To illustrate the concept of using local, sustainable agriculture to reduce our carbon footprint, local Realtor Steve Cieciuch will take Mountainfilm?s Moving Mountains Symposium attendees on a 2,400-mile journey.

There are a couple different versions of Mountainfilm?s origin story, but the prevailing lore goes like this:

To honor San Miguel County?s only casualty of the Vietnam War, state and local dignitaries plan to attend a ceremony on Thursday in Placerville.

Telluride Norwood Track?s 4x800 girls relay team celebrates after running a strong race Thursday at the Colorado High School State Track and Field Championships in Denver. From left are Jessie Hild, Rachel Hampton, Anna Fake and Shelby Brier, who finished fifth in the 2A Division event. Hampton went on to win the 3,200 race on Friday. See page four for another track picture.

The catwalk has long been dismantled, the heels stowed away and the glitzy apparel put in closets.

Collin McRann Staff reporter Mountain Village Boulevard, where cracks and potholes have become a nuisance to drivers, will be repaved this summer.

In an effort to reduce costs, San Miguel County Commissioners on Wednesday approved a voluntary layoff and retirement program for county employees.

Local support is strong for a Hallmark Channel original television series that wants to film on the tailings pile east of Telluride, but producers will first have to clear hurdles posed by San Miguel County and Idarado Mining Company.

The last time the Telluride Ski and Golf Company came before the Mountain Village Town Council to talk about the Telluride Conference Center, the result was a harsh critique from council members.

Galloping Goose 4, a quirky gas-powered railbus that once hauled mail, freight and passengers up and down the famed Rio Grande Southern Railroad, has returned to its nest.