Stina Sieg

Roughly 40 years after farmer John Harold introduced Olathe sweet corn to the world, he and his family are scaling back their growing plans for a crop that’s become a symbol of the Western Slope. The first family of Olathe sweet corn is charting their own... See more

Baseball returns to Grand Junction this summer, with a team whose name honors an endangered native fish – and nods to a winding, yearslong controversy that shocked some and delighted many others. Long before the Grand Junction Razorback Suckers were spawn... See more

In the final days before “The Vagina Monologues” opened in Grand Junction, a chorus of women, young and old, rehearsed on a simple stage at a church displaying signs supporting Black Lives Matter and Ukraine. “If your vagina got dressed, what would it wea... See more

Interstate 70 curves through Glenwood Canyon and is known for its gorgeous views of sky-high cliffs towering over the rushing Colorado River — as well as multi-vehicle crashes that stop traffic for hours on end. In recent months, however, the number of co... See more

It was a real snow globe of a morning on the busiest day of the 31st Ouray Ice Fest, a welcome respite from months of warm, dry weather. A flurry swirled around an ice wall thick with frozen waterfalls and crawling with newbie climbers like Ken Iida. “It'... See more