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Significant capacity increase to handle growth [ By Mark Reaman ] A new $23 million water treatment plant is online as …
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HCCA celebrates major coal mine settlement agreement
Arch Coal to comply with pollution reduction, Clean Air Act [ By Katherine Nettles ] A federal judge approved a settlement …
Read More »Mason announces he won’t run for a second term
Decision opens the door for Daniels [ By Mark Reaman ] The incumbent Gunnison County commissioner representing the North Valley has …
Read More »Negotiations underway between Water and San and Meridian Lake to update agreements
Figuring out a fair rate for Meridian Lake area owners [ By Mark Reaman ] Negotiations are ongoing between the Mt. …
Read More »Mt. CB town council reviews Hunter Ridge sketch plan
Eight lots with up to 16 units being proposed [ By Kendra Walker ] The Mt. Crested Butte town council held …
Read More »Mt. CB will cancel April election and welcome new council member
Three nomination petitions turned in for three open seats [ By Kendra Walker ] The Mt. Crested Butte town council will …
Read More »COVID cases remain high but on the decline county-wide
Stop by the library and get a good mask [ By Mark Reaman ] For the second week in a row …
Read More »Council commits to two-way Elk Avenue with outdoor seating for next summer
One-way created a “lifestyle tax” on nearby residents…. [ By Mark Reaman ] The Crested Butte town council made a U-turn …
Read More »CB South POA nullifies November election
Cites “legal vulnerabilities” [ By Katherine Nettles ] Crested Butte South will have to go through another vote among property owners …
Read More »School district still in need of food service workers, bus drivers, subs
Has hired marketing specialist to spread the word [ By Kendra Walker ] The Gunnison Watershed School District is still on …
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