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Protecting civil liberties was the main argument behind a new proposal to eliminate most COVID-19 protocols within the Garfield Re-2 school district.

While heavy mist lingered above surrounding black-bristled peaks, ice angler Phil Wegner stood casually next to his son and began talking about his recent bout with cancer.

Moments before she raised her right hand before City Council and many uniformed colleagues, Deb Funston focused on her years of wearing a badge.

Grand River Health is preparing to open a new cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation center later this month, hospital officials said.

The Grizzly Creek Fire in Glenwood Canyon finally burned out after five months in late 2020, but it wasn’t quite done wreaking havoc along the troublesome stretch of Interstate 70 east of Glenwood Springs, as…

The Citizen Telegram had some major stories land on its pages in 2021. Throughout the course of this year, local communities endured a heavy mix of ups and downs. Stories ranged from improving infrastructure, maintaining…

The Post Independent begins its review of the top stories of 2021 in Garfield County as the year concludes. We narrowed it down to 10 based on our own staff votes and a little help…

Whether it’s dazzling displays on main streets, magical winter wonderlands glowing in the distance on country ranches or friendly neighborhood competitions illuminating its mountain town burghs, one thing is for certain: Garfield County takes its…

Whether it’s dazzling displays on main streets, magical winter wonderlands glowing in the distance on country ranches or friendly neighborhood competitions illuminating its mountain town burghs, one thing is for certain: Garfield County takes its…

Parachute resident Angelique Braatz pulled up beside a group of bundled-up folks braving freezing temperatures in the Rifle Metro Pool parking lot Wednesday morning. With her two young boys in the back, like clockwork, volunteers…