Jackie Zheleznyak is the first to tell you: Politics and school boards do not mix. Zheleznyak is a healthcare lobbyist for AdventHealth making her first
Can the heat beneath our feet power Main Street? That’s the question Xcel Energy wants to answer in Frisco, one of two areas recently selected
Ski towns are bigger than skiing these days. Just look at the 20 candidates on USA Today’s “10 Best” ballot for ski towns. Dining, clubs,
What is creepier: Aliens coming to earth or the people who invite them? Harrison Farmer, writer-director at The Haunting of Breck Theatre, believes the two
A gas leak near the base of Peak 8 in Breckenridge is now safely contained, the second there in less than a week. No one
An untold number of people were detained today during a second consecutive round of Federal immigration stings in Summit County, this time from work sites
Longtime Summit High School wrestling coach, Pete Baker, passed away earlier this month. He was 45 and struggling with chronic health issues. Baker leaves behind
The Mountain Towns 2030 climate conference is back in Breckenridge this fall, Oct. 7-8. Leaders from mountain towns worldwide talk about challenges to the ski
High Country leaf-peeping season is now in full effect. Fall colors are peaking this weekend and next, bringing big crowds to the hiking trails and
Summit County government has put a freeze on hiring as it faces a $7 million budget deficit next year. County commissioner Nina Waters tells Krystal
Phil Lindeman brings you daily reports that are vital to the people who live, work and play in Summit County. He is also the only local radio news director in the county. Phil says, “I’m honored to man the news studio at Krystal 93, bringing you the latest, breaking news from every corner of Summit County.”
