Hannah Rumble News Today

Do you have what it takes to solve the mystery of who stole the precious “Stomach of the Ocean” diamond? Walking Mountains and Denver’s American Immersion Theater need your detective skills at the inaugural Heist...

As locals, we are accustomed to explaining the curiosities of mountain life with ease. The lack of atmosphere creates a rich, lavender sky, along with a greater propensity for sunburns. This same atmospheric deficit results in a...

Bobcats seen strolling through mountain town neighborhood this week Here, kitty, kitty! 599 Shares Two bobcats seen in Edwards. (Via Vail Daily) Two bobcats were seen walking through a yard and driveway on upper June Creek Singletree Road in Edwards, a town west of Vail, Wednesday morning around 7:30 a.m. “The bobcat is named for its short (bobbed) tail which won’t get caught in shrubs and thorns while it travels,” said Hannah Rumble, community programs director for Walking Mountain...

Two bobcats were seen walking through a yard and driveway on upper June Creek Road in Singletree on Wednesday morning around 7:30 a.m. “The bobcat is named for its short (bobbed) tail which won’t get caught in shrubs and thorns while it travels,” said Hannah Rumble, community programs director for Walking Mountains Science Center. “Bobcats are normally shy, solitary animals but the images of two bobcats we have seen lately are probably a kitten and its mom. Most likely, the juvenile wil...