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Frisco is hosting a pair of job fairs this week, inviting workers to local breweries to enjoy a free beer and connect with businesses in town.
The events are in response to feedback from the business community, which asked that the town provide creative employee recruitment opportunities, according to a news release from Frisco. The first job fair will be held from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, May 25, at Outer Range Brewing Co., where job seekers can get a free beer or soda. The second fair will be held from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, at Highside Brewing, which will provide appetizers and a free beer or soda.
Navigating a robust and ever-changing real estate market, Sage Realty Group founder and broker Ken Dunn announced that the Teton Valley-owned company has partnered with Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties in an expanded effort to provide for client and agent needs.
Sage Realty is now Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties, serving clients in Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico and specializing in mountain town, ski community real estate.
As partners, Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties remains committed to the same standards of service and knowledge the community has come to expect in the 13 years Sage Realty has served the Teton Valley community. Only now, brokers are able to leverage their in-depth local market knowledge with powerful regional and national networks.
, real estate sales are up nearly 61% for this year’s first quarter compared with 2020. According to Jack Wolfe, broker at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty in Breckenridge, it’s this statistic that stands out the most.
“That’s significant,” Wolfe said. “That’s probably one of the biggest bullet points or things that stand out to me because of how significant real estate sales are doing.”
March alone was up 127% in sales compared with 2020, which is on trend for the first few months of the year. February was up 23% compared with last year, and January was up 32%. This includes residential, commercial and timeshare sales.
Stronger together: How Eagle County’s health care workers rose to the challenge of COVID-19
Vail Health nurse Nicole Campbell administers a first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to Jordon Nicholson of Conifer Wednesday at the Vail Hospital.
Chris Dillmann/cdillmann@vaildaily.com
In the thick of the pandemic, in a year that refused to let up, Caitlyn Gnam started running.
An infection preventionist at Vail Health Hospital, Gnam prefers more daring outdoor pursuits: whitewater kayaking, dirt biking, and tearing down the mountain on her skis. But with her professional life bleeding into every aspect of her personal life, Gnam needed a release valve. As the 14-hour days at the hospital stacked up, and the toll of the pandemic weighed on her, she found herself being pulled outdoors for what she jokingly referred to as “jogging on purpose.”