Photo: Floating and fishing in fall in Glenwood Springs
A break in the weather made for a great day to fish as a river guide takes a fly fisherman down the Colorado River Wednesday in Glenwood Springs. With a high near 60 Wednesday in the Roaring Fork Valley, forecasts are calling for a warming trend with temperatures reaching into the 60s over the weekend.
Kyle Mills / Post Independent
A break in the weather made for a great day to fish as a river guide takes a fly fisherman down the Colorado River Wednesday in Glenwood Springs. With a high near 60 Wednesday in the Roaring Fork Valley, forecasts are calling for a warming trend with temperatures reaching into the 60s over the weekend.
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Couple convicted of 2018 Lake Christine Fire chip away at public service, restitution
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