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“Horses are not cattle” With her camera in hand, Annette Butler climbed into a corral beside an old homestead near Crested …
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Court calls county gas regs ‘valid’ in SG lawsuit
County refunds Gunnison Energy Corporation $20,000 Gunnison County walked away from a legal exchange with SG Interests I Ltd. with an …
Read More »Briefs Mt. Crested Butte
Benefits of bike race linger Mt. Crested Butte Town Manager Joe Fitzpatrick said it was a “strong Labor Day weekend” and …
Read More »Meet the CandIdates for the Crested Butte Town Council
Between now and the end of October, the Crested Butte News will be asking each of the candidates for Crested Butte …
Read More »Council okays Vinotok event permit
The fire is under control The Vinotok fire finale has always been a concern of local safety personnel but each year …
Read More »Bulk of admissions tax funds to go to CBMR air service program
Money goes mostly to Friends and Family Fly Free program The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council divvied up a share …
Read More »School garden offers new kind of classroom
“Get your hands dirty my loves” On a Tuesday afternoon, biology teacher Aimee Artigues asks her high school biology students to …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Judge talks about “naked bicycle guy” case Municipal Judge Ben Eden gave the Crested Butte council his annual report at the …
Read More »Officer threatened with bat
He wasn’t afraid of a gun…because he had a bat? A 21-year-old Crested Butte man was arrested and charged with felony …
Read More »Town Ranch Nordic trails will remain free…for now
“What else is free?” Thanks to a $3,000 grant from the town, there will be free Nordic skiing again at the …
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