Last week I laid out my reasoning for supporting Jonathan Houck and Liz Smith for Gunnison County commissioner. This week we’ll …

My guess is that given the perceived cluster of the national election, most people who get their ballot will fill it …

Math geeks say numbers can be poetry. I’m not there but numbers certainly can tell a story. This week it seems …

Well okay then. American democracy looks safe and sound after Tuesday’s presidential debate described accurately by Jake Tapper as “a hot …

In this time of seemingly continuous chaos it may seem the tide is rising quickly and will soon overwhelm you. Yeah, …

The chaos doesn’t seem to be letting up, in or out of the bubble. Wildfires are chewing up the West, floods …

It wasn’t an easy conversation. What conversation about racism and how your community is dealing with it, or not dealing with …

It seems with everyone more than a bit on edge, there is plenty of credit and blame to go around for …

There are worse places to be than above the Slate River near Oh Be Joyful, taking an early morning walk with …

More than once on Monday night the importance of messaging and having a productive conversation was discussed in terms of the …

The middle of August at 9,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains normally brings about the lazy dog days of summer for …

In stressed out times the local rumor mill clicks into even higher gear than normal—and it is always running pretty much …

The unthinkable was thought about last Monday. No, I’m not talking about the social media pounding of the valley’s most conservative …

The problem isn’t that there’s nothing to write about. The problem is there is too much and it’s busy. Colorado Governor …

There are lessons in the past and always hope in the future. The pandemic has certainly thrown a wrench into both …