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BeautyFresh color, less fuss: Frisco’s hair-color whisperers, Mountain Betty Salon, nails that lived-in glow or a full-on transformation, from fresh bold blondes to rich brunettes and fiery reds.
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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Fresh color, less fuss: Frisco’s hair-color whisperers, Mountain Betty Salon, nails that lived-in glow or a full-on transformation, from fresh bold blondes to rich brunettes and fiery reds.
Dig into our roots: Skip the tourist shuffle and wander the self-guided grounds at Breckenridge History: Washington Mine & Milling Exhibit, where original structures, heavy-duty gear, and clear interpretive signs lay out how ore became pay dirt.
Rockhound reset: Nature's Own-Breckenridge is the place locals pop into when the coffee jitters say reorganize the shelf, with crystals, fossils, striking mineral specimens and stone carvings sourced from Namibia to Madagascar.
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The five stories Summit County readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The US West is experiencing a surge in bear sightings, with Colorado seeing over 7,000 in 2026, surpassing the previous full-year record set in 2019.
Full story at newsy-today.com ↗
Captain Frank Keesling, who has been transporting concert-goers across Dillon Reservoir, Colorado, in his water taxi for nine years, has seen a decrease in business due to low snowpack and minimal rain.
Full story at denverpost.com ↗
A bear was causing problems in the town of Kremmling, Colorado, last month, killing chickens and ducks and poking its head through open doors.
Full story at denvergazette.com ↗
A woman who dialed 911 from a Summit County golf course claiming she was being followed by a suspicious man, who was acting in an escalated manner.
Full story at krystal93.com ↗
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