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When most people think of October, they picture changing leaves, warm apple cider, the quiet of shoulder season, and of course, Halloween. If you’ve made it this far into October without being spooked, allow the...

Happy September, Eagle County residents. This time of year, as fall peaks around the corner, the seasonal shifts ask us to turn inward and do some critical reflection. As we lean into interpersonal reflection, it’s...

In May 2023, the town of Vail rolled out an e-bike rebate program meant to make ownership of e-bikes more accessible to its residents and employees. Since its launch, the program has issued 32 rebates...

Tickets are now on sale for Walking Mountains Science Center’s Climb It for Climate Hike and Mountain Top Party on Sept. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Vail Mountain. The second annual event...

August is a great month for holidays: National Watermelon Day (Aug. 3), International Beer Day (Aug. 4), National Peach Pie Day (Aug. 24), and National Trail Mix Day (Aug. 31). What do all these days...

On Monday, June 26, the Climate Action Collaborative hosted its first semi-annual stakeholder meeting of 2023. CAC stakeholder meetings are an opportunity to come together and receive pertinent updates regarding CAC progress and work, along...

June is Pride Month, a celebration of queer identity that honors the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan, which catalyzed the gay rights movement in the United States. Pride is something to be celebrated across Eagle...

A few days ago temperatures hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit … in Siberia. Arizona is limiting new development in some suburbs of Phoenix due to a lack of water. Over 200 wildfires are raging across Canada....

Electric vehicles seem to be all the rage these days. Why, you might be asking? Well, across the globe, transportation is substantially contributing to climate change and its associated impacts. In the U.S.,  ground transportation...

Over the past eight months, Vail resident and rec district employee Jack Goodreau has ridden his e-bike 900 miles, favoring it over his car for commuting, recreating and just getting around town. Goodreau was one...