Back-to-back resignations in Frisco leave 2 holes on town council
Another Frisco town councilmember is resigning. Mayor pro tem Andrew Aerenson is moving outside of town limits and no longer qualifies to serve. He was less than a year into his second term. Writes the town in a statement, “councilmember Aerenson was unfailingly prepared for every town council meeting and brought a deep curiosity around […]
Summit’s triple threat Ella Hagen named best ‘all-around’ athlete by Sportswomen of Colorado
The accolades keep coming for Summit High senior Ella Hagen. Fresh off a second cross-country state title – her fourth solo title in three disciplines – Hagen was just named best all-around athlete in 2024 by Sportswomen of Colorado. She joins Olympians, pro athletes and other elite high schoolers at the awards ceremony March 9 […]
January snowfall: Vail beats Copper by 2 inches, but Copper still claims most in CO
We are halfway through the ski season in Summit County and every local slope claims more total snowfall than last year, despite long stretches of dry, brutal cold. Vail Mountain saw the most snow in January, 53 inches, just two inches more than Copper Mountain with 51 inches. Arapahoe Basin finally broke 100 inches in […]