Even as the Crested Butte community comes to grips with the tragic losses that occurred in the Loveland slide, new snow …
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Loveland Pass avalanche takes two Crested Butte locals, five total
Local community mourns Crested Butte lost two of its own to a hard slab avalanche at Loveland Pass on Saturday, April …
Read More »Mt. Emmons mine plan okayed for NEPA review
US energy may try to fast track process The United States Forest Service (USFS) this week approved forward movement on a plan …
Read More »An Interview with Richie Havens
The following interview appeared in the March 12, 2004 issue of the Crested Butte News. Richie Havens has remained one of …
Read More »A book review: Parents Who Don’t Do Dishes (and other recipes for life), by Richard Melnick
(Mookie Press, 2012. $10 paper; $2.99 Kindle) Richard Melnick’s first book is really three: first, a guide for parents to help …
Read More »WSCU men and women place second at regionals in x-country
Both advance to NCAA Div. II Championships Both WSCU men’s and women’s cross country teams finished in second place at the …
Read More »Subaru Freeskiing Series announces Crested Butte dates
Back where it all began For the 20th year, Crested Butte Mountain Resort will host a big mountain freeskiing event—actually, two. …
Read More »New coaches tapped for Crested Butte Junior Nordic ski team
Former junior racing foes join forces Years ago Drew Holbrook, skiing for the Crested Butte Junior Nordic team, and Austin Ross …
Read More »Shari Sullivan-Marshall takes second at USATF Nationals
“It was one of the hardest trail races I’ve ever done” In addition to coaching the Titans high school cross-country team, …
Read More »Snowmaking stalled by warm temps but should pick up this weekend
Adequate water in the East River With temperatures in the 50s on Election Day and brown hills all around town, the …
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