The Crested Butte News Serving the Gunnison Valley since 1999
Lighting up the night on Light Up the Night by Kendra Walker Even though there were no fireworks in Mt. Crested …
Read More »News
TAPP predicts tourism will be 3-7% down this year
Low snow and drought add up by Katherine Nettles In a Gunnison County Tourism and Prosperity Partnership (TAPP) update to county …
Read More »County has initial talks about more early childhood education
“We have to look at something that’s comprehensive” by Katherine Nettles During their May 12 meeting, Gunnison County commissioner Liz Smith …
Read More »Save As Your Throw charges taking a hike
Select your bin size this August by Mark Reaman With the Crested Butte Save As Your Throw (SAYT) trash program, expenses …
Read More »Green Lake Road trial scheduled for middle of August
Gunnison County remains an involuntary plaintiff by Katherine Nettles A longstanding lawsuit over a road closure above Lake Irwin may soon …
Read More »Crested Butte keeping close eye on sales tax revenues
Down 8.8% after the ski season… it’s up to summer by Mark Reaman For the town of Crested Butte’s 2026 fiscal …
Read More »Area receives $2 million from state for sustainability efforts
Energy efficiency efforts, single-use plastic reduction, zero-waste events… by Mark Reaman and Kendra Walker A huge state grant has been awarded …
Read More »County moves to increased stage 2 fire restrictions
Mt. CB fireworks canceled by Katherine Nettles, Kendra Walker and Mark Reaman There will be no fireworks lighting up the North …
Read More »Mt. CB considers STR excise tax increase
May explore impact study and fees in the future by Kendra Walker The Mt. Crested Butte town council continues to brainstorm …
Read More »Low snow season and current fuel prices aren’t stopping visitors
Airport setting passenger records. Locals using GUC. by Mark Reaman High gas and jet fuel prices don’t seem to be deterring …
Read More »