For updates on corona in the Telluride region, go to tellmed.org/coronavirus. And for San Miguel County updates, go here. Public Health Officials are working with neighboring counties to identify and contain the spread of a known positive COVID-19 case at a construction site in San Miguel County. On Friday,...
A difficult decision was made out of an abundance of caution and for the health and safety of all attendees, artists, staff and the community. Most of the artists scheduled to perform have committed to the new dates, leaving a similar lineup in place for...
San Miguel Public Health Department issues new Public Health Order, which more closely mirrors the state's Executive Order. All info will be posted on the San Miguel County website on Sunday, May 31. For up-to-date coronavirus information visit here. San Miguel County Public Health, with the...
The following is a message from Telluride Arts in its ongoing campaign to use art to aid artists in the Age of Corona. One example is its support of a virtual concert on Saturday, May 30, dedicated to the Colorado Music Relief Fund. For more...
Despite rumors (fake news?) to the contrary, a new study suggests that hot summer days will not chill out the coronavirus. We curated this story from WebMd. Two new reports suggest that the warm summer months will not significantly slow the novel coronavirus as it spreads...
In 2014, the Telluride Foundation named Kristin Holbrook of Two Skirts Citizen of the Year "for her unwavering commitment to volunteerism, community service and philanthropic giving." Truth be told, Two Skirts has a long history of supporting the Telluride community. In 2019, for example, the...
On April 30, 2020, Stuart A. Thompson wrote a story for the Opinion section of the New York Times titled "How Long Will a Vaccine Really Take?" The piece is a wake-up call for anyone anticipating a quick fix to this pandemic. It is important...
You feel healthy. You look healthy. Could you still be Typhoid Mary or Mike? William Petri is a professor of medicine and microbiology at the University of Virginia specializing in infectious diseases. In Ecowatch, he runs through what's known and what isn't about asymptomatic cases...
The coronavirus has brought much of life as we knew it to a grinding halt. Including the travel industry. What will the world of travel look like on the other side of now? Caroline Bologna turned to experts to find out. She posted her findings...
For up-to-date coronavirus information visit here. [caption id="attachment_77005" align="aligncenter" width="325"] Bill Jensen, CEO, Telski[/caption] San Miguel County Manager Mike Bordogna announced that the county will officially form the Economic & Business Recovery group outlined in the county’s most recent Disaster Recovery Plan, with efforts to slowly reopen...
