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Carbondale Historical Society aims to share the stories of before, during and after the founding of Carbondale, Colorado.
That 'pass' was an airball, if you like your history told by people who still argue about it.
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A local title remembered through locker-room laughter, a basket that forced overtime, and a scholarship's lasting impact.
The Carbondale Historical Society's look back at Roanford High School's state champions treats local sports history as lived-in memory: a Ted Lasso-inspired "believe" campaign, locker-room laughter, and bus rides that seem to matter nearly as much as the final score.
Valley Journal veterans recall the deadlines, workflow, and community ties behind a long-running local newspaper.
The Valley Journal is remembered here through the people who kept it running, with the paper's life framed from 1975 to 2008 and described by the panel as Carpentown's longest newspaper run.
A warm local championship remembrance built from locker-room laughter, bus rides, and one overtime legend.
Carbondale Historical Society's speaker panel brings former Roanford High School state champions back to the moments that linger after the final score.
A classroom lesson opens into Ute language, song, and Bear Dance tradition as living practice.
Ute culture is presented as something carried in speech, teaching, song, and movement. The episode centers on a classroom lesson about language, where students are asked to think about where English and Spanish come from before considering Ute as the original language of these…
A grounded civic-history episode about the disputes and decisions that keep a small town moving.
Small-town government comes across as a run of inherited choices, flare-ups, and workable compromises, not a neat civic success story. The episode moves from a hallway dispute over marijuana to the pressure that followed 9-11 and its economic fallout, then into the recurring…
Miller Beach chaos, served breakfast-style.
Pennsylvania by county, landmark, and stone.
Nebraska culture, live and close to home.
A panel of former newspaper staff discuss the history of the Valley Journal and journalism in Carbondale, Colorado.
A panel discussion hosted by the Carbondale Historical Society about past state champions from Roanfork High School.
A panel discussion hosted by the Carbondale Historical Society about past state champions from Roanfork High School.
"Don't change Carbondale, let Carbondale change you" anchors the discussion of community and volunteerism.
Carbondale Historical Society’s Winter Speaker Series - Ute History pairs Nina Gabbianelli’s historical overview with Skylar Lomaheftewa’s first-person account of Northern Ute identity in the Roaring Fork Valley.
An interview with Mr.