Mom was a total buzzkill.

Above, Ouray’s Jackson Leo flies past Ignacio’s Brady McCaw for a close-range shot during 2A/1A San Juan Basin League road action on Feb. 15. Leo netted an eye-opening 23 points, but the No. 10 [1A] Trojans were unable to hold a ten-point lead late in the fourth quarter and fell 75-67 to the No. 6 [2A] Bobcats.

Everywhere he looked — in the classroom, out on the driving course, at the shooting range — Casey Canfield saw youth.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds citizens that big-game wildlife does not need our help to get through a winter and that feeding them is not only illegal, but does more harm than good.

To my delight, I found one nest of the Gray-headed Juncos nesting in Box Canyon moss, grass and a few high stems of vegetation that would blow off and on from the wind. Two adults carried what looked like assorted insects taking turns at the nest. The Gray-headed Junco is the only sub-species that nest in Ouray County. That was a bonus for me that year to watch all the activity!

Florist Sandi Woodman followed her dream of opening a flower shop nearly two years ago in Ouray, and with the success she found has now expanded Little Bucket of Flowers to include a more prominent

The Ouray KOA’s first winter to remain open is going well, and new owners Troy and Penny Crosson are eager to remodel and expand the campground.

Ouray’s earliest risers can now get their caffeine fix in a homey, cozy environment while taking in gorgeous views of Ouray’s landscape and architecture.

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