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Glenwood Springs got a taste of some of the winter storms happening across the nation, but to a lesser extent. Megan Stackhouse, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Grand Junction said as of…
It’s not gone forever. The Rifle-provided bus to Sunlight Mountain, a service that usually takes local kids to go skiing at a reduced cost, was placed on hold this season due to COVID-19. Recreation Program Manager Austin Rickstrew said, however, the bus is slated to return next season. “Because of COVID restrictions, we couldn’t get as many kids on the bus, so we couldn’t afford to operate it,” he said. Usually the service costs about $11,000 a year to operate — an expense incurred by the city’s parks and recreation department. However, since the city estimated they could only ...
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent A couple of skiers ride the chairlift up Sunlight Mountain on Saturday morning. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent Saturday, 9:45ish a.m. Even the backup parking lot is nearing capacity. Casual conversations and giggles of happy children are sharply permeating the crisp air. Sunlight Mountain Resort worker Jaramie Smith is busy directing traffic like it’s a Metallica concert. He helps push a small sedan stuck in the snow with a coworker, then goes back to playing mountain marshaller. “We’ve just had good turnouts, and it seems like the crowds are pretty hap...
Hotel Jerome announced the hiring of Patrik Davila as general manager. Davila’s has more than 20 years in luxury hospitality. At Hotel Jerome, he will lead operations, guests services and innovative programs. “I am truly delighted to join Auberge Resorts Collection and the iconic Hotel Jerome,” Davila said. “It is an honor to work alongside this talented team to create an enhanced experience that allows guests and locals to continue to create memories in a world-class environment. I look forward to elevating the unique personality of Hotel Jerome by highlighting Aspen’s glorious sur...
Chelsea Self / Post Independent Roses are red, violets are blue, COVID-19 means you have to stay home (and wear a mask, too)? Not exactly. Showing affection for the special people in one’s life during a pandemic year is more important than ever. BJ DeHerrera, co-owner of Goofballs store in Glenwood Springs, said Valentine’s Day isn’t only for couples, but a holiday meant to remind the people in your life you care about them. “It’s a great day to show you love somebody,” DeHerrera said. Here are some suggestions for supporting local businesses and getting out and about with your lo...