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School district aware of whooping cough A potentially dangerous illness has been confirmed to be present in the Crested Butte Community …
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Steady growth suggests real estate rebound around valley rebound for real estate
Empty lots selling and commercial speculation, too Last week, the Crested Butte News looked at upcoming construction in the valley. This …
Read More »Briefs Mt. Crested Butte
Taking care of the fine print on SnodgrassOn Tuesday, February 17, the Mt. Crested Butte Town Council took care of some …
Read More »ORE merges with CSLC
Planning how to best benefit the community The non-profit Office for Resource Efficiency (ORE) announced last week that it has merged …
Read More »Crested Butte council approves late application for Big Air on Elk
More snow is needed, so more trucks are needed Big Air on Elk is on for Saturday, March 7 with approval …
Read More »County approves funds to audit Tourism Association
Former executive director under the microscope Acting as the Gunnison Valley Local Marketing District (LMD), county commissioners approved funding on Tuesday, …
Read More »TA board ready to go after mountain biking arena
From better signage to an app The sport of mountain biking will be the emphasis of summer marketing for the Gunnison-Crested …
Read More »Quiet valley idea still being discussed
Forest Service considering options Crested Butte Nordic met with the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison (GMUG) National Forests Forest supervisor on …
Read More »Teo 2 Opens Saturday
Crested Butte Mountain Resort is opening its brand new extreme terrain, Teo 2, this Saturday at 9 a.m. Head to the …
Read More »Fracking pits nearing final decision point
Facility proposed near Paonia Reservoir The Gunnison Valley Planning Commission held a meeting last Friday, February 20 to discuss the hydraulic …
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