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Council hoping to appoint new member The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council has an unexpected vacancy with the resignation of councilman …
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Mt. CB to award $423,800 through 2014/15 Admission Tax Grants
19 grants awarded; Santa Crawl gets $25,000 The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council has made its recommendations for the award of …
Read More »RTA planning on expanding bus service in valley
Winter bus expansion, more CB South service, late night bus possible… There will be more buses running up and down the …
Read More »Beetles and SAD: Feds devising plan to avoid the worst of forest ailments
The forest will probably look really different here… The spruce beetle outbreak that set the stage for the devastating West Fork …
Read More »Crested Butte transportation planning rolls down the road well traveled
Closing Elk not a priority The Crested Butte transportation planning process is moving ahead and it appears no major changes to …
Read More »State rep visits valley for town hall chats on pressing Colorado issues
Education a priority (Editor’s note: Crested Butte News reporter Toni Todd conducted this interview with Millie Hamner last July.) Millie Hamner, …
Read More »Anxiety continues to shade Whatever USA for CB Council
Results in ideas for new business association, film commission idea and better protocols Some angst obviously remains in Crested Butte over …
Read More »New town tennis court project on schedule
Better courts in Crested Butte that will last a long time The town tennis courts, constructed in 1979, are one of …
Read More »Elk Avenue to get diamond milling
Bringing in the big dog to get rid of the blue Elk Avenue should look a lot better pretty soon. The …
Read More »RE1J bond refinancing could mean big savings
Lower interest rates The RE1J school district currently has the opportunity to refinance its existing bonds, an endeavor that would save …
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