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Year in Review – Top ten photos of 2024

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Zebulon Burger, front, and bryce Vyhlidal sled down the Sayre Park hill on Monday afternoon.
Taylor Cramer/Post Independent
Garfield County Sheriff’s K9 Officer Rex holds his favorite toy during Thursday’s farewell ceremony in Rifle.
Taylor Cramer/Post Independent
A contestant competes against her mother at Saturday’s Women’s Wood Splitting during the 53rd annual Mountain Fair at Sopris Park.
Andrea Teres-Martinez/Post Independent
No, he won’t look back at the bucking bronco ready to kick his teeth in after successfully staying on the bronco for eight seconds at the PRCA Pro Rodeo for the Garfield County Fair at the Fairgrounds on Thursday evening in Rifle.
Katherine Tomanek/Post Independent
Adrian Conner, lead guitarist for the all-female, world famous AC/DC cover band, lets her hair be wild as she feels the music at the 127th Annual Strawberry Days Festival at Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs on Saturday evening.
Katherine Tomanek/Post Independent
Partners twirl pn the dance floor at this years Strawberry Days, on June 23rd, 2024.
Andrea Teres-Martinev/The Aspen Times
The notorious Thelma Thunder Thighs of the Roaring Divas, flashing her lovely claws, singing and winking at the camera during the drag performance at Pride in Glenwood Springs on Saturday evening.
Katherine Tomanek/Post Independent
Annie Brooks throws a bowl on her pottery wheel at her home studio in New Castle.
Julianna O’Clair/Post Independent
A participant walks in the Dia de los Muertos parade carry copal on Friday in Carbondale.
Peter Baumann/Post Independent
A bald eagle flying on a sunny day against the background mountains of Parachute in the Parachute Ponds State Wildlife Area.
Katherine Tomanek/Post Independent
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