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In the past 25 years, the Alpine Bank First-Generation Scholarship has helped more than 250 students attend college who may not otherwise have had a chance.

Dillon Town Park will be closed to the public this winter, and many of the planned improvements at the park are being pushed to 2022, according to Dillon’s Marketing and Communications Director Kerstin Anderson. Dillon...

Third Street is now open. Traffic is flowing. Parking is available.

On Tuesday night, the Avon Town Council had the first of many conversations about the future of Harry A. Nottingham Park.

All schools in the Garfield Re-2 School District will require students and staff to wear masks indoors starting Sept. 27, the district announced Wednesday.

Pitkin County health officials are enacting a mandatory indoor mask public health order starting at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. The order requires masks in all indoor public spaces for all individuals 2 years and older regardless of vaccination status.

Aspen Snowmass ski pass prices increase on Saturday, so grab your wallet and get the deal done by Friday.

The town of Vail is working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicle miles traveled and ease commuting for income-qualified essential workers in Vail with the distribution of free electric bikes.

Basalt Town Council will hold an affordable housing summit to determine if it needs to alter its policies and mitigation requirements.

Justin Smith posted a $10,000 surety bond Wednesday at a bail hearing after he was booked into Moffat County jail on suspicion of attempted murder. Smith’s arraignment hearing is set for Thursday morning at 8:30…