Cheryl Jensen, Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame Inductee and Woman Who Rocks the Rockies
Founder of the Vail Veterans Program and recipient of the Outstanding Public Service Medal from the Secretary of Defense, Cheryl Jensen shows us what it means to live and give with your whole heart By Lisa Blake In 1988, Cheryl Jensen volunteered as a counselor at a California summer camp for kids with terminal cancer. Life was never the same after that. “I remember coming … Continue reading Cheryl Jensen, Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame Inductee and Woman Who Rocks the Rockies
Two Roots Farm
Two Roots Farm is a Vision that Harper Kaufman has nurtured into a Blossoming Floral and Organic Produce Business by Julie Bielenberg Harper Kaufman, owner of Two Roots Farm in Basalt, is all about bringing colorful cheer and organic nourishment to families in Colorado’s high country. Originally from Edwards, the now-Roaring Fork Valley gal is over a decade into her Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) journey. … Continue reading Two Roots Farm
Travel to A Less Frequented Corner of Costa Rica – Corcovado Wilderness Lodge
“Pura vida,” the Costa Rican catchphrase, philosophy and M.O., has never proven truer than at Corcovado Wilderness Lodge, a property occupying a remote swath of beach and rainforest on the Osa Peninsula bordering Corcovado National Park. Corcovado Wilderness Lodge, on the Osa Peninsula, prioritizes sustainability, preservation, and passion for nature Story by Shauna Farnell & Photos by Meredith Guinan After visiting Costa Rica’s more touristy regions (a … Continue reading Travel to A Less Frequented Corner of Costa Rica – Corcovado Wilderness Lodge
Mountain Women Magazine – Issue 7
Lifting Up Women with their stories in Colorado and Beyond Happy Spring! Some might find it odd to have a skier on our cover but honestly, this is the best time of year to get out. The snow is soft and sweet and we ski into the summer months. The cover image is of my friend Kendra slaying Arapahoe Basin’s Steep Gullies. (Not only is … Continue reading Mountain Women Magazine – Issue 7
A Colorado Bar Association Statement
Colorado Bar Association Executive Council Statement on Upholding the Rule of Law and Judicial Independence We don’t often, actually, never have we posted something from our state’s Bar Association, but with Women’s Rights being stripped away, this is important, and we wanted to share it: Here is their Statement: For more than a century, the Colorado Bar Association has been dedicated to advancing the rule … Continue reading A Colorado Bar Association Statement
International Women’s Day: Today We honor a True Mountain Woman – Mary Logan
Bringing New Safety Measures to Ski Patrols, Mary Logan Inspired Women in Every Occupation Mary Logan was getting ready to return to the top of Breckenridge Ski Resort with an empty toboggan for the next inevitable unlucky passenger. An audible gasp escaped a woman waiting in line as she watched the ski patrollers load the chairlift. A shout was heard “… But I thought she … Continue reading International Women’s Day: Today We honor a True Mountain Woman – Mary Logan
WE Gather Business Accelerator Series- A Monthly Business Series
Craft Your Path: Engage with ‘WE Gather – A Monthly Business Accelerator Series After years of hosting the Power of WE Conference, the Central Mountain SBDC decided to transition to the WE Gather Series, a new format that enables more interaction and deeper connections with attendees throughout the year. This heart-centered, eight-month program is designed to amplify Purpose + People + Profit, offering entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders the tools and … Continue reading WE Gather Business Accelerator Series- A Monthly Business Series
Chef Dana Rodriguez – Crafting the Recipe for Success
Meet Chef Dana Rodriguez, James Beard Finalist, Culinary partner and Executive Chef at Casa Bonita, Owner of Work & Class, Carne RiNo, Partner in Rioja. by Caren Austin Women climbing mountains, that’s what Mountain Women Magazine is all about, but the mountains that some women climb aren’t always about reaching the top of a 14,000 ft summit. Women can climb mountains emotionally and spiritually … Continue reading Chef Dana Rodriguez – Crafting the Recipe for Success
Why Antartica?
“Why Antarctica?” That’s a question I’ve been asked time and time again. You’d think by now I’d have a better answer, considering how many times I’ve tried to explain it. But to my surprise, it’s not just a flat piece of ice dominated by cold and wind—though, okay, the cold and wind part might be true. by Sarah Olson It’s so much more than that. … Continue reading Why Antartica?
GAIASCOPE – Art that will change the way you see the world
In 2022 fine artist, Brooke Einbender, a.k.a. “Mindbender Art,” displayed a vibrant new way to experience art in Telluride’s spectacular outdoor spaces. This public art and NFT project featured large-scale installations of reclaimed doors layered with cutting-edge tech and interactive experiences. We caught up with her recently and discovered a mind-blowing project that has come to fruition. PRESENTING GAIASCOPE – the way you see the world … Continue reading GAIASCOPE – Art that will change the way you see the world
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