MONTROSE — Richard Fike started collecting artifacts as a young boy in Valparaiso, Nebraska, helping his grandfather at the family’s Schmidt’s Cash Store. He was 11 when he started a card catalogue to organize his growing trove of treasures. “I started ea... See more
Ski resort liability waivers returned to the Colorado Supreme Court this month, nearly two years after the high court ruled that the ubiquitous scroll-and-click agreements cannot always shield ski areas from all negligence claims. That case, involving Ann... See more
Ski resort liability waivers were back in front of the Colorado Supreme Court this month, nearly two years after the high court ruled the ubiquitous scroll-and-click agreements cannot always shield ski areas from all negligence claims. That case — involvi... See more
More than 1,900 ski instructors have joined a lawsuit against Vail Resorts arguing the company violated federal labor laws by not paying them for certain tasks. That’s only a fraction of the nearly 25,000 ski instructors the three former Beaver Creek empl... See more
TELLURIDE Karla Sanchez spent five years raising her four children in a small apartment in Shandoka, Telluride’s first subsidized housing complex. Last year, her youngest girls, 18-year-old twins, began working locally. The town’s recently overhauled hous... See more
