David Krause
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Aspen, CO, United States
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How to watch: Local skiers Ferreira, Faulhaber compete tonight in Olympic halfpipe qualifiers
Roaring Fork Valley freeskiers Alex Ferreira and Hanna Faulhaber take to the Olympic stage on Wednesday night in Colorado (Thursday morning in Beijing) for the halfpipe qualifiers at the Genting Snow Park. Here’s how to watch the competitions. → Read More
Crews knock down fire at Snowmass Village condo complex
Fire crews responded Saturday afternoon to a structure fire in the Seasons Four complex in Snowmass Village. → Read More
Aspen council discussion about city-sponsored mental health events gets testy
During what turned into a 30-minute conversation that got heated Tuesday night, Aspen Mayor Torre voiced his frustration with the city manager’s office in not putting together a community event sooner than the first of the year, while Councilwoman Rachel Richards said some of the mayor’s frustrations and comments were “unfounded.” → Read More
Aspen airport reopens after landing incident Saturday, no injuries
Aspen’s airport has reopened Saturday afternoon following an hour-long closure after a private plane had a “hard landing,” an airport official said. → Read More
Jimmy’s leaving Aspen’s restaurant scene after 24-year run
Jimmy Yeager and the team at Jimmy’s An American Restaurant and Bar is taking a goodbye lap this summer before handing over the downtown space to the Austin, Texas-based group who has a growing presences in Aspen. → Read More
Annual Aspen event the Holden/Marolt Hoedown returns for 2021
The Aspen Historical Society’s annual Holden/Marolt Hoedown is set to return June 15 at the Mining & Ranching Museum, officials announced Monday. It was put on hold last year because of the pandemic. → Read More
Earthquake south of Ruedi Reservoir felt in Aspen
Aspen-area residents felt a small earthquake Saturday night that occurred nearly nearly 8 miles away, south of Ruedi Reservoir, an official with the U.S. Geological Survey said Sunday morning. → Read More
9-year-old suffers minor injuries after fall from West Buttermilk lift
A 9-year-old boy had to be rescued from the West Buttermilk lift over the weekend and was dropped approximately 23 feet to pads placed below the lift, according to an Aspen Skiing Co. spokesman. → Read More
Aspen’s city council in favor of extending mask ordinance, zones through ski season
Aspen City council members said at a work session they are in favor of extending the current mask ordinance through the ski season to April 2021. The current city ordinance expires Nov. 4. → Read More
House District 61 candidates McCluskie and McGahey debate health insurance, pandemic response
ASPEN — During her first term as Colorado House District 61 representative, Democrat Julie McCluskie has worked on lowering insurance costs and expanding options for rural and mountain towns, but her opponent in this year’s... → Read More
Man injured by bear near Aspen recounts encounter: It was all instantaneous
David Chernosky still plans to move forward relocating to Aspen despite a few scars that might make someone else think twice.Chernosky, who last week went face-to-face with a bear → Read More
Theatre Aspen summer events are highlighted by major Broadway stars
From six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald to local favorite Beth Malone, Theatre Aspen’s “All for One” summer season is taking shape with Monday’s announcement of the Celebrity Concert Series → Read More
Officials monitor coronavirus cases in young people in Basalt area
Officials in Eagle County are monitoring an outbreak of coronavirus cases that seems to be centered on Basalt-area teenagers and young adults from a social gathering earlier this month.As → Read More
Australian visitor in Aspen confirmed to have coronavirus after returning home
A woman visiting Aspen from Australia has been confirmed to have COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, the Colorado Department of Health and Environment said Sunday in an update. “We are aware of a confirmed COVID-19... → Read More
Man’s reunion with $10K watch he lost on Aspen Mountain is glimpse of the lost-and-found life
While the main function of a watch is to keep time, for Barry Gustin, his watches are a symbol of the time he’s spent with his wife of 38 years.So when the doctor from Berkeley, California, lost one of his prize possessions somewhere on the 675 acres of Aspen Mountain during the holiday break, he… → Read More
ESPN, snowboarders to honor Jake Burton Carpenter in first X Games since his death
There will be a void at the bottom of the superpipe this weekend as X Games Aspen is held for the first time since the death of Jake Burton Carpenter. But expect the emotions to run as high as the rider above the deck.The father of snowboarding, Burton, 65, died in November after a second… → Read More
ESPN, snowboarders to honor Jake Burton Carpenter in first X Games since his death
There will be a void at the bottom of the superpipe this weekend as X Games Aspen is held for the first time since the death of Jake Burton Carpenter. But expect the emotions to... → Read More
Annual Winterskol weekend kicks off with ‘Historical Society Lady,’ ‘Cookie Man’
Each year the annual lunch to kick off the Winterskol festival in Aspen has its own twist, and Thursday it came in the fashion of “The Historical Society Lady” → Read More
Fire inside Aspen Popcorn Wagon will delay opening for newest venture
Just hours away from opening for a few weeks, a small fire broke out Friday afternoon inside the historic Popcorn Wagon in downtown Aspen, but it was quickly contained.The → Read More
Meet your Liftie: Jake Bunnett
Name: Jake BunnettHometown: DallasLift location: Sheer Bliss, SnowmassWhat brought you to Aspen? I came here two and a half years ago to ski.Are you a skier or a snowboarder? → Read More