USFWS director visits Gunnison Basin This week the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced it will be at least …

“Really nasty water” has been flowing into area creeks for decades For the last 40 years highly acidic, metal-laden water has …

Increase in demand leads to water restrictionsCouncilman Tom Steuer told the council at a meeting July 2 that there was an …

Groups work for better communication The sound of a two-stroke engine with throttle pinned echoes across the top of Reno Divide. …

County to conduct road maintenance in Crested Butte SouthGunnison County will work with the Crested Butte South Metropolitan District to chip …

Town watching the zipline and other Irwin proposalsThe town is keeping an eye on the Scarp Ridge master plan that has …

“It would give us a place to put either a permanent stage or a moveable stage” The town of Mt. Crested …

Calls for NEPA review The High Country Citizens’ Alliance (HCCA) is one of three conservation groups that filed a lawsuit and …

“When people say they have their dog under voice command, I don’t buy into that…” The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council …

“But light helps keep downtown vibrant…” Local businessmen Eric Roemer and Chuck Cliggett came to the Crested Butte Town Council on …

Peak Sports kicks down John Chandler, manager of Peak Sports, will be heading into the woods for a week to work …

Money would be leveraged 3-to-1 with public, private funds Since the idea to build a world-class performance facility in the Gunnison …

Mountain bikes welcome The United States Forest Service (USFS) has approved the construction of more than 30 miles of new trail …

Interest free loan availableThe Re1J school district is again making use of a state program that offers school districts interest-free loans …

Sales tax continues to climbMt. Crested Butte collected 38 percent, or $14,103, more sales tax in April than had been budgeted, …