| hink of it like an athletic game of Simon Says. Doing so might help people who would otherwise feel silly chanting “Ommm” in public while sitting on the grass with their eyes closed. It's OK — let go of that shy, self-conscious feeling... more... | |
| Eagle residents will celebrate a century of good times enjoyed at Town Park tonight during the final ShowDown Town concert for 2010. | |
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The Vail Valley Foundation's American National Bank ShowDown Town free concert series wraps up today with the energetic rockabilly sound of Mad Dog. Show time is 6:30 p.m. in Eagle Town Park. |
| It only comes once a year, and now is the time to take in some top notch rodeo action right here in Eagle. | |
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There's no news too small for the “Downvalley” column. Contact Pam Boyd via e-mail at pboyd@eaglevalleyenterprise.com; or call 970-328-6656 x 4. |
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A weekend cloudburst was a relief for most valley residents after 12 consecutive days of parched lawns and temperatures in the high 90s. However, the rain also unleashed a half-dozen mudslides on Sweetwater Creek, resulting in a muddy quagmire for... |
| On July 14, a Gypsum woman awoke to a man covering her mouth with his left hand. He had a six-inch butcher knife in his other hand and he told her to be quiet and he wouldn't hurt her. | |
| The Forest Service plans to reopen the popular Hanging Lake Trail just east of Glenwood Springs on Monday, Aug. 16. | |
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Kendra Creek, 22, recently lost her arms and legs to bacterial meningitis. Her ordeal started with a headache and proceeded with a visit to the emergency room. |
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Editor's note: Some of the Gypsum Daze contest results were not available by press time. |
| Eagle Police were dispatched to the 800 block of Chambers Avenue at 4:50 a.m. July 10 when a motorist reported an unresponsive man at the scene. | |
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First comes one, then others are likely to follow. Gypsum Town Council recently approved $5,500 for something that will be the first of its kind around town — a solar-powered street light. |
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Week of July 21, 2005 A new trail was dedicated at Yeoman Park, 17 miles south of Eagle on East Brush Creek, honoring Ranger William Sears Brown, who had served in the Eagle District from 1920-35. |
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Rodney Atkins has played for former U.S. President George W. Bush three times and in huge concert venues around the world. He's also performed in a hospital room for a little girl who was dying of cancer. On Saturday evening, he'll give his best to the... |
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Friday, July 16 12:30 p.m. — 3x3 Basketball Tournament at Gypsum Recreation Center 4:30 p.m. — Family Fish'in Fun — Gypsum Ponds 6:30 p.m. — Food and craft vendors at Town Hall Park |
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Rodney Atkins, one of the country musicians playing at Gypsum Daze this weekend, has at least one friend in Colorado through a song he wrote. |
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