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Cedar Creek Collection for Fall from Bermuda Sands

Ed Travis

The Cedar Creek fall line from Bermuda Sands is typical of their history for using quality fabrics and construction with... Read more »

Galvin Green Ventil8 Plus

Ed Travis

Swedish apparel maker Galvin Green has introduced a line of shirts, slacks and shorts with lots of breathability and a... Read more »

Tap Beer(s) of the Week: Reissdorf Kölsch vs. von Trapp Kölsch Style

Tom Bedell

[Aug. 2, 2017]–What with von Trapp Brewing making a return trip Tap Takeover to Wildwood Barbeque on Thursday, August 3,... Read more »

A Dozen  Reasons to Visit Grand Junction, Colorado

Bob Fagan

  Smart cities are always reinventing themselves and taking advantage of their natural gifts. Grand Junction, Colorado is one of... Read more »

More Than One Way To Get Around Colorado’s Grand Elk Golf Club

Bob Fagan

Golfboarding at Colorado’s Grand Elk Golf Club! Up to now, you could walk or take a cart to play Granby,... Read more »

America’s Most Overlooked Natural Beauty – Colorado National Monument, Grand Junction, Colorado

Bob Fagan

Words are not needed… (Photo by Robert S. Fagan) So convenient and so accessible and spectacular as well, yet for... Read more »

After Golf – More Than Just Pizza – Hernando’s Pizza Pub, Winter Park, Colorado

Bob Fagan

Few restaurants have as many dollar bills adorning their walls, ceilings, posts, and all, but the pizza is the attraction... Read more »

Put An Amtrak “California Zephyr Line” Colorado Jaunt On Your Bucket List

Bob Fagan

The river gorge scenery on Amtrak’s California “Zephyr Line” is spectacular between Granby and Grand Junction, Colorado! “Though trains may... Read more »

Bin 707 Foodbar – Grand Junction “Farm To Table” Exquisite

Bob Fagan

Bin 707 Foodbar in Grand Junction, Colorado qualifies as one of the State’s “hidden gems!”  (Photo by Robert S. Fagan)... Read more »

Hopeless But Optimistic: Douglas Wissing on Afghanistan

Tom Bedell

I was about halfway though Hopeless But Optimistic: Journeying through America’s Endless War in Afghanistan ($30, Indiana University Press)—admittedly a... Read more »

Brattleboro Brewers Festival 2017

Tom Bedell

All the sounds of hammering from the copious ark-building that had been going on in southern Vermont abruptly ceased on... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week: Troëg’s Crimson Pistil Hibiscus IPA

Tom Bedell

[June 6, 2016]–Time to trot out another Troëg’s offering, last seen here with one of the Scratch Series beers, #235,... Read more »

Vinology Offers a Relaxed Atmosphere For Wine Drinkers

Michael Patrick Shiels

“Good evening. Can I help you with something, ma’am?” Sommelier John Jonna, Michigan’s original “Merchant of Vino,” stood tableside after being... Read more »

Shoes for Dad

Ed Travis

With Father’s Day coming the gift of golf shoes is not only appropriate but will be greatly appreciated. Here are... Read more »

Five Best Summer Beers (Today)

Derek Duncan

1. Sierra Nevada Torpedo (Extra IPA, 7.2% ABV) — One of spring’s true pleasures. Somehow, even on a mass-produced scale,... Read more »