Telluride Blogs

Gunnison Sage-grouse populations in the San Miguel Basin have fallen perilously low.

In a list of uncontested local primaries, Kathleen Erie and Rube Felicelli both want the Democratic nomination for San Miguel County Clerk and Recorder.

Telluride’s Historic and Architectural Review Commission gave its unanimous approval to an application to reproduce the historic Baked In Telluride building when it met last week.

Despite passing a tough new dog ordinance last spring, continued violations have council contemplating stricter fines – with a community service component.

With its Comprehensive Plan heading toward completion, Mountain Village will be ready when the wheels of large development begin turning once again.

When it comes to endangered species conservation, plants don’t get a lot of ink, but rooted to the ground as they are, they are perhaps the most imperiled species of all.

The region’s marketing group will likely enjoy more foot traffic in their new home, and guests will doubtlessly appreciate easy access to public restrooms.

With a fee deemed too bureaucratic, the Town of Telluride may ban disposable plastic bags entirely.

Well-known developer Randy Edwards is back with a plan for a mid-range hotel and employee housing along Mountain Village Boulevard, but needs a zoning change to accomplish it.

The importance of high-ticket recreational amenities has waned in the past few years for Mountain Village residents and visitors.