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An Aspen jewelry store was selected to showcase some of its pieces at the National Museum of Women in the Arts later this month.

Welcome to Valley Roundup. I’m Carolyn Sackariason. Residents in Glenwood Springs have elected a new city council. And with the new majority, expect changes afoot, especially as the issues on both ends of the valley become more connected. Glenwood Springs: 'Yes' to pot tax and votes in new council members Kaup, Godes top balloting for Glenwood Springs City Council seats Glenwood marijuana taxes pass easily Community leaders discuss local issues at forum And in Aspen, two newspaper columnists

This weekend, student dancers and professionals will take the stage at the Bonedale Ballet studio for a series of spring performances.

Fraud within Aspen’s affordable housing program has spurred debate about its merits in general. Speaking with News Director Carolyn Sackariason this morning on Valley Roundup are Aspen Times columnists Roger Marolt and Glenn Beaton, along with Aspen Daily News editor Curtis Wackerle.

The U.S. Forest Service plans to burn up to 500 acres near Avalanche Creek today and this weekend, if the weather conditions allow.

Basalt Councilman Bernie Grauer made a curious request at the council meeting March 28.

On this week's Mountain Edition, hosts Elizabeth Stewart-Severy and Wyatt Orme present a compilation of the week's news.

According to his communications director, Sen. Cory Gardner will visit the Rifle airport next Tuesday to learn about cutting edge fire fighting technologies.

Dr. Carrie Hauser, President of Colorado Mountain College and Margaret Clement, Assistant Dean of instruction based on the Aspen campus, speaking about the 50th anniversary celebration planned for the Aspen Campus April 7 .

Beginner mountain bikers will soon have a new place to play, but first the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority ( RFTA ) needs help building it.