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The Glenwood Vaudeville Revue holiday show is in full swing and excited to bring fresh talent and some new acts. “Even though it’s very low production cost, it’s very high entertainment, high creativity,” said John...
Shopping locally is the best way to get friends and loved ones something unique while supporting your local community. This Saturday is the Small Business Saturday Shopping Kick Off Event, a day built around that...
Redstone Grand Illumination Looking for a small-town holiday kickoff celebration? Check out the Redstone Grand Illumination, taking place Friday evening in the small hamlet of Redstone (Colorado Highway 133 south from Carbondale) for a laid-back...
Glenwood Toys and Gifts survived the struggle of the last couple years just to bring joy to the faces of many. Young or old, tourist or a local, the Glenwood toy store caters to all...
Special to the Daily Nancy Bo Flood, a local author, has written a book about a determined young girl named Eva called “I Will Dance.” Annie Uyehara/Special to the Daily Editor’s note: The Vail Daily, in conjunction with Valley Life for All, continues a monthly series of profiles to increase the understanding and power of true inclusion. “Let me try it.” These words are the embodiment of who Eva is to Nancy Bo Flood, a local author who has written a book about Eva called, “I Will Dance.” Eva, the main character in Flood’s children’s book, has cerebral palsy and is unable to move most of her muscles.
Provided Editor’s note: The Post Independent, in conjunction with Valley Life for All, continues a monthly series of profiles to increase the understanding and power of true inclusion. “Let me try it.” These words are the embodiment of who Eva is to Nancy Bo Flood, a local author who has written a book about Eva called “I Will Dance.” Eva, the main character in Flood’s children’s book, has cerebral palsy and is unable to move most of her muscles. Flood was introduced to Eva through her daughter-in-law, Gretchen, the director of Young Dance, an all-inclusive dance company. Flood watched one of the classes and immediately noticed Eva among all the dancers.