TLN January 12, 2022

Sheriffs warn about ice jam on San Miguel River, San Miguel Power to issue dividend checks to consumers, Rep. Lauren Boebert announces she will run in District 4, and holiday tree recycling open until Jan. 31.

As the new year approaches, Local News Network Telluride takes a look back at some of the top stories from 2023. From all of us at LNN, here's to a happy and healthy 2024.

Local freestyle skier Eloise Yingling took 16th place in the recent U.S. Ski Team selection event, competing against the best mogul skiers from all across the country. Way to go, Eloise!

Telluride updates backcountry radio program, Colorado Supreme Court excludes Trump from primary ballot, Colorado releases its first five gray wolves, and don't forget the 12-hour rule for snow removal.

Telluride Regional Airport is updating its master plan, San Miguel County addresses concerns about the East End Master Plan, Mountainfilm's 2024 guest director is ethnobotanist and adventurer Wade Davis, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists spot a piebald elk in our region.

Telluride middle school boys basketball team won back-to-back games last week to clinch the regional championship. Go Miners!

Mike Wyszynski appointed as county clerk, town to restore historic shed for use as a youth center at the Voodoo site, Carol Friedrich named Director of the Year in Colorado, and it's a great time of year to donate to (or volunteer for) Angel Baskets.

Town faces lawsuit about short-term rental fees filed by Mountainside Inn owners, Marshal's Department team recognized for their good work, town council gives preliminary approval for Shandoka F remodel, and opening day for the 2023-2024 ski season is here at last.

We caught up with some Telluride locals to find out what they are grateful for during this Thanksgiving holiday.

Ski resort delays opening until early December, stabbing suspect charged with first degree assault, Teddy Errico is elected to serve as Telluride's mayor, and Himay Palmer gets a lot of attention on Instagram.