Some residents think Eighth Street is too wide Crested Butte Public Works Director Rodney Due said the first stages of the …
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County attorney urges commission to extend medical marijuana moratorium
Local advocates try to find a way to beat July 1 deadline Medical marijuana advocates in the valley have been waiting …
Read More »Crested Butte cardlock facility closing
Parish Oil unable to purchase property, continue service Local gas stations may see a boost in business this summer since the …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte commits to July 4 fireworks show from Nevada Ridge
17 minutes, $14K worth of pyrotechnics on tap Under a partnership between the town of Mt. Crested Butte and Crested Butte …
Read More »County sends Landy notice of default
14-day period before County can take over Buckhorn projects Buckhorn Ranch developer Dick Landy’s deadline for showing the county contracts to …
Read More »Forest Service Chief Tidwell makes first move to review Snodgrass appeal
“Wait and see…again” The U.S. Forest Service has given Crested Butte Mountain Resort at least a glimmer of hope over the …
Read More »Kebler and Cottonwood are open for summer business
County working on Kebler, Cottonwood and New Deli trail A trip to Denver or Paonia from Crested Butte got a lot …
Read More »Budget woes force RTA to scale down bus services
“People say they are willing to pay” Everyone likes a free ride. But due to budgetary constraints, the Gunnison Valley Rural …
Read More »Gunnison County coal mine might get access to roadless area
Secretary Vilsack makes mine one of 14 exemptions One Gunnison County coal mine caught a break last week when state Secretary …
Read More »New state law might affect town dispensary regulations
“Our law is pretty good…” Crested Butte’s medical marijuana ordinance might have to be tweaked to come into compliance with regulations …
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