Attribution: Originally published by The Sopris Sun (soprissun.com), Carbondale's nonprofit community newspaper, and republished here by permission. Credit belongs to the original creator.
102 stories archived
Una historieta ilustrada que invita a reflexionar sobre la importancia de convertir los sueños en acciones concretas. Un mensaje inspirador sobre comunidad, resiliencia y construcción colectiva Más de Lenorado Occhipinti The post Los…
Un poco de humor entre la vida laboral y la imaginación Más de Sergio Manto Instagram: @mantoilustra The post ¿Por qué llegas tan tarde? | Humor en español appeared first on The Sopris Sun.
Me criaste entre montañas y ríos. El río Colorado por siempre correrá por mis venas. Tú que fuiste ese viento que me recordaba respirar cada que sentía la vida salir de mí. Volveré a ti como aquel turista que busca escapar de su realidad…
El Concejo Municipal de Glenwood Springs enfrenta presión para emprender acciones legales con el fin de hacer cumplir una decisión de la Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación del 28 de abril que revocó el permiso de uso especial del…
Colorado Mountain College (CMC) adquirió una propiedad cerca de Airport Road, al sur de Rifle, donde espera comenzar pronto las renovaciones para ofrecer nuevas clases y programas enfocados en la educación técnica y de oficios para los…
Photos and text by Bob Rugile This year’s Art Walk in Carbondale on June 4 drew more than 100 art enthusiasts and proved to be a resounding success. Participants enjoyed ideal weather as they followed a thoughtfully designed route through…
“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” This is the pledge we learned in the 1940s, on our first day of…
THURSDAY, JUNE 11 MARBLE MUSEUMThe Marble Museum is open for the summer every day of the week, except Mondays, 11am to 4pm. Historic tours are available by appointment, and can be made by calling 970-963-9815. WORLD CUP The Crystal Theatre…
During this week’s meeting, Basalt Town Council reviewed the results of a public ballot feasibility survey regarding financing the construction of a new public services facility and the direction of Basalt writ large. Despite problems with…
A rooftop view and community benefit were items at the center of discussion in town government on Tuesday, as developers tried to convince the Carbondale Board of Trustees that the juice from their three-story building design would be…
Flanked by a full Marble Board of Trustees, Mayor Ryan Vinciguerra extended a warm welcome to all who had turned out for the initial mixed use zoning public hearing on Thursday, June 4. The proposed amendment of the town’s zoning code…
July 11, 1931-May 12, 2026 JoAnn “Jo” Gwendolyn Coffman, 94, passed away at the Sopris Lodge in Carbondale, Colorado. Her loving family, friends, and caregivers were close by and attentive for months up to her passing. She grew up in North…
Glenwood Springs City Council is being pressured to take legal action to try to enforce an April 28 Planning and Zoning Commission decision revoking a special-use permit for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility…
February 1947 – January 2026 Lawrence “Larry” Doble passed away peacefully on January 18, 2026, three weeks before his 79th birthday, at his home in Carbondale, fulfilling his final wish. He was preceded in death by his parents, Richard…
On Monday, the dais of the Garfield County Commissioners (BOCC) moved to the Parachute Library for two hours. No public arrived to comment, which is a little out of the ordinary since at least one old-timer usually shows up to commend the…
An important milestone was reached at Riverview School last week when it bid adieu to its very first class of kindergarteners and sent them off to high school. For most of this year’s eighth-grade class, the June 2 promotion ceremony was…
Thirty-eight seniors walked across the grass, some in bare feet, at Colorado Rocky Mountain School on June 6, donning the proverbial (in this case) cap and throwing flowers in the air once they were announced as 2026 graduates.…
Let’s start with the red lightning, but that’s just part of it. In Ben Fountain’s kinetic new novel “Rasputin Swims the Potomac,” published June 9, a president whose name is redacted has been approved by the Supreme Court to run for a…