San Miguel County broadband project is complete, Colorado Parks & Wildlife has funding for wildlife habitat program, Telluride will select a new mayor in regular election cycle, Telluride Ski Resort is holding a photo contest.

Mountain pass openings delayed, Telluride Town Council reallocates some of the Open Space Fund, second annual Telluride Gravel Race is a success, and Telluride Bluegrass Festival celebrates 50 years.

The University of Colorado is conducting a clinical trial using psilocybin to treat depression, Aldasoro homeowners charged housing impact fees in error, "Amenity Trap" report highlights issues in resort communities, and there's a contest to pick art for the new library cards.

Telluride Balloon Festival and the new Food and Vine event are this weekend, Sheriff Bill Masters receives Lifetime Achievement award, San Miguel County gets $500k grant from the EPA, and congrats to the Telluride High School class of 2023. 

Telluride Mountain Club hosts outdoor gear drive, OneEnergy holds community meeting about proposed solar project near Norwood, special district election results are in, and trail etiquette reminders for muddy spring conditions.

Legislators pass TABOR refunds that will hinge on a property tax ballot measure, several local leaders to step down this summer,  Governor Jared Polis has suggested he will veto a bill that would delay the reintroduction of gray wolves to the state, and flooding and sinkholes are creating road hazards.

San Miguel County fairgrounds get $50k grant for facility upgrades, Gov.. Jared Polis signs four gun control bills into law, property valuations in San Miguel County to increase significantly, and Mountain Village and Telluride Arts are seeking applicants to create a new public art installation.

Hilary Cooper steps down as County Commissioner to take job at state, Telluride Housing Authority proposes changes to affordable housing guidelines, Telluride school district considers $36.8 million dollar bond for housing and infrastructure, and a rash of thefts plague the Placerville mail shed.

Telluride hires firm to conduct study of short therm rentals, county revises employee housing mitigation impact fees after public complaints, town council enacts emergency moratorium on certain development applications to address size and scale, and it's closing weekend for the ski resort.

Public health tests lead levels in school drinking fountains and water taps, last weekend's "Tellurando" skimo race a success, Pinion Park workforce housing project nearly complete, and 2022-2023 snowfall totals are third highest over the last decade.