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On Nov. 20, Bonfire Brewing celebrated its 11th anniversary with an all-out party at its taproom in Eagle. The bar was overflowing with patrons and employees talking, dancing and, of course, drinking with close friends…
Gov. Jared Polis signs Senate Bill 21-245, Backcountry Search And Rescue In Colorado, from Bonfire Brewing in Eagle on Sunday. From left are Jill Hunsaker Ryan, Amanda Jessen, Rep. Perry Will and Sen. Kerry Donovan. Jessen, the owner of Bonfire Brewing, lost her husband, Andy Jessen, to an avalanche on Feb. 1. John LaConte/jlaconte@vaildaily.com EAGLE — Gov. Jared Polis himself doesn’t spend much time in the backcountry, but on Sunday he told rescuers that he knows the importance of the work they perform on a daily basis. Polis was speaking from Bonfire Brewing, a local establishment that...
Last Saturday, 49-year-old Adam Palmer of Eagle updated his Facebook profile photo to an image of him and a group of his ski buddies. They’re suited up and striding along
People gather in Eagle on Saturday to mourn Adam Palmer, Andy Jessen and Seth Bossung, three locals killed in an avalanche near Silverton on Feb. 1. (John LaConte, jlaconte@vaildaily.com) EAGLE – The Eagle Town Board, led by the late trustee Andy Jessen, heckled the town manager in 2019 for changing the holiday lights display to avoid an inadvertent phallic resemblance. That board of seven elected officials is now just five with the loss of Jessen and trustee Adam Palmer in a deadly avalanche Feb. 1. Eagle County local Seth Bossung also died in the incident. On Saturday, amid laughs and tea...
Former Washington County man dies in Colorado avalanche Former Washington County man dies in Colorado avalanche Andy Jessen, 40, from Hartford, was identified as one of the victims of the avalanche on Thursday by officials in San Juan County, Colorado. FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The blue oval marks the approximate location of the area known as "The Nose" and the avalanche accident site.Colorado Avalanche Information CenterShow MoreShow Less 2of3 A Google Earth image of the avalanche accident area. The blue oval marks the approximate location of the area.Colorado Avalanche Information CenterSho...