Marble fire
On the first really warm day this spring, May 27, a resident began burning brush on his property above the town of Marble. It went out of control and smoke was observed by fire officials who drove up to investigate. They found that the… read more →
Lead King Loop
I am writing you to express my dismay about what I witnessed on Sunday, May 16, 2021. My wife and I hiked from the bottom of Daniels Hill to the Crystal Mill and back. We chose this day because it was clear to me (and… read more →
Commissioners tackled a light agenda this week and adjourned the public meeting within an hour and a half.
To Boebert on Capitol Hill
The meeting began with letters of support for legislation beyond their jurisdiction. Three of these letters were in response to… read more →
CPW collars gray wolf
Colorado Park and Wildlife collared a male wolf that entered the state from Wyoming. The GPS collar will help wildlife managers study the animal’s travel patterns as more wolves enter Colorado.
Shed-antler collecting
To protect wintering big-game animals and…
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A humanitarian solution
As a pediatrician who has been taking care of children and families for 40 years, I have been able to witness advances in medicine that improve the lives of individuals and strengthen our communities. Of all the ways I have helped my patients, I…
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By James Steindler
Sopris Sun Correspondent
It is not everyday frustrated youth get a chance to squeeze their representative for answers, but some local high schoolers recently did just that.
On Dec. 8, the Advanced Placement (AP) Government class at Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) had the opportunity…
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