TLN September 29, 2021

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.

Bow hunter fatally shot outside Rico, Ice Lakes Trail reopens, Colorado Supreme Court declines to hear case about chairlift injury, and unique art show takes place this weekend in Ophir.

COVID cases spike among kids, EPA cleanup progresses, suspect from the illegal campsite/weapons cache is in custody, and Blues & Brews Festival kicks off this weekend.

Citizen initiative to cap short-term rentals heads to the ballot, Telluride Film Festival screens this weekend, KOTO radio pays off its mortgage, and the Free Box has reopened.

Citizen initiative to cap short-term rentals heads to the ballot, Telluride Film Festival screens this weekend, KOTO radio pays off its mortgage, and the Free Box has reopened.

Meet Erin Cain, the owner and operator of Grace Reins equine therapy, located in Placerville, Colorado.

Ski passes and lift tickets to include injury insurance, town council tackles housing crisis, preliminary maps for redistricting in Colorado, and flying fish.

West End transitions to recreation tourism economy, EPA cleanup on Valley Floor underway, Mushroom Festival, and happy second birthday to Telluride Local News Network.West End transitions to recreation tourism economy, EPA cleanup on Valley Floor underway, Mushroom Festival, and happy second birthday to Telluride Local News Network.