Zoe Goldstein

1 week ago | vaildaily.com | Zoe Goldstein

Eagle County’s edition of the national No Kings protests drew hundreds to Edwards on Saturday morning. Bearing American flags and signs with slogans that spoke about freedom, decried recent federal actions and rejected President Donald Trump directly, the protesters gathered in Freedom Park for speeches and then paraded to the main Edwards roundabout at U.S. Highway 6.

1 week ago | kunc.org | Zoe Goldstein

Psilocybin, the active psychedelic ingredient in magic mushrooms, has been proven to impact patients with depression positively. Vail Health's OPTIMIZE study, which will administer doses of psilocybin to all 140 participants, aims to investigate how to predict and enhance this effect. "In our (psilocybin) studies, only half the people that get a high dose are really feeling completely fine six weeks later," said Charles Raison, director of Vail Health's Behavioral Health Innovation Center.

2 weeks ago | vaildaily.com | Zoe Goldstein

June is Pride month, dedicated to supporting and celebrating members of the LGBTQ+ community. Eagle County’s largest Pride month celebration, Pride in the Park, is scheduled for Saturday in Harry A. Nottingham Park in Avon. The sixth annual Pride in the Park comes as Mountain Pride celebrates just over three years as a nonprofit organization.

2 weeks ago | vaildaily.com | Zoe Goldstein

Psilocybin, the active psychedelic ingredient in magic mushrooms, has been proven to impact patients with depression positively. Vail Health’s OPTIMIZE study, which will administer doses of psilocybin to all 140 participants, aims to investigate how to predict and enhance this effect. “In our (psilocybin) studies, only half the people that get a high dose are really feeling completely fine six weeks later,” said Charles Raison, director of Vail Health’s Behavioral Health Innovation Center.

2 weeks ago | vaildaily.com | Zoe Goldstein

A Red Canyon High School teacher has been named a semifinalist for Colorado’s 2026 Teacher of the Year by the Colorado Department of Education. “This is an honor,” said Kendall Van Valkenburg, who teaches English and is better known by her students as “Ms. V.”“Teaching is something that was my identity before I became a mother, so I am really grateful to share that passion and talk about that passion in a way that could make a difference for people’s lives,” she said.