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Photo by Katie Young / Keystone Resort When Keystone Resort opens for summer lift operations on Thursday, June 24, the lift-served Keystone Bike Park will open for the first time since it was closed in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Keystone Bike Park Manager Mike Daly said the park, which was open seven days a week in 2019, will be open Thursday through Sunday through the summer. Daly said the park will open in really good condition after two winters worth of snowpack has flattened almost everything out on trails. “It buffed it out for us,” Daly said. “It’s looking really, really good.” ....
Photo from Keystone Neighbourhood Co. Over the past year, Keystone’s River Run Village has been relatively quiet and dormant save for the ski season and a handful of comedy shows. Event organizers held regular meetings to collaborate on the future of festivals in Summit County amid the pandemic and shifting health regulations. Now, the conversations have paid off with a full slate of summer activation for the ski resort. “I’ve been describing it as drinking from the fire hose,” said Maja Russer, director of events and marketing for Keystone Neighbourhood Co., which produces festivals for Keystone. Russer was optimistic and began planning out the summer a little before the county entered level green. She was able to rehire her entire staff of four full-time event professionals to carefully dip their toes back into the water with the mantra of “community, simplicity and safety.” ....
Column: On Legacies And Lawsuits, Who Was Really First, And The Rapid Bourbon Festival Sell-Out Column: On Legacies And Lawsuits, Who Was Really First, And The Rapid Bourbon Festival Sell-Out Bourbon is broken. Sounds really funny if you sing it like Cat Stevens’s song, “Morning is Broken.” But writer Brent Joseph’s claim that “bourbon is broken” because it’s stalked and hoarded and resold on the secondary market and drives up prices lacks all humor because it’s all happening at the hands of unscrupulous buyers and resellers. In his four-part Bourbon & Banter opinion piece, Joseph dives deep into why the fun is spilling out of the hunt for good whiskey bourbon especially because the allocated stuff is usually beyond the hands of, well, anyone who wants it legally. He credits buyers and flippers who’ve cleverly figured out the timing of special and allocated releases, but like all of us, he’s not fond of those grabbling as many bottles as they can, l ....