During the pandemic, local organizations in Eagle County saw food needs change and grow. And this summer, as needs continue to evolve, they are rising to meet the occasion once again. According to recent.
Early childhood councils, school districts, and nonprofit organizations are among the three dozen groups that have applied to run Colorado’s universal preschool program at the local level.
Eagle County Schools and RA Nelson recently broke ground on the sites for four new modular units at Red Hill and Gypsum Elementary Schools. The new construction will bring a much-needed eight classrooms four.
Growing up, kids often look to their heroes to figure out an answer to the perennial question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” And so, from firefighters to astronauts, kids emulate.
EDWARDS Several weeks ago, Eagle Valley High School student Eve Zaruba sent a video to several United States Senators inviting them to see how Eagle County is preparing students for their careers through workplace…