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The organizers behind the 2,000 person protest in Glenwood Springs earlier this month, are planning another protest for the 1st of May.

Last year, Forbes magazine released statistics on the cities where home values have grown the most over the past twenty years. Four out of 20 were in Colorado, and the number one spot went to Carbondale. Located downvalley of Aspen, Carbondale is home to fewer than 7,000 people and has become increasingly associated with affluence and leisure. However, this is not the whole picture. Many people who have lived here for years now find themselves floundering in the face of rising living costs.

KDNK's Hattison Rensberry checks in on the Carbondale Trustees Work Session about the WE-cycle updates

Julie Olson is the Executive Director of the Advocate Safehouse Project, based in Glenwood Springs. On this episode of Immigrant Stories, she reflects on…

Tara Rodriguez Besosa is the co-founder of El Departamento de la Comida, a nonprofit collective for the advancement of sustainable, resilient, and…

Diane Orlov is creating a community-wide, collaborative mosaic angel to install at the St. Stephen Catholic Church in Glenwood Springs. This isn't the…

Alex Sanchez is the new Executive Director of Valley Settlement Project. Here, he talks about the project, his childhood in Mexico and his journey to the…

Ellen Walbert and Diane Wallace, co-presidents of the Aspen Thrift Store, stopped by Express Yourself to share of this Roaring Fork Valley treasure's…

A resident of the Roaring Fork Valley has been chosen as one of CNN’s Top 10 Heroes of 2018. Amanda Boxtel’s nonprofit Bridging Bionics Foundation uses…

Local youth advocacy nonprofit YouthZone has departed from their longtime fundraiser, the annual Kiss ‘N Squeal, to explore a talent showcase for…