It has been a wild decade for Arapahoe Basin, but through it all Al Henceroth abides. Henceroth has been with the Basin since 1988, back before Montezuma Bowl
Town of Breckenridge is honoring a longtime local who groomed a path to success, one tire at a time. Gene Dayton, the founder of Breckenridge Nordic Center on
Vail Resorts boss Rob Katz this week gave investors the doom-and-gloom report with a dash of optimism. Company profits were down more than $90 million
Update 10 a.m., May 29 — Trail Ridge Road is open for through traffic. Plows have been working around the clock after back-to-back May snowstorms
This moody spring storm is panning out almost exactly as the rest of the year at Arapahoe Basin, bringing just enough snow to tease, but not enough
Weekend traffic on I-70 ramped up again with a dash of fresh snow and a healthy dose of closing weekend energy. Just under 93,000 vehicles traveled the
Copper Mountain claimed 38 inches of fresh snow in April, leapfrogging Loveland for the most total snowfall during the worst Colorado ski season in decade. But those totals
The snowboarding world today is mourning the death of an earlier champion for the sport, Paul Alden. Snowboarder magazine confirms Alden died on April 9. He
Breck and the rest are limping through April. On Friday, April 10, Breckenridge Ski Resort closed the high alpine for the season. It might look like there is enough
This year’s A-Basin Enduro on Wednesday, April 8, is raising money in memory of Dave Pickett-Heaps, the longtime Summit local killed earlier this month in an avalanche at Boss Basin. Says the
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.”