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Questions remained whether U.S. Forest Service officials would be able to reopen the trail at all this year, but crews were successful in making the needed repairs and the announcement came in May that the trail would reopen in late June.

Infrastructural improvements to Midland Avenue in Glenwood Springs was like having an itchy sweater you just couldn’t get rid of. On any given day throughout 2021 and into the spring and summer of 2022, the...

City staff recently asked the Glenwood Springs City Council to add a yard waste diversion regulation for commercial companies taking unsorted waste to the landfill. Council postponed a formal decision until late March, giving staff...

Thirteen miles may separate the two towns we’re proud to serve as mayors — Glenwood Springs and Carbondale — but the list of what unites our two communities is long. Summertime festivals and farmers markets....

A planned protest in front of the U.S. Forest Service offices in downtown Glenwood Springs on Saturday is aimed at convincing the Biden Administration and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to cancel a permit for the...

A planned protest in front of the U.S. Forest Service offices in downtown Glenwood Springs Saturday is aimed at convincing the Biden Administration and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to cancel a permit for the proposed...

The Glenwood Springs Historical Society has requested an additional $60,000 from the city budget just to stay open. “We are not talking about excess, we are talking about keeping the lights on,” Historical Society board...

City of Glenwood Springs voters have approved a new lodging tax of 2.5% for an investment fund to help create workforce housing for people who work in the 81601 area code. Now that the ballot...

With a lead of roughly a few hundred votes, Glenwood Springs’ ballot measure to increase the lodging tax for affordable housing development looked likely to pass on Tuesday night. Shortly before midnight, 2C was passing...

Students from Carbondale Community School, Keeley Riley and Madeline Lucks, had the opportunity to shadow the Glenwood Springs Post Independent as interns for a few days, and the newspaper staff made sure to feed them...