The Crested Butte News Serving the Gunnison Valley since 1999
by Mark Reaman Center for the Arts hits the BOZAR road; public hearing this month Crested Butte building and zoning director …
Read More »News
Baxter Gulch trail closed for season
Bradbury gets a plaque by Mark Reaman The Baxter Gulch trail is now closed but work will resume on the new …
Read More »TA requests state funding for trail signs and kiosks around valley
“There’s a lot more to go, but having Gothic and Brush Creek done is great.” By Adam Broderick A three-year valley-wide trail …
Read More »Mountain Express expanding early winter schedule and adding new buses
Part of overall picture of growth By Alissa Johnson If you’ve noticed a white bus making the rounds through town, it does …
Read More »Council approves 2016 budget and priorities
Paving projects, affordable housing, wages by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte town council passed its 2016 budget on Monday, November 2. …
Read More »Planning Commission considers new private trail
“When we invested in Wildcat we knew about the Green Lake Trail, not this” By Adam Broderick If you hiked or …
Read More »Crested Butte candidates make their case at the Forum: Part 2
Six people vying for four seats by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte News hosted its Candidates Forum on Sunday, October 18. …
Read More »Votes are rolling in and in this town yours actually matters
Deadline to submit ballots is November 3 By Adam Broderick In this town and county, your vote really does matter. Unlike voting …
Read More »Meet the candidates for Crested Butte mayor and Crested Butte town council
This is our final question for our Q-and-A period with candidates for Crested Butte mayor and Town Council. You should have …
Read More »Peanut Lake restoration project underway to prevent breach
Weather coming into play by Mark Reaman Heavy equipment started rumbling around Peanut Lake this week for a fall restoration project. …
Read More »