Glenwood Springs fitness instructor asks city why permit to hold classes in park was denied
Policy that dictates what for-profit activities should be officially sanctioned within Glenwood Springs parks is being reviewed by city staff and will likely come before the city council for final approval later this summer.
Rifle prepares for highly anticipated playoff game with Glenwood Springs
Former Rifle Bears standout turned starting running back for Western Colorado University Ty Leyba remembers it like it was yesterday.
‘All on the line’ for Glenwood Springs in playoff football rematch with rival Rifle Bears
The Glenwood Springs-Rifle sports rivalry goes way back for GSHS baseball coach and former Demons multi-sport student-athlete Eric Nieslanik.
Rifle football bound for 3A spring title game after defeating Glenwood 20-17 in overtime
Fans, players and coaches on both sides of Stubler Memorial Field seemed to know it would come down just the way it did, regardless of who had the ball at the end.
Publisher’s column: Mostly civil discourse in Missouri Heights
As I headed to Missouri Heights to visit with and listen to readers that have called, emailed and stopped by the PI office in recent months, I was excited — anxious, even, to witness citizens…
Glenwood Springs athlete continues smashing American record in kettlebell lift competitions
For the past eight years, Audrey Burgio, a personal trainer based in Glenwood Springs, has honed in on kettlebell competitions and worked to improve how much she could lift in the snatch event.
UPDATE: Latest Garfield County COVID-19 statistics and risk level
AS OF THURSDAY, MAY 6
Historical New Castle schoolhouse to be restored
An effort to revitalize an iconic, early 20th Century schoolhouse in Old Town New Castle is starting to gain ground.
Glenwood Springs’ South Midland corridor work timeline unaffected by recent weather
Construction for the South Midland project is on schedule, though crews will continue to work on weekends to keep the course.
In resort towns like Glenwood Springs, home ownership continues to get pricier
The price of single-family homes in Glenwood Springs and the Roaring Fork Valley has always run higher than the average Colorado home, but some say it’s now hit a crisis point.
Stay vigilant: Travelers, recreationists staying informed on weather is key to I-70 safety plan
Recreation and travel in Glenwood Canyon will be much more hazardous due to the potential rockfall and debris flows originating from destabilized ground, rock and weakened trees burned by the Grizzly Creek Fire last summer.
Mothering stories: Glenwood Springs-based nonprofit Voices presents podcast of women’s voices for Mother’s Day
Local nonprofit Voices is launching its second women’s voices podcast this Sunday in honor of Mother’s Day. The project was created in collaboration with Writ Large and Circa 71 Productions, and features 10 local women…
Public access to increase for Garfield County, other government offices as COVID-19 restrictions relax
Conducting municipal and county business in-person might soon get easier throughout Garfield County.
Middle Colorado Watershed Council seeks volunteers to plant native vegetation at Rifle Creek
The Middle Colorado Watershed Council is seeking volunteers to plant native vegetation alongside Rifle Creek, according to a recent news release.
Hubbard Mesa receives a thorough Spring cleaning on May Day
Loud shots from a shiny revolver serenaded the surrounding rocks and mesas as Alex Crawford cautiously approached a group of guys doing target practice at Hubbard Mesa.
PHOTO ESSAY: Rifle rips it up against The Academy
It was a close game, but after some thrilling back-and-forth plays the Rifle Bears were able to pull off the 28-20 victory over The Academy on May 1.