Throw a bone to the businesses The Crested Butte Town Council wants to get a taste of what outdoor seating at …
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State has more questions for Mt. Emmons mine study proposal
Town will insist on watershed permit The State of Colorado has told the Mount Emmons Project that several issues still need …
Read More »Crested Butte council to ask county for MMJ grow support
Riverland seems appropriate to grow marijuana The Crested Butte Town Council will be sending the Gunnison County Commissioners a letter asking …
Read More »Recall effort fails
No signatures submitted by July 2 deadline Robert Allen and the committee pushing to have a recall election of all three …
Read More »Slate River winter travel under microscope
Working group hopes to keep everyone happy Next winter, the Slate River drainage might look something like Washington Gulch, at least …
Read More »Bruins ‘bearly’ problematic this summer…yet
“The tourists might be disappointed but we’re pleased…” The local bruins pretty much took the month of June off from their …
Read More »Marijuana not appealing to Mt. Crested Butte
“Pioneers get the arrows…settlers get the land” Don’t expect to find medical marijuana dispensaries in Mt. Crested Butte any time soon—or …
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CBMR hires new in-market sales staff Allison GrassettiAllison Grassetti is Crested Butte Mountain Resort’s new national sales manager, covering Colorado and …
Read More »Council ready to extend Center for the Arts lease for 25 years
Extension sets up big expansion The Crested Butte Center for the Arts will pay $27 between now and 2037 for the …
Read More »Eighth Street paving continues to be a challenge for the town
Town crews used to move private fences The paving of Crested Butte’s Eighth Street is taking longer than expected, and the …
Read More »Record of decision dictates forest travel
45 days to file an appeal The U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management are another step closer to completing …
Read More »A visit to Crested Butte’s first medical marijuana dispensary
Ice cream is a big hit Crested Butte’s newest business looks pretty low-key from the outside. A small sign in …
Read More »Sibley and Steckel reappointed to water board
Experience counts Gunnison District Court Judge Steven Patrick has reappointed George Sibley and Dennis Steckel to the Upper Gunnison River Water …
Read More »Amenity-based economy equals big bucks in Gunnison Valley
May exceed 50 percent of local GRP Most people visit the Gunnison Valley to experience the mountain lifestyle and the recreational …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Sixth Street is Station is back… almost The Sixth Street Station is coming back around. Crested Butte building and zoning official …
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