In Praise of New Telluride Ski & Golf Partner/CEO
Chuck Horning, Majority Owner of Telluride Ski & Golf Resort, officially put out the word on December 6: Bill Jensen, former CEO of Intrawest, joined Telski as a Partner and C
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Your Inner Athlete: Achieving Your Goals
Dr. Haley Perlus continues with tips about ways to empower “Your Inner Athlete.” This week, Haley talks about three very specific ways to achieve your goals. In your sports. I
Second Chance: Home for the Holidays Pet Fostering
Happy Holiday Season! My name is Blanca, a young homeless Husky selected to introduce our special holiday program here at the Second Chance Humane Society: “Home for the Holi
Snow Sunday: Finding Fun at a Vail Hockey Tournament
I have to admit. When I discovered my older daughter Siri had a weekend-long hockey tournament in Vail, I wasn’t thrilled. Time is precious. But it is especially precious during
Mountain Village: Holiday Prelude
The Town of Mountain Village is being transformed into the North Pole for this year’s Holiday Prelude celebration. The weekend events take place Friday – Sunday December 11-13
Telluride Ski & Golf Resort: Bill Jensen Joins As Partner & CEO
Bill Jensen has joined Telluride Ski and Golf Resort as a Partner and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Bill Jensen has enjoyed an influential career leading three of the most success
Second Chance: Homes for Families With Pets, Part 3
This is third in a short series by Second Chance about eliminating barriers for families with pets to find housing in our region. This week, Second Chance has put together some re
Your Inner Athlete: 5 Strategies To Bounce Back From Injury
Dr. Haley Perlus continues with tips about ways to empower “Your Inner Athlete.” This week, Haley talks about five strategies to bounce back from injury with fast and efficien
Mountainfilm & Telski: “Racing Extinction,” 12/8
Telluride Mountainfilm, with support from the Telluride Ski & Golf Company, brings encore of “Racing Extinction,” Community screening is Tuesday, December 8, Tellurid
To Your Health: Bringing Home the Bacon – Or Not
So what’s up with the scary headlines about bacon? Should eggs AND bacon become a thing of the past to protect your health? Let’s try to put all the noise in context. In
“Racing Extinction” In the News
Found this story by Stefanie Spear about Louis Psihoyos’s latest, very buzzy documentary, “Racing Extinction.” The interview was posted on EcoWatch. Next Tuesday, December
TAB: “How To Survive A Plague,” 12/1
Tuesday, December 1, is World AIDS Day, an annual event that take place across the country to raise awareness and show support for people living with HIV. To honor World AIDS Day,
Snow Sunday: Wet Paint, Locked Banks, & World Peace
I had this really snarky, hilarious friend in college named Kristin. Kristin was always saying and doing funny things, like trying to open the doors to a bank at night (someday som
Telluride Arts: Holiday Arts Bazaar
Telluride Arts’ Telluride Holiday Arts Bazaar is a weekend-long event. This year, the shopping spree featuring the work of regional artists takes place at the Elks Lodge, 472
Medical Moment: Choking
Telluride Inside… and Out is proud to feature the Telluride Medical Center’s MEDICAL MOMENT, a weekly column that answers common medical questions in pop culture. Have
Your Inner Athlete: Reaching Your Personal Gold Standard of Performance
Dr. Haley Perlus continues with tips about ways to empower “Your Inner Athlete.” This week, Haley talks about ways to reach your personal gold standard of performance. In your
Telluride Mountain School: (A Video)Thanks From the Kids on Thanksgiving
Out of the mouths of babes… This year, in time for Thanksgiving and the holiday season when gratitude is on the menu along with the turkey and sides, the Telluride Mountain
Second Chance: Helping Renters With Pets, Part 2
This is the next Second Chance Pet Column in a short series on eliminating the barrier for families with pets to find housing in our region. This week Second Chance has put togethe
Thanksgiving: Holiday Jokes to Spice Up Your Feast
You know how it can be with all the family gathered together over the holidays. One wrong move, one smart (read snarky) remark and someone leaves the table in tears. The whole g
Java Jive: Coffee, A Health Food?
If you have just opened your computer to check morning email, first cuppa at hand, that might be a very good thing for your health. Not the emails. The coffee. (But plan to have
To Turkey Or Not to Turkey, That Is the Question
What was on the menu of the very first Thanksgiving dinner? And what will you serve? The first question is easily answered by Megan Gambino of Smithsonian.com. The second, well, w
Snow Sunday: How To Think About Snow in A Ski Town
Last week, I had a crappy week. I don’t mean “ski town crappy” in that it was off-season so my favorite yoga class was cancelled or the Butcher and Baker had sold out of all