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Those who spoke at public comment overwhelmingly opposed the move The Breckenridge Town Council voted unanimously on first reading to pass an ordinance capping the number of nonexempt short-term rental licenses at 2,200, following nearly...

The American Gypsum wallboard plant has secured approval from Eagle County for a 99.2-acre expansion of its 830-acre mine — representing a 25-year materials reserve for the Gypsum-based company.

Readers of my commentaries know I take a conservative position on most matters. But for my final Vail Daily commentary, I am going to address a seldom-discussed aspect of climate change from an ideologically neutral…

A new club is being established in the valley to discuss all things cryptocurrency. Whether you are an existing crypto enthusiast, or have no experience with the industry and are looking to gain a better…

When Aspen celebrates Gay Ski Week in 2022, it will be the annual event’s 45th year, and the 20th year for AspenOUT, the nonprofit organization that stages the event.

As a mask mandate is reinstated in Pitkin County, Aspen’s elected officials signal the importance of what wearing a facial covering means.

Aspen artist Jody Guralnick’s new show at Skye Gallery includes new paintings from her residency at RedLine and from her show at the Denver Botanic Gardens.

On Friday, Sept. 17, at Washington Park in Denver, Summit High School alums and Colorado School of Mines cross-country runners Max Bonenberger and Jeremiah Vaille will race the Roadrunners Invitational. For Vaille and Bonenberger, it’ll...

If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call The Hope Center of the Eagle Valley at 970-306-HOPE (4673) or Colorado Crisis Services at 844-493-8255.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Longevity Project is an annual campaign to drive discussion about what it takes to live a long, fulfilling life in our valley. This year’s project focuses on mental health. The Aspen Times…