Good news in 2020: How the Vail Valley shifted to smaller events to provide some needed fun
Daily file photo Editor’s note: Ready for 2020 to be over? Yeah, us too —but not before highlighting some of the bright spots in a year unlike any other. Instead of doing a typical look back at the news of 2020, we’re focusing on the stories that showcased the indomitable spirit of our mountain community during a difficult time. For most of its history, the Vail Valley has focused on thinking big. That changed in 2020. With the COVID-19 pandemic affecting everything from restaurant occupancy to how many people can sit in a gondola car or lift chair, people promoting events have had to ...