The forest will probably look really different here… The spruce beetle outbreak that set the stage for the devastating West Fork …

Closing Elk not a priority The Crested Butte transportation planning process is moving ahead and it appears no major changes to …

Education a priority (Editor’s note: Crested Butte News reporter Toni Todd conducted this interview with Millie Hamner last July.) Millie Hamner, …

Results in ideas for new business association, film commission idea and better protocols Some angst obviously remains in Crested Butte over …

Better courts in Crested Butte that will last a long time The town tennis courts, constructed in 1979, are one of …

Bringing in the big dog to get rid of the blue Elk Avenue should look a lot better pretty soon. The …

Lower interest rates The RE1J school district currently has the opportunity to refinance its existing bonds, an endeavor that would save …

Getting private business more involved   A new organization is forming in the valley to help shore up the air service …

Symbol of diversity or division? Should the town of Crested Butte leave one Elk Avenue lamppost blue in commemoration of the …

Who changed the contract over how the money would be spent? Some Crested Butte town councilmen are very upset with a …

Looking for authenticity In a recent discussion about the changing demographics of the ski industry, the Colorado Association of Ski Towns …

U.S. Energy Corp. announced Tuesday that the company’s president and COO Mark Larsen has notified the board of directors that he …

Health fund garners $200,000 surplus An anticipated general fund balance of $3.1 million was reported to the RE1J school board on …

Get out there and celebrate Despite the last several weeks of excitement and partying, summer is winding down and the quiet …

Not as “mega” as the regulations for oil and gas The Gunnison County Community Development Department has written a set of …