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Clubhouse Chronicles: Applauding the driving forces behind Ajax Cup - Vimarsana News

Clubhouse Chronicles: Applauding the driving forces behind Ajax Cup

In an inspiring display of community and generosity, Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club’s 2023 Ajax Cup left everyone on cloud nine. The support from everyone involved, from AVSC staff, donors, our co-chairs, team buyers,...

Team RMP races into first for the 14th year of the Audi Ajax Cup - Vimarsana News

Team RMP races into first for the 14th year of the Audi Ajax Cup

For the 14th consecutive year, the Audi Ajax Cup wrapped up its thrilling journey at the finish line, embraced by a full-house audience that ranged from agile young racers to seasoned professional athletes, Aspen Valley...

U.S. ski team announces final domestic calendar, including March return to Aspen - Vimarsana News

U.S. ski team announces final domestic calendar, including March return to Aspen

ASPEN — The countdown is officially on for World Cup skiing’s return to Aspen. U.S. Ski & Snowboard on Tuesday announced the final U.S. World Cup schedule, a lineup that includes the Aspen World Cup from March...

Multiple car break-ins around the Triad - Vimarsana News

Multiple car break-ins around the Triad

Asheboro police and the Randolph and Guilford County Sheriff’s Office said at least 50 cars and 30 homes were targeted. Lancer Drive is one of the areas targeted.

After 47 years, Park City's Adolph's closes its doors: a look back - Vimarsana News

After 47 years, Park City's Adolph's closes its doors: a look back

April 25, 2021 It was a busy night at Adolph’s, the legendary gathering place for the ski racing world in Park City. Atomic’s table had grown from six to 20 as revelers came together to toast Daron Rahlves. “Oh, we are going to have a party tonight,” said Adolph with that trademark pensive look on his staid Swiss face. The veteran restaurateur was nervous as he left the kitchen to rearrange his dining room. But underlying that nervousness was this heartfelt joy of being the centerpiece of ski racing in the world. Swiss-native Adoph Imboden made the tough decision this month to close t...