Memories & Milestones
June 7, 2018
Eagles Auxikiary supports vets: Dawn Otto-Hayes, Past Madame President of The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles #215, presents a $1,50...
Alpine Road Music Academy recital: Celebrating 28 years in business, New Castle-based Alpine Road Music Academy held its annual music/piano recital at...
Kiwanis donates bike helmets: The Kiwanis Club of Glenwood Springs donated 32 bicycle helmets to fourth grade students and teachers at Glenwood Spring...
Cooling off: The Glenwood Springs Fire Department stopped by Glenwood Springs Elementary School recently to help cool off the kids.
Valley Settlement Project gets grant
Valley Settlement Project in Carbondale was among 10 nonprofit organizations (serving 13 Western Slope counties) receiving a total of $239,000 in the inaugural round of grant awards from Rocky Mountain Health Foundation. Rocky Mountain Health Foundation was established in 2017 to improve the health of western slope Coloradans by being a catalyst and collaborator for innovative health care approaches and promoting the health and well-being of Western Slope communities. The foundation received requests for $1,149,153 from 29 agencies for its first quarter. For more information, visit http://www.rmhealth.org.
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