Man files lawsuit against SkiCo after mini bus collision
A Silt man filed a lawsuit, alleging an Aspen Skiing Company (SkiCo) shuttle collided with his truck in March 2023, causing him serious physical and emotional injury. SkiCo met with the Pitkin County Clerk on...
Aspen City Manager Sara Ott seeks Front Range position
Ott, who has led Aspen’s city operations since 2019, acknowledged the opportunity but was reassured that her focus would remain on Aspen’s ongoing projects.
Aspen Gay Ski Week celebrates 48 years of Pride and inclusivity
What began as an argument over two men dancing with one another in a local Aspen bar circa 1977 has morphed into Aspen Gay Ski Week (ASGW).
Aspen burglary suspect seeks plea deal
Editor’s note: Unless individuals hold positions of public trust or there is imminent danger of harm to the public (e.g., active shooter) or there is an exceptional circumstance, suspects arrested/charged will not be named/identified until...
2 seriously injured in 4-vehicle crash that shut down I-70 overnight
The Colorado Department of Transportation camera near mile marker 182 on Interstate 70 shows the aftermath of a four-vehicle incident that shut down eastbound lanes of the interstate near East Vail overnight.
What’s the best way to protect North Star Nature Preserve?
The discussion followed concerns raised in the summer of 2023 about congestion, ecological impacts, and visitor experience at the preserve.
Sarah Girgis takes the helm at The Aspen Times
Sarah Girgis, arts and entertainment editor for The Aspen Times, has been named the newspaper’s interim publisher. A national search for a new publisher is planned. Girgis replaces Allison Pattillo, who had served as publisher...
Mikaela Shiffrin returns to snow and gives update on recovery
On Wednesday, the Edwards skier posted a video of herself — in what looks to be Beaver Creek — carving her first on-snow turns since crashing out of the second run of a World Cup giant slalom on Nov. 30 in Killington, Vermont.
Mountain Mayhem: The best Flamingo yet
The annual Flamingo fundraising gala for Aspen Education Foundation (AEF) kicked off the holidays with a bang, breaking its previous record of reaching $1.9 million through ticket sales, a live auction, a silent auction, and...
Bosq Aspen remains open as facade work continues
Bosq General Manager Nick Heileman urges passersby not to let the construction fool them.
Saddle Sore: Life and times of Boogie
It was a new downtown place, both maligned and accepted in the local rags, and what the hell, said my wife, let’s take a stroll through and see what all the fuss is about. It...
With wolves on the Aspen doorstep, CPW hosts informational session
Wolves may soon become reality for residents of Pitkin County, and learning how to live with them is a task Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants to address.