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SJMA volunteers help keep the trails corridor wide enough for all trail users Photo by Jane Brunton

SJMA volunteers help keep the trails corridor wide enough for all trail users Photo by Jane Brunton

Help the San Juans While Helping Yourself

If you live in the San Juan Mountains, I don’t need to sell you on their beauty. An array of geological processes created breathtaking shapes and colors across these massive peaks.Summer wildflowers add a collage of hues to enjoy up close.
KSJC Board members (L-R) Chris Brosh, Alex Lanis, Danny Castle and Jim Harper Photo provided by KSJC

KSJC Board members (L-R) Chris Brosh, Alex Lanis, Danny Castle and Jim Harper Photo provided by KSJC

KSJC-LP 92.5FM Returns to the Airwaves with New Life

Silverton, CO – After years of running on little more than duct tape and determination, KSJC-LP 92.5FM, Silverton’s own community radio station, is officially back on the air with new energy, new equipment, and a renewed commitment to local broadcasting.
Chris Blankenship in the field Photo provided by Chris Blankenship

Chris Blankenship in the field Photo provided by Chris Blankenship

Chris Blankenship Creates a New Platform to Empower Autism

A Silverton local, Chris Blankenship, is pioneering and paving a new path for those who live with autism, have a family member diagnosed, while creating training tools for fellow clinicians and those in the public sector who interact with autistic members in their community.
Photo by: Dave Tomanovich Egg-citement levels were high at Silverton’s annual Easter Egg Hunt.

Photo by: Dave Tomanovich Egg-citement levels were high at Silverton’s annual Easter Egg Hunt.

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Photo by: Dave Tomanovich The official start of the great egg scramble of 2026.

Photo by: Dave Tomanovich The official start of the great egg scramble of 2026.

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Fetch left Silverton…to travel with his granddaughters for spring break Photo by: Katey Fetch

Fetch left Silverton…to travel with his granddaughters for spring break Photo by: Katey Fetch

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Photo by: Scott Fetchnhier

Photo by: Scott Fetchnhier

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Silverton locals Jan and Kathy Zabinski visiting Chaco Canyon

Looking Back!

14 Years ago Crested Butte man killed in avalanche ‘Huge slide’ struck Friday near Ophir Pass An avalanche near Ophir Pass on Friday afternoon, March 30, killed a 34-year-old Crested Butte man, according to San Juan County Coroner Keri Metzler. The victim was identified as John Knox McEwen Frank.
Way Back!

Way Back!

Way Back!

From the April 4, 1903 edition of the Silverton Standard: TOWN MUST PREPARE FOR 15,000 RESIDENTS.