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Should they be allowed on the rec path? By Kendra Walker The popularity of electric bicycles, or e-bikes, has grown tremendously …
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CB citizens likely to vote on a new cigarette/nicotine tax
Discouraging more coughers while growing the coffers By Mark Reaman It could get more expensive to smoke cigarettes or vape in …
Read More »Mt. CB Council makes strides on proposed lodging tax for fall
Council finds happy medium at 2.9 percent By Kendra Walker After much discussion in several work sessions and meetings, the Mt. …
Read More »Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office press release on water-related fatalities
from the Gunnison County Sheriff’s Department Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office reported that on June 21, 2019 at approximately 11:15 a.m. a …
Read More »Two women killed in water-related incidents
by Mark Reaman The Gunnison County sheriff’s office is investigating two separate water related incidents that took place on Friday, June …
Read More »Businesses jump on affordable housing offer
Local owners securing places for good employees in CB By Mark Reaman What could have been a big issue with Crested …
Read More »Center for the Arts grand opening pushed back; ribbon cutting still on
Fire destroys 405 theater seats at the European factory By Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Center for the Arts will have …
Read More »North Village parcel in Mt. CB sold by the Mueller family
New owner quiet as options evaluated by Mark Reaman A major piece of land in Mt. Crested Butte changed hands last …
Read More »2020 Census preparation underway
Job openings starting… now By Katherine Nettles Census 2020 approaches in less than a year, and the federal government is hiring …
Read More »River closures expand, mountain passes still under deep snow
But Lake City flooding risk has decreased By Kendra Walker The abnormally long, wet winter season continues to have a big …
Read More »GOCO awards $461k+ to benefit Gunnison County
Two separate grants for stewardship programs and landowner wildfire mitigation By Katherine Nettles Local land stewardship programs got a major lift …
Read More »Sage grouse recovery plan raises concerns
Commissioners frustrated with lack of collaboration By Katherine Nettles Two of the Gunnison county commissioners have reported back to one another …
Read More »Council wants some outreach on Elk Avenue parking violations
Mild crackdown on two-hour parking outlaws By Mark Reaman In an effort to open up more parking spaces on Elk Avenue …
Read More »Kebler Pass set to open for the season on Thursday
Longest delay since 1995 By Katherine Nettles After weeks of uncertainty—and a lot of preparation—Kebler Pass is slated to open to …
Read More »USFS publishes final approval for Teo 2 Expansion Project
CBMR not ready to confirm any plans By Katherine Nettles The U.S. Forest Service has given its final record of approval …
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