Summit Toastmasters club celebrates 25th anniversary
Twice a month, the Summit Toastmasters get together to practice their speaking and leadership skills. Last Tuesday, their gathering had secondary meaning — to induct new officers and celebrate the club’s 25 year anniversary. Speaking in Summit T …
Read More »S’thorne and Breck rec centers swim into Guinness record book
It’s likely that some Summit County swimmers will soon be able to call themselves official Guinness World Record holders — along with what is anticipated to be close to 35,000 others worldwide. The Breckenridge and Silverthorne recreation centers jo …
Read More »Made in Summit: Neet Dangles
Name of business or product: Neet Dangles. Date business or product was launched: In 2012, I started making dangles for my friends and successfully sold them at Jazz in the Park located in the heart of Denver. What goods do you make here in Summit …
Read More »Silverthorne woman paints 100 pictures in 100 days
It all started with a dream. Several months ago, Marianna M. Duford, a lifetime artist and long-time resident of Summit County, jostled herself out of a deep sleep to write down an idea. “It just kind of came to me in the middle of the night,” she s …
Read More »Experience the NRO at no charge
The National Repertory Orchestra will present a free community concert at the Breckenridge Riverwalk Center tonight. The NRO is an intensive fellowship that prepares young musicians for orchestral music careers while providing them with the highest …
Read More »Summit County’s spring mountain runoff expected to taper of
Spring mountain runoff has contributed to an increased flow of water into Summit County rivers and streams throughout the month of June, but local experts expect the flow to taper during the remainder of the season. “We’ve gone past the peak and the …
Read More »Remembering Raymond Hill: Legend’s ashes return to Summit County for eternal rest
Friends and family of Raymond E. Hill, native and longtime resident of Summit County, will gather at the Father Dyer church in Breckenridge Saturday for a memorial service to celebrate his life. Although Hill lived in many locations throughout his li …
Read More »Breckenridge breaks ground on arts district renovation
Donning green hard hats during a short-lived break from the storms Monday, Mayor John Warner and other town leaders gathered in front of the peeling panels of the Roberty Whyte House and each tossed a shovelful of dirt to celebrate the start of work …
Read More »Breckenridge Music Festival changes tune with rebranding effort
Now into its third decade on the music scene, the Breckenridge Music Festival is challenging the rules of a traditional symphony orchestra. This summer, they will offer a public outreach concert, putting the audience in the middle of the orchestra, r …
Read More »- Biker, pedestrian road deaths up 60 percent in 2012
- Lake Dillon Fire temporarily bans pile burns
- Opinion from Holle Violet: The rise of the Summit County superweeds
- Writers’ workshop in Frisco
- Editor’s note: The Summit Daily is no longer making a Scene, but we’ll live
- Insurance agents to address Summit County homeowners’ wildfire concern
- Most rivers and streams remain ‘high and roily’
- Construction season brings road, recpath work to Summit County
- Opinion from Woodard: Millie Hamner, the billion dollar bureaucrat
- Opinion from Metcalf: Dillon Valley drainage doesn’t cut it
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