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Glenwood Springs City Council approved $200,000 in funding for a new buy-down program during their April 18 regular meeting that would help make home ownership more affordable for workers from Parachute to Aspen. The $200,000...

Cole Buerger’s foe in primary drops out

Cole Buerger’s foe in primary drops out

Acquisition of Shoshone within reach with help from local entities

Glenwood Springs City Council voted to approve a date for a special election during their regular meeting on Thursday.  The special election, approved after the city clerk determined Keep Glenwood Glenwood’s petition was valid and...

Garfield County District Court has made a decision on Anthony Hershey v. City of Glenwood Springs, the case investigating whether the city possibly violated Colorado’s open meetings law.  After the Dec. 1-2 court dates, Ninth...

The new zoning code in the central downtown area of Glenwood Springs was approved on first reading and will impact how new and demoed businesses are approved. The second reading is not scheduled for City...

Code amendments for more housing variety passed on the second reading following minor changes from the initial version by Glenwood Springs City Council. Council approved development code amendments for more housing variety on July 6....

The annual Financial Advisory Board grants were awarded to local nonprofits in Glenwood Springs with a few not receiving the full funding they requested.  “We received $600,000 in requests this year, more than twice as...

Glenwood Springs  finally has its second-ever female mayor.  The newly appointed “madam mayor,” Ingrid Wussow, stepped up after Jonathan Godes stepped back from two terms as the appointed Glenwood Mayor.  “The community, the staff, I...