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Helicopter, skis, snowmobiles, toboggans, ATVs by Mark Reaman A 27-year-old Mt. Crested Butte man was the subject of a major search …
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Crested Butte council looks at Vail’s special event process for guidance
Just what is the Crested Butte brand? In an effort to perhaps better organize the process used to consider and approve …
Read More »Riverland Industrial Park seeks to define adequate fire protection
Fire code to be withdrawn from area The Riverland Industrial Park is currently working to improve fire protection in the mixed-use …
Read More »Ex-ORE director rejects DA’s offer
Felony theft trial set for September The former executive director for the Office of Resource Efficiency who is charged with felony …
Read More »CB Council pushes back on some transportation plan suggestions
Cater to pedestrians instead of vehicles It became clear during a Monday work session about transportation plan priorities and financing that …
Read More »CB South sexual assault case dismissed 4 decks
District Attorney opens new case against defendant Sexual assault charges against a Crested Butte South man accused of drugging and sexually …
Read More »Compromise struck over location of Arts Center
Pitsker will stay. BOZAR will do the detailed review. Monday evening, the Crested Butte Town Council reached a compromise over the …
Read More »Briefs Mt. Crested Butte
A grant for Mt. Crested ButteThe Colorado Department of Agriculture awarded the town of Mt. Crested Butte a $5,000 grant for …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte allows sandwich board signs on year-round basis
“Enforcement is always an issue” Sandwich board signs will soon be allowed in Mt. Crested Butte and the Crested Butte Mountain …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Affordable Housing/VRBO suggestionFormer Councilperson Dan Escalante came before the council and asked them to consider significantly increasing VRBO (Vacation Rental by …
Read More »Huckstep will attend Harvard’s Kennedy School this summer
Gates Foundation paying most of the tuition Crested Butte mayor Aaron Huckstep will be hitting the books more than the local …
Read More »2015 operations proposed for Taylor Park Dam
Reservoir capacity about 72 percent of normal Snow is melting, more water is moving and commercial and recreational boaters, anglers and …
Read More »County jumps into Emergency Fire Fund pool to secure new resources
“It’s a pretty cheap insurance policy.” This year, the state of Colorado has rethought the Emergency Fire Fund (EFF). The fund …
Read More »Tourism Association focusing on five main priorities this summer
Marketing experiences to grow tourism The Gunnison Crested Butte Tourism Association (TA) has hit the ground pedaling when it comes to …
Read More »Planners move toward favorite Big Mine Park design concept
Separate hockey and Nordic buildings, skate park location TBD The town, in conjunction with consultant Mundus-Bishop, has been holding a series …
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