Hand crews armed with chainsaws are trimming deadfall for wildfire mitigation south of Frisco this autumn. They almost sound like dirt bikes ripping around the woods, but no, those revving engines are part of the sprawling Frisco’s Backyard project. It covers close to 3,000 acres at the foot of Peak One. The first season of […] The post The sweet sounds of 2-stroke are ringing out over Frisco’s Backyard this fall first appeared on Krystal 93.
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On Sept. 11 and 12, the town of Frisco will host two artistic events: the annual Arts at Altitude festival and the Frisco Fall Fest. Festivities begin on Friday, Sept. 11, with the Arts at Altitude event, presented by the Summit County Arts Council. The event will feature a market, selling goods made primarily by […]
On Saturday, Sept. 19, the town of Frisco will host the 50th annual Run the Rockies road races. Two races — a 10k course and a half marathon-length course — will start at Copper Mountain and end on Main Street in Frisco. The 10k course is completely downhill and begins at 8:30 a.m., while the […]
1 year ago: Summit County Rescue Group welcomes public into its new headquarters The newest building in the Summit County Commons outside Frisco celebrated its grand opening Aug. 29, 2025 as the Summit County Rescue Group welcomed visitors to tour its new headquarters and meet its members. The volunteer group moved into the space in […]
Crews have already started cutting and piling trees as part of the the Frisco Backyard Project, and that work will ramp up in the late summer and fall this year. A news release from the U.S. Forest Service White River National Forest stated partner crews are now joining the fire mitigation work in the popular […]
On Wednesday, Aug. 26, crews officially began demolishing the building at 101 W. Main St. in Frisco, making way for 52 new affordable housing units. The housing development — officially called “the Bella” — will include 24 studios, 17 one-bedrooms and 11 two-bedroom units. Rent prices for these units will target those making 30% to […]
Smart Bellies will celebrate eight years of serving local children with its annual Birthday Bash fundraiser Friday, Aug. 28, at 10 Mile Music Hall in Frisco. The 21-and-older event will feature food from local restaurants, games and dancing, with proceeds supporting the nonprofit’s work to provide consistent, nutritious food to children in the community. Tickets […]
Starting Monday, Aug. 24, two construction projects near the Frisco Town Hall will begin, impacting parking. One project is an installation of electric vehicle chargers, in accordance with the town’s Energy Action Plan and the county’s EV Readiness Plan. These chargers will primarily be used for Frisco’s fleet vehicles, according to a recent press release […]
The Summit Tigers mountain bike team is searching for volunteers to help manage its first race of the 2026 season. The Frisco Bay Invitational, which is put on by the Colorado High School Cycling League, will be held on Saturday, Aug. 29 and Sunday, Aug. 30 on the Frisco Peninsula. Volunteers can sign up to […]
On Saturday, Aug. 29, the Frisco Arts and Culture council will be hosting its third annual movie night at the Frisco Bay Marina. Located on the marina’s lighthouse lawn from 6-9:45 p.m., the event will feature a showing of The Sandlot, which was selected based on a popular vote of community members. During a pre-movie […]
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