Frisco News

On behalf of Mountain Mentors and the A.R.B.Y. program, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the sponsors that made this year's Haunted House in Frisco possible.

A hearty thank you to the Frisco Elementary School principal, Renea Hill, her teachers, staff and students who took time to host a gathering of veterans at their school on Veterans Day.

Frisco resident Johnny Welsh is on a mission in Summit County to collect coats, which he will in turn take down to the Denver Rescue Mission over the next six weeks.

More than a year after Dillon Dam Road's closure due to unspecified terror threats and the ensuing public outcry, restrictions remain intact as local governments work with Denver Water toward a long-term solution.

Intrawest, owners of the Colorado ski resort Copper Mountain, said it had agreed to sell the business to the Powdr Corp, owners of seven other ski resorts.

The Summit Medical Center Health Foundation was recently awarded a grant from the Office on Violence Against Women under the Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking Assistance Program at the United States Department of Justice.

Here's a great opportunity for a professional family portrait for a way low price you call it.

Mark Nunn of Edward Jones Investments and Vic Cassado of American Funds will offer a free dinner seminar today at 5:30 p.m. at the Q4U Restaurant in Frisco.

Join community recycling leaders for an inside look at Summit County's landfill, recycling systems, and composting facility next Saturday from 1-3 p.m. This free event will give residents an opportunity to learn about the dirty details of recycling, composting, and waste disposal.

Wednesday, Veterans Day, Frisco Elementary School invited veterans to be recognized and introduced to students and faculty.

After 11 years at the helm, Gary Severson is leaving his position as director of a regional governmental organization to pursue other opportunities.

For the fifth year, the Rotary Club of Summit County is giving a free dictionary to every third-grade student in Summit County public schools.

Order now for the November delivery of Food Share America, a nonprofit low-cost food program hosted here in Summit by the Family and Intercultural Resource Center and the Summit County Community and Senior Center! Frozen meats, produce, pantry items and more available at low cost, which means savings for you! Great Thanksgiving packages ...

One of the nice things your Association does for its past Presidents and Chairs is to have an annual luncheon where we can all get together, share some stories and just reconnect.

The new recycling drop-off center in Frisco, next to the Colorado State Patrol headquarters, will soon be monitored with video cameras to deter illegal dumping.

I'd like to start off the year with a quick recap of what has been going on in the beautiful town of Frisco.

It's Election Day in Summit County, and locals can hit one of five locations to weigh in on important community issues like who's going to be on Summit County's school board, 'de-Brucing' in Silverthorne or marijuana decriminalization in Breckenridge.

The Town of Frisco is looking to redesign Main Street and wants the public's input on how to do it.

The town of Silverthorne has agreed to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to operate as long as they're not near schools, residential neighborhoods and public places.

The statues are all dressed up to celebrate Frisco's favorite community event "Trick or Treat Street." Frisco invites all ghouls, goblins, witches and princesses to join us for a night of safe tricks and treats this Halloween, on Main Street from Madison to Seventh Avenue.