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Garfield County expects more gas and oil activity An increase in oil and gas activity is expected later this year in and around Garfield County. Garfield County Oil and Gas Liaison Kirby Wynn told the...

Parking restricted at Wildwood put-in; Aspen Public Radio bash; Garfield expects more oil, gas activity

Chamber Resort Association continues survey As part of the Aspen Destination Management Plan launched by Aspen Chamber Resort Association in early 2022, the association has started the second round of resident and visitor surveys. Association officials...

“Local’s Pass” desperately needed downtown  The City of Glenwood yet again lacks specific direction when it comes to building a “thriving downtown.” How, you might ask? By chalking tires of anyone who parks downtown and...

Wilderness Workshop hosts Community Party Friday The Wilderness Workshop’s annual Community Party returns on Friday at Sopris Park in Carbondale from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Wilderness Workshop spokespeople call this their kickoff to summer, celebrating their restoration...

Aspen traffic numbers show lower vehicle trips The city of Aspen released traffic flow numbers from January through April, and only April is on par with other years.  The annual monthly average of vehicles is...

Aspen Public Radio is proud to present select lectures, discussions, and conversations from area events and festivals, thanks to a remarkable collection of community partners, including Wilderness Workshop, Aspen Words, Aspen Center for Physics, Aspen Music Festival and School, the Equity Speaker Series produced by MANAUS and TACAW, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Aspen Art Museum, Here House, Aspen Psychedelic Resource Center and Explore Booksellers. Events are recorded at no cost to the partner, a...

Center for Biological Diversity: GUNNISON, Colo.— A Colorado judge today set a deadline for Gov. Jared Polis’ administration to draft an air quality permit for the West Elk coal mine and ordered a state agency to report progress to ensure the tardy permitting remains on track.

Keeping the Crystal River free-flowing with no dams and preserving its scenic qualities, ecosystems and water rights for agriculture were values that nearly all the attendees of a Thursday community summit at the Marble Firehouse...

Keeping the Crystal River free-flowing with no dams and preserving its scenic qualities, ecosystems and water rights for agriculture were values that nearly all the attendees of a Thursday community summit at the Marble Firehouse...