Local volunteers search both sides of the Peak to Peak Highway for discarded garbage.
Boulder County’s free forestry sort yards reopen for the 2026 season.
Suspected arson sparked a small fire at Chipeta Park that was quickly contained.
There are currents of energy that flow through the Peak to Peak area, ones that can be attuned through the right conduit and transmuted into healing for the physical, mental, and spiritual self.
The 35th annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 4 brought together local kids and their families for a cherished community egg hunt tradition.
Nederland missed a last-minute schoolyard grant opportunity amid cost and liability concerns.
Gilpin County Education Foundation Scholarship Dinner, raises a record-breaking $13,502 to support local students pursuing higher education.
Art at the Center’s Demo Show opens April 16 in Nederland, featuring live artist demonstrations and creative process insights.
Costumes, competition, and community spirit were on full display as racers took to the slopes for the 24th annual DOJoe Memorial Race on April 4.
Eldora Mountain Resort closed out the 2025/26 winter season on Sunday, April 5, with Retro Weekend, live music, giveaways, and a loyal following that stuck it out through a lean snow year.
Nearly 180 kids joined Gilpin County’s 23rd Annual Egg Hunt and Dive finding thousands of eggs and enjoying pool fun.
Kids hunted 1,000 eggs and enjoyed crafts at Coal Creek Canyon’s annual Easter event.
Every year up to 140 people sign up and pay a $20 entry fee to compete in the popular 2-day Timber Classic Rail Jam.
NEDERLAND — From Salto to Crosscut, you can find Laurence Delaunay's work gracing the walls of local establishments. The...
All too often we grab our phones when we’re bored and fill the time scrolling through seemingly endless streams of content, cherry-picked to stimulate our brains and maintain our attention.
A roundup of churches across the Peak to Peak Region weekly worship times and special Easter services.
History came alive figuratively and literally at the Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association (CCCIA) History Share meeting on March 22.
The Circular Economy Funding Program has been in place for the past 28 years and has provided over $1.5 million to local groups seeking to advance the Circular Economy.
Sixth-grader Delilah Hundley took second place at the district level after winning the local Lions Clubs International peace poster contest.
The Vintage Moose filled with music, laughter, and fun vibes on Saturday night as locals gathered for a St. Patrick’s–themed fundraiser to support the animals at Charlie’s Place.