Six-figure offer can't land ...

Basalt appears headed back to square one in its search for a new town manager. The Town Council directed representatives to offer the job to one of the two candidates last week, but the negotiations didn't bear ...

Riding with animals

Dear Editor: Other animals are on buses, why not dogs? As a full-time rider for the past six years, I have ridden with many animals on the RFTA buses, including the animals that bring their drinks, meals and ...

Scarlett O'Hara?

Dear Editor: In The Aspen Times issue of Nov. 13 was a letter replying to my letter to Scarlett Adams about her being so down on Obama and black folks.

CATTLE: Franklin County considers feedlot proposal

Franklin County commissioners this morning are reviewing a proposal to add a feedlot with 30,000 cattle in central Franklin County.

Art, wine and jazz in Kissimmee

By Peter Covino Entertainment Editor Raise your wine glass and drink and dance your way around downtown Kissimmee.

Grand Valley prep softball stars reap more honors

Outstanding 2008 seasons by five Grand Valley softball players translated to all-state team honors by the Denver Post on Sunday.

Community News & Notes

The Roaring Fork Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov.

Area Sports Briefs

Charlie Wertheim recorded a time of 18 minutes and 27 seconds on a hilly West Glenwood course to win Sunday's Banzai Run 5K.

Aspen's Mill Street businesses find way to survive

Three businesses that recently found themselves facing what were rumored to be steep rent increases at Aspen's Mill Street Commercial Center have found three separate ways to stay open.

Aspen's Mill Street business...

Three businesses that recently found themselves facing what were rumored to be steep rent increases at Aspen's Mill Street Commercial Center have found three separate ways to stay open.