Courier news briefs for Jan. 21

Go skating

The ice skating rink at Meadow Wood Sports Complex is now open despite unseasonably warm temperatures. Go to the Meadow Wood website for a schedule.

Farmers market gets new manager

The Teller County Farmers Market Association announced that Amanda Styninger has been named it new market manager.

“I’m excited to introduce myself as the new Farmers Market manager and to be part of such a passionate and vibrant community,” Styninger said in an announcement. “My background is rooted in community engagement, event leadership, and relationship-building, with experience supporting nonprofit initiatives and helping organizations grow through meaningful partnerships and creative programming. I’ve always believed that strong communities are built through connection and shared experiences and farmers markets do exactly that by bringing together growers, makers, families, and neighbors.

“As I step into this position, I’m excited to continue the incredible work already happening while exploring new ways to strengthen the market’s impact. I look forward to supporting our amazing farmers and vendors, creating engaging experiences for visitors, and helping even more families and neighbors feel connected to the market. I can’t wait to listen, collaborate, and work together to make this a place people love returning to week after week.”

Community concert

The Ute Pass Cultural Center will host a community concert on Feb. 11 beginning at 6 p.m. featuring Erin O’Connell. The bar will open at 5:30.

Birding 201

Local birding expert and Courier columnist Joe LaFleur will conduct his Birding 201 class on Feb. 7 from 11 a.m. to noon at the Ute pass Cultural Center.

“Learn to identify birds by sight and sound. Birding 201 covers species that are less common yet still possible in Teller County,” an event announcement says. “This session features a variety of birds from kingbirds to warblers.”

For more info, go to joe@betterbirdwatching.com or call 719-301-8801.

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