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Town council votes to cover solar PV and HRV systems costs [ By Kendra Walker ] In an effort to help …
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CB Fire district hiring outside help to investigate work culture
Survey reveals about 10 percent feel there are issues [ By Kendra Walker ] Following the concerns about the Crested Butte …
Read More »Met Rec considering letting some TV translator sites go dark
Looking for public input before July meeting [ By Mark Reaman ] After evaluating the cost effectiveness of its translator sites, …
Read More »Mt. CB water conservation ordinance in the works
Updated water fixtures and hot tub covers [ By Kendra Walker ] Mt. Crested Butte is working on updating some town …
Read More »Mountain Express considering allowing dogs on the bus
Get your dog registered [ By Kendra Walker ] In an effort to increase ridership, Mountain Express is considering allowing dogs …
Read More »The affordable housing conundrum: What’s out there and what’s coming soon in the Gunnison Valley
Hundreds of units under deed restrictions at both ends of the valley [ By Mark Reaman ] While a general community …
Read More »Property assessment values increase significantly across the county
Areas of biggest growth in East River Valley and Gunnison [ By Katherine Nettles ] It’s no surprise that the overall …
Read More »CBCS high school ranked as a top school in the state
Full complement of activities [ By Mark Reaman ] The Crested Butte Community School high school has once again found itself …
Read More »Crested Butte to reopen RV dump station this spring
Giving regional stakeholders this summer and next to determine a new location [ By Katherine Nettles ] Crested Butte will have …
Read More »CB parking enforcement begins this summer
Two-hour parking on Elk, permits on Sopris and Maroon [ By Kendra Walker ] Parking along Elk and neighboring side streets …
Read More »Elk Avenue outdoor face covering requirement lifted
County moves to modified Blue on Coronameter [ By Kendra Walker and Katherine Nettles ] Elk Avenue is now (mostly) mask-free …
Read More »Slate River building project raises concerns over conservation
Wandering Willows application submitted to the county last week [ By Katherine Nettles and Kendra Walker ] A much-anticipated building permit …
Read More »Affordable housing (and lack thereof) on locals’ minds
The elephant in the Zoom [ By Kendra Walker ] While not an official agenda item for Monday’s town council meeting, …
Read More »Western yet to appoint interim president
Next meeting scheduled Thursday, May 20 [ By Katherine Nettles ] The Western Colorado University board of trustees held a special …
Read More »CB council looks to turn over a new leaf
Members agree to meet face to face in June [ By Kendra Walker ] During their May 17 meeting, the Crested …
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