Memories & Milestones
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Rio Grande cleanup: The Glenwood Springs Board of Realtors formed a group last year called the Community Relations Committee. The group is made up of a mix of local Realtors, mortgage lenders and affiliates. The mission of this volunteer group is to make a difference in the community by giving back, so the group decided to partner with the city of Glenwood Springs to clean up trash on the Rio Grande Trail from Two Rivers Park to 23rd Street on May 5. The group plans to have future trail cleanup days, and if anyone is interested in volunteering or learning more they can call the Board of Realtors office at 970-945-9762.
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CMC presents ‘Extreme Fire’ with Grizzly Creek Fire officer Kale Casey
Colorado Mountain College in Glenwood Springs will present an interactive webcast, “Extreme Fire,” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday as part of its free speaker series, The Gift of Education.
