BOCC continues public hearing on gas amendments A public hearing on a set of proposed amendments to the Gunnison County Regulations …

Better holiday lights and a big fire? Councilperson Jim Schmidt requested that the council and staff consider upgrading the holiday lights …

Sherwood steps into position Kathleen Curry has stepped down as the executive director of the Mt. Crested Butte Performing Arts Center …

Four goals outlined for 2012 The local Economic Development Council hopes to hit the ground running in 2012, and it’s looking …

No plea entered A “dispositional hearing” has been set for former Crested Butte-Mt. Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce director Richard Bond. …

Biking in January?…sure, why not? The short-term forecast looks like more of the same: sun, blue skies, and temps hovering around …

“It’s not easy” It’s not easy to make it in the Gunnison Valley, but look around and you’ll see people doing …

Teocalli Park provides “the meat,” but more to chew on Picture this: two brand new lifts running a total of more …

County donates to Foundation The Board of County Commissioners had a little money left over in their coffers this year. The …

“It could be a slippery slope” The five unfinished foundations hidden behind a fence in the Wildhorse Subdivision in Mt. Crested …

Scarp Ridge incident A New Year’s fireworks celebration turned ugly for a Crested Butte man in his mid-30s this past holiday. …

Koch wants his privacy Despite a request from the proponents of the Bear Ranch land exchange near Paonia, the Crested Butte …

“Don’t waste what you get” As a mountain town, we’re creative when it comes to getting outside. Without much snow, bikers …

School district gets cost-saving suggestions With school budgets being squeezed again across the state after several years of shrinking revenues, the …

Center for the Arts update Center for the Arts executive director Jenny Birnie gave the town council a quarterly update at …