by Colorado Mountains | Jan 14, 2022 | Colorado News
Earlier this year, I published a novel about a father who loses his autistic son during a blizzard, in the mountains of Colorado. The character of the lost boy, Marshall, was based on my son who has autism and an intellectual disability. When I wrote “To the...
by Colorado Mountains | Jan 14, 2022 | Colorado News
ALMA, Colo. (AP) — Two people snowshoeing in the mountains of Colorado were killed in an avalanche over the weekend, authorities said. Their bodies andThis content was originally published here.
by Colorado Mountains | Jan 13, 2022 | Colorado News
It’s a new month so we’re back with a list of our Monthly Reads to share with each of you. This is where you’ll see what each of us has read and what our favorite books and our least favorite books of the month are. Check it out. Casee I had a pretty good reading...
by Colorado Mountains | Jan 13, 2022 | Colorado News
May 19, 1945 – January 3, 2022 Tom Hill, AKA…”The Bomber,” passed away peacefully at home on January 3rd with his wife, Karen, by his side. Tom was born in San Diego, CA to Myron T. Hill and Evelyn Vickery. Tom’s life was filled with many “great loves.” He was known...
by Colorado Mountains | Jan 13, 2022 | Colorado News
When Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker hears her band’s music in the background at a cafe, she winces. “I just feel like, ‘Man, I remember recording that song and how radical it felt, how raw it felt, like we were ripping something open,’ ” she says. “And now, here in this...
by Colorado Mountains | Jan 13, 2022 | Colorado News
Recent storms, including one that brought about 18 inches of new snow on Thursday, Jan. 6, have partially hidden a fence made out of old skis on Third Street in Steamboat Springs. John F. Russell/Steamboat Snow continued to fall on a mailbox off Routt County Road 36...
