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Nonprofits preserve Hunter Creek Valley history (opens the original)
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The Hunter Creek Valley is full of historic buildings, old mining infrastructure and serene nature where locals can take refuge. But preserving some structures takes money and people power. Two Colorado-based nonprofits — the Hunter Creek Historical Foundation and HistoriCorps — have found a way to do it. Project managers and volunteers have spent four years restoring the Koch Homestead site, which was established as an estate in the 1880s. The site is made up of four buildings: a shop, a reside
Community questions shifting company culture at Aspen One (opens the original)
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Aspen One held its first-ever community town hall Tuesday following several presentations the company gave to local governments in recent months on the state of the ski industry. The gathering also comes after a number of letters to local newspaper editors critiqued company decisions. SkiCo leaders said they want to take the resort to the “next level” — gradually moving away from the town's counter culture riders and dirt bag skiers of a bygone era. Some attendees were skeptical. A portion of th
Snowmobiles will not return to the X Games in 2027 (opens the original)
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X Games organizers are not planning to host snowmobile competitions at the 2027 games. Representatives said Tuesday that events change every year at the X Games based on various factors. In 2025, athletes could compete in a street-style rail competition, but that event did not return in 2026. Snowmobiling also requires a lot of skiing infrastructure. During this year’s games, snowmobile snow features returned to Buttermilk Mountain, including 20-foot-tall ramps — a huge lift for terrain groomers
Ziegler Reservoir to undergo second dig next summer (opens the original)
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The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is scheduled to excavate Snowmass Village’s Ziegler Reservoir next summer for the second time. Researchers hope to discover more fossils following a massive dig over a decade ago. In 2010, a construction crew uncovered a mammoth tusk while digging to expand the reservoir. The museum later uncovered more than 35,000 animal bones from mastodons, giant ground sloths and Ice Age bison, as well as plants and insects. These findings represent 85,000 years of histo
Garfield County may fund Hogback bus route for one more year, but future is unclear (opens the original)
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Garfield County commissioners are leaning toward funding the Hogback bus service for one more year, but they said they will stop supporting the route after 2027. Commissioners tentatively agreed to give the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority $200,000 for the Hogback route at a Tuesday meeting. The Hogback route has served residents in New Castle, Silt and Rifle since 2002. But Silt, Rifle and Garfield County are not members of RFTA so the municipalities do not have long-term funding set aside
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