Reflection & photos by Sopris Stars Alumnus Twenty-five years of X Games Aspen, so many memories made, records broken and ...

When Adam Miller did the Grand Traverse in 2017, the most memorable part of the race wasn’t the 40-mile, middle-of-the-night ...

Every Thursday, something small but meaningful happens across the Roaring Fork Valley. Outside the Village Smithy… at a City Market… at a local ...

This is my first installment of The Green Eyeshade, a periodic column for the Sopris Sun, broadly covering issues of interest ...

The Sopris Sun is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — powered by people, not profit. Our mission is simple: to keep our community ...

Roaring Fork High School’s boys basketball team secured its spot atop the 3A Western Slope League with a big win at Meeker on ...

With the goal of encouraging creativity and bringing art closer to the local community, The Art Base in Basalt recently ...

I keep coming back to the same question every winter. What makes a fur jacket any different from a leather one? Both are ...

A decision whether the charter Two Rivers Community School (TRCS) will be able to continue busing students from the ...

Gushing in a provocative broth that would make gods salivate, a plated trifecta of oxtail, beef cheeks and short ribs was ...

There is a new epidemic sweeping across local schools, and it isn’t the flu, a new variant of COVID or any type of sickness.

Teenage caffeine related hospital visits are rare, but the number of visits have roughly doubled over the past six years.