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Though Barney Ford’s life was impressive, there’s still many local Summit County residents — and Coloradans — who don’t know much about him. That’s why the Breckenridge Heritage Alliance is taking this year, Ford’s 200th...

A proposed addition to the Colorado Mountain College Breckenridge campus will allow the school to expand its nursing and emergency medical services programs. In a Feb. 8 public hearing, the Breckenridge Town Council unanimously approved...

A majority of Breckenridge Town Council members were skeptical of an e-bike share program that was presented at the Tuesday, Jan. 11, meeting, expressing concerns about how the bikes would be used. Town Sustainability Administrator...

Languishing. Thats how Jennifer McAtamney describes how Summit County is weathering the omicron surge, which hit Summit and its resort neighbors harder and earlier than anywhere else in the state.

Languishing. Thats how Jennifer McAtamney describes how Summit County is weathering the omicron surge, which hit Summit and its resort neighbors harder and earlier than anywhere else in the state.

Breckenridge Town Council was updated at its Tuesday, Dec. 14, work session on the progress the town’s Tourism Overlay District Task Force is making. Rather than one tourism overlay, the group is looking at the...

The Breckenridge Town Council unanimously voted to adopt the town’s 2022 budget at its Nov. 23 meeting, and town staff called it the first normal budgeting process since 2019. “This budget restores a lot of...

The entire Breckenridge short-term lodging community will have to pay $400 per bedroom to the town at the start of 2022 after Breckenridge Town Council voted 5-2 to pass its new regulatory fee at the...

Breckenridge Town Council voted 6-1 to hold a hearing on the Breckenridge Grand Vacations gondola lot development master plan at its Tuesday, Oct. 26, meeting. Council member Dick Carleton voted for the hearing because he...

Since the inception of Breckenridge’s buy-down program in 2019, the town has purchased 24 units to either resell with a deed restriction or retain for its own employees. Laurie Best, the town’s housing manager, said...