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PHOTOS: A royal affair with the 29th annual Spellebration

Literacy Outreach’s annual Spellebration, a Royal Spelling Bee, brought together 15 fiefdoms to compete to be crowned the spelling bee champions of Garfield County. The teams were given 72 words to compete over with only...

Garfield County A&E Roundup holiday festivities for the weekend

Santa is making a special trip to ‘Light up Carbondale’ Santa is coming to Carbondale a little early this year to help residents light the town up for First Friday.  “There’s some magic there,” said...

Book ban efforts in Colorado see little success amid national uptick

While efforts to ban certain books have increased across the country, Colorado has also seen a few book-ban efforts.

Book ban efforts in Colorado see little success amid national uptick - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition

Community profile: Western Garfield County teens use online gaming to publish children's book

Luana Poston and Sophia Wilson didn’t expect an online game would lead to them writing a children’s book. It was 2020, and Wilson and Poston were playing a Roblox role-playing game that allows users to...

Garfield County libraries host Asian, Pacific American heritage events

Garfield County libraries plan to host Asian and Pacific American heritage events all throughout May, a news release states.

Halloween happenings in the valley

Costumes will be worn and candy will be slung up and down the Roaring Fork Valley all weekend.

For some, concerns rise following staff departures at Garfield County Library District

Chelsea Self / Post Independent A spate of recent resignations among branch managers and support staff within the Garfield County Public Library District has fingers pointed in lots of directions, including at the executive director. Functionally, it also has the district scrambling to fill several key positions as it works to rebound from pandemic restrictions and make good on promises contained in the voter-approved 2018 mill levy increase. Some staffers who resigned in recent months said they were prompted to go on record with concerns about internal library relations, namely with Executive Director Brett Lear, that they fear will ultimately impact library services.

Pop-up prom dress giveaway in Glenwood Springs for high schoolers

Garfield County libraries hosts discussion on diversifying public participation in the outdoors