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Would move cutoff from September 30 to July 30, starting in 2021 By Katherine Nettles Gunnison Watershed School District (GWSD) is …
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ASC completes fundraising campaign for new Kelsey Wright Building
The Adaptive Sports Center (ASC) has completed its $14 million fundraising campaign for the Kelsey Wright Building. The ASC raised the …
Read More »Center for the Arts appoints Clarkson as new marketing director
Scott Clarkson has been named the new marketing director of the Crested Butte Center for the Arts. Clarkson most recently served …
Read More »Verizon defends cell towers, takes questions
Next public hearing will be February 11 By Katherine Nettles Verizon Wireless Communications, LLC fielded dozens of questions from community members …
Read More »Kent Cowherd tenders council resignation over work issues
Making a living interferes with council work By Mark Reaman Crested Butte Town Council member Kent Cowherd stepped down from office …
Read More »County to defend Green Lake Road lawsuit
Pursuing a ruling from court that the road is public By Cayla Vidmar Gunnison County will join with the Lake Irwin …
Read More »Local trails map expands to include winter layer
App includes CBMR extremes, Nordic, fat bike and motorized vehicle trails By Katherine Nettles Winter trail users of all kinds in …
Read More »Town Council rejects exemption for sprinkler systems in triplexes
Expensive impact for affordable housing project By Mark Reaman A tie vote resulted in the Crested Butte Town Council rejecting a …
Read More »Accident results in skier death on mountain last week
Discovered in a tree well by Mark Reaman A visiting skier died on the mountain Wednesday, January 30. Vail Resorts director …
Read More »Mt. CB water and sanitation permit renewal draws public eye
Public comment period ends next week by Mark Reaman The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is in the …
Read More »Council talks about how to spend ADU lawsuit settlement money
Short-term versus long-range priorities by Mark Reaman Discussions have begun with the Crested Butte Town Council on what to do with …
Read More »Gates fires back on new Brush Creek conditions
Looking for a sales contract before Preliminary Plan By Mark Reaman Developer Gary Gates is not on board with the three …
Read More »Busy building season ahead in Crested Butte this summer
Public and private projects all over the place by Mark Reaman Representatives of the Crested Butte public works and community development …
Read More »Cell tower controversy heats up
Verizon is coming to town for school district public hearing By Katherine Nettles The pending installation of cell phone towers at …
Read More »Town grapples with demolition of structures in Crested Butte
Emergency ordinance and appeal of BOZAR demolition decision by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council on January 22 was unable …
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