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More Winter!

Mountain Happenings

Patty Dailey and David Swanson serve up turkey for the community Thanksgiving meal

Way Back!

Looking Back!

In Brief

Winter Deepens

Mountain Happenings

Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run

Rockfall stabilization and retaining wall replacement project completed on US 550 Coal Bank Pass

Christmas tree permits available online through Recreation.gov from San Juan National Forest for the upcoming holiday season

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is working on the State Wildlife Action Plan

Frank Lee and Mike Geryak hanging out

The Town of Silverton Christmas

The Town of Silverton put up the annual Christmas Tree o

Silverton Society

Fresh November snow

Silverton Mountain Staff

Pile up with fresh snow

Looking Back!

Way Back!

In Brief

Winter Returns To The San Juans

From The Standard Mail Car

Mountain Happenings

CPW seeks public input on its Draft Beaver Conservation and Management Strategy through December 17

Mike Geryak Go Fund Me Update

SMPA Proposed Rate Increase of 7.2% starting in 2026

Southwest Colorado’s Sesquicentennial (150 Year) Commemorative Magazine The Power of Place has been released

Regional News Roundup

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Ice season

uesday November 18th, 2025 Silverton local Howie Stern hiked up and captured an image that puts ICE in Ice Lakes high up in the San Juans.

Jane Edwards adjusts her husband, San Juan County Judge Anthony Edwards, robe before his swearing in ceremony at the Archuleta County Courthouse in Pagosa Springs on November 13th, 2025, Judge Reid Stewart is on the far left.

The Anvil Townhome project is moving forward, and the construction for the foundations is happening now.

Fresh snow on the Natalias restaurant patio makes for a peaceful and quiet scene on Blair Street .

Ryan McClure partners with Pedal the Peaks Silverton to offer ski tuning this winter.

Rest in Peace, Moki, John Shocklee’s longtime companion, passed on November 3rd.

Fresh snow makes for killer shots of the Kendall Ski Area chairlift and Sultan Mountain Peak in November .

It is this time of year on the mountain passes that can be the most dangerous. Fresh snow, unprepared drivers, and long dark days in November .