TLN November 17, 2021

Coram to challenge Boebert in primary, Lucas Foster is top American snowboarder in Mammoth halfpipe comp, 2021 real estate sales set new record, and Sheriff Bill Masters seeks another term.

Omicron variant wave hits San Miguel County hard, Colorado's snowpack rebounds after holiday storms, Epic Pass sales 76% higher this season, and the Return of the Yeti.

Fatal car fire on Mill Creek Road, Angel Baskets 40th anniversary, Nordic trails open, and Telluride Theatre's Burlesque returns to the stage.

Investigation reveals mental health providers are overcharging the state, drought persists but snow is forecasted, Telluride Historical Museum is open for the winter, and Town Marshals are auctioning off the #1 dog license.

Resort opens for the 2021-2022 ski season, holiday shopping events scheduled, mask mandate extended, and Telluride Fire Festival has a new venue.

Hunter kills Valley Floor elk, La Niña weather prediction, ten digit dialing now mandatory in Colorado, and Toys for Tickets.

Bridal Veil Trail gets new bridge, gondola closes for off-season, Colorado has three statewide ballot measures, and lock up your trash—the bears are hungry.

Telski reveals $102 million capital investments and workforce housing plans, Colorado's first wolf pack in a century is dwindling, Sen. Bennet proposing a bill for National Conservation Area for Dolores River, and wildlife officers rescue an elk with a tire stuck around his neck.

New Bustang route between Telluride and Grand Junction, Judy Kohin and Daniel Tucker exhibit at the Ah Haa School for the Arts, last week of the 20th season of the Telluride Farmers Market, and the mystery of the disappearing gargoyle has been solved.