out of hand. In Carbondale, the number of pickleball addicts has quadrupled in the last two years and that number is expected to climb even higher as more people discover the “high” they feel during a game.
High…
read more →
