Summit Foundation welcomes new executive
February 11, 2025
There is a changing of the guard at The Summit Foundation. The nonprofit welcomes a new executive director, Ellen Reid. She comes to the Foundation
There is a changing of the guard at The Summit Foundation. The nonprofit welcomes a new executive director, Ellen Reid. She comes to the Foundation
Calling all artists: the town of Silverthorne wants to welcome you home. Open now are applications for three private studios at the Art Spot Makerspace,
Three of Summit’s fastest – and youngest – ski mountaineering racers are going to Switzerland next month, joined on the sport’s biggest stage by at
This Sunday is Super Bowl LIX, Kansas City Chiefs against Philadelphia Eagles. The Chiefs are trying to become the first three-peat champion in NFL history.
When Katie Bacon decided to follow Krystal 93 on Facebook and Instagram, it was because she wanted to get local information, news, and details about
David Lesh, the social media instigator, will not go to jail for his first criminal conviction in over 20 years. Summit County district judge Karen
There two types of horror films. First is easy entertainment, what I call “popcorn horror.” You get a few friends, make some popcorn, have a
The heat and hot water are back at Breckenridge Terrace, the embattled employee housing where ski resort employees reported months of deplorable living conditions. Breckenridge Resort
Snowpack is slipping fast in the Colorado High Country – except for Summit County. Copper Mountain and nearby Fremont Pass, Hoosier Pass south of Breckenridge,
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
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.”