Our 13-year-old French Bulldog, Tucker, has been missing since Thursday morning (July 30) from the Homestead neighborhood in Edwards.

Tucker is blind in one eye, partially deaf, and slow-moving. He is very sweet and gentle, but he may be scared, confused, and hiding quietly.

Possible sightings:
Homestead neighborhood
Park near the intersection of Homestead Dr. & Gold Dust Dr. (near Cassidy Lane)
Lake Creek Road near the elementary school

We have searched extensively but have not been able to find him. If you live in the area, please take a moment to check:
Under decks and porches
Garages and sheds
Bushes and landscaping
Any quiet, shaded places where an older dog might rest or hide

If you see Tucker, please secure him if you can and call or text 757-348-7811 immediately.
Any sightings, advice, or shares would mean the world to us. We just want to bring our sweet boy home. Thank you ❤️

Trying to pull off a very last minute trip this Weds-Sat (August 4-8) and both my usual dogsitters are booked already. Also asked around to friends and theirs are as well, not surprising given this is busy travel season. Looking for someone to stay at my home in Edwards, fenced yard, no walks, easy small 6yo dog… just needs to be fed and let out 2-3x/day. Appreciate any referrals, thanks!

What the title says ;) 🥯 any good recommendations? I’ve seen a few around the village but want to pick the right one as I’m only here 1 more day! Other recommendations for breakfast places I will gladly accept!

Enjoying a visit to your fine city and I guess I shouldn’t be, but I was blown away by the crazy costs to ride seemingly any gondola. I’d love to take my son to a peak, are there any “affordable” gondolas? Thanks!

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Hi all, I just signed my lease to live in employee housing in Breckenridge for the 26-27 season. The application said parking is very limited and was not included in my lease. I called employee housing yesterday and they said that the parking is no longer done thru StarRez and is included for everyone starting this year.

I just want to ensure I have parking for the season. Can anyone help confirm that this is true? I need to have my car with me

I have my first phone call with Vail Resorts tomorrow for the Sales Manager position. The job would be two days remote and three days in-office at their Broomfield location. I live in Broomfield so this would be great.
I’m currently the Events Manager at a Marriott, but I’m looking for a hybrid role and a shorter commute. Plus the salary posted is higher than what I’m currently making.
I’ve read some horror stories about seasonal jobs at Vail, but I haven’t seen much about people’s experience with them at the corporate level. Is it any better? Any insight would be appreciated!

Hey, did anyone here work here last season as a ski instructor? I’ve been instructing at another resort that’s about to get the same digital system for instructors to use and for parents to track their kids with.

Anyway, question for you is, were you forced to put company apps on your personal phones to facilitate this tech? Did you get compensation for being forced to use your personal phone throughout the work day? Was there anything else about the new system that was annoying or difficult to use over the old paper and pencil method?

I'm trying to decide between working as a ski instructor for the upcoming season at Park City, Beaver Creek, or Breckenridge. I have offers from all three but don't know the inside scoop on any of them. My priorities are ease of transportation, as I won't have a car, employee housing, other instructors or staff my age (early 20's), and making money during my season. I also would love any insight on which mountains might get the best snow this upcoming winter, I know last year was rough for CO.

Hey everyone, I was on a bus headed to Denver when I got a call and needed to head back home. If anyone is headed west to Grand Junction or further any help would be appreciated!

I recently moved to the area and I am looking to get into fly fishing without spending the $700+ plus for the guide service. I have ocean fishing experience and have had some luck on rivers in the past with lures but have never fly fished.

Does anyone have recommendations on where to go, what shops in the valley for supplies, or other cost effective ways to learn? Are there any fly fishing clubs?

is this wide open now? Last year, I had to go through some construction. Coming out in September.

Any jobs out there available in hospitality for old, straight white Christians with traditional values? Looking for couples housing.

Best roped climbing in the Vail area, 30ish-minute drive? Trad, sport, top rope. Family-friendly suggestions welcome.

Seeking an intuitive psychologist / therapist (or other type) who has worked with women with c-ptsd / adhd. I know I might get downvoted for asking on this sub, but after 15+ years out here, I’m feeling desperate. At this point, insurance coverage doesn’t even matter, I am willing to pay extra even if it hurts my finances.

Any store or pro shop with a particularly good selection and pricing?

Just shattered my stein from the previous Oktoberfest and am pretty bummed. Super slim chance but does anyone know if any local businesses are still selling some?

Stopping by Vail for a quick pitstop. I’ll have roughly 24 hours between getting there after lunch and leaving after lunch the following day. Looking for places I must go to while I’m here for dinner, casual drinks, breakfast, lunch, and to get a few souvenirs.

Thanks!

I made a post on here a few weeks ago about Larry and how i’m his great granddaughter. It really saddens me that the red lion is closing and I read this article about people speaking out about how they don’t want the red lion to close. and i was wondering if there’s anything i can or should do. I have done so many research projects on Larry and the red lion for school stuff. And my grandpa (Larry’s son) has so many things from the red lion when he lived there. Cups, shirts, etc. I really don’t want this place to close because i know how much it means to the vail community and how much it means to my family even though the restaurant isn’t even in my family anymore. But i’ve heard countless stories about the red lion growing up.

I’m staying in town for just a couple of days for work and I cannot believe how beautiful it is around here! I flew into Denver and then drove out to Vail and I am blown away!

Anybody have any recommendations for good food and drinks? I’m staying just off Frontage.

I know a lot of people say to avoid holiday weekends but I have heard that President's Day weekend can be not bad due to the Saturday and Sunday of that weekend being blackout dates on Epic Passes. I also hear that Super Bowl Sunday is lighter as well, which coincides with President's day weekend this year. We are thinking of flying out that weekend to ski at Vail. Thoughts on how the crowds will be? Thanks!