Good news, bad news Crested Butte finance director Lois Rozman gave the Town Council some good news and some bad news …
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County adding new oil and gas regs
Gas is a booming business in Gunnison This is part one of a two-part series looking at oil and natural gas …
Read More »Crested Butte ready to extend water and sewer beyond town boundaries
County will support the effort With some added restrictions, the Crested Butte Town Council agreed it is willing to extend water …
Read More »New charge for Somerset man accused of murder, child abuse
Affidavit unsealed The following article contains information that may be unsuitable for some readers. Many of the events depicted in the …
Read More »Extra elk harvest this hunting season will help feed local residents in need
Some concern over startup It is the start of the hunting seasons in Colorado and there is a chance that the …
Read More »Coal Creek suddenly inundated with invasive form of algae
No definitive answer It’s like an old Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew mystery. Title it The Mystery of the Crested Butte …
Read More »Missing drivers, hikers and mayors keep searchers busy
“We will definitely be better prepared in the future” Crested Butte’s search and rescue team was having one of its slowest …
Read More »Quiznos race proposal being submitted Friday
Organizers scoped out the valley this week Local community leaders have compiled a thorough 60-page document showing broad community support and …
Read More »CBMR focuses efforts on ski area improvements
The focus is on the mountain as Crested Butte Mountain Resort (CBMR) prepares for the coming ski and snowboard season. Improvements …
Read More »Town supports parents’ idea for new middle school Nordic biathlon program
“Shooting guns is a draw…” One way to attract teenagers to a new sport is to include guns—so the Crested Butte …
Read More »County waits to support DeGette wilderness bill
Legislation includes two pieces in Gunnison County Another day, another Wilderness bill, and another request for support went to the Gunnison …
Read More »Town staff says Mountaineer Square North plan not ready for approval
“This level of information is required at this level of the process” The devil is in the details, and there’s a …
Read More »County steps up to clarify easement in Saddle Ridge
Easements will provide access from Gothic Road to open space Gunnison County has agreed to work with the Saddle Ridge Homeowner’s …
Read More »Competing interests stall Bear Ranch land exchange legislation
The fight in the North Fork Valley isn’t over As it played out over the summer months, the saga surrounding the …
Read More »Solstice development in flux; tension between town, developer
“Things have changed” The changing face of development on the mountain is taking a number of twists and turns. A proposed …
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