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Opens June 8 The Mountain Adventures program offered by the town of Mt. Crested Butte may have their young participants spending …
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Trail users pack commissioners’ room to talk travel management
Strong support for trail-friendly alternative Mountain bikers, hikers and motorcyclists showed up in droves to the big yellow courthouse on …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Council wants to learn more about snow-cat ski proposalIn an effort to be “consistent” and find out more information, the Crested …
Read More »Local third graders beat state CSAP scores with reading skills
86 percent test at proficient or advanced level Third grade students in Crested Butte, Gunnison and Marble are beating the state …
Read More »Foothills annexation plan sent back to the drawing board again
Density in the ballpark…affordable housing isn’t The Crested Butte Planning Commission told the proponents of the Foothills annexation Monday evening to …
Read More »Mountain passes should be open by Memorial Day weekend
Road to Gothic and Pittsburg already open As an unofficial introduction to spring, the county has begun plowing the mountain pass …
Read More »Lack of funds in Mt. Crested Butte may prevent new recycling effort
Council considers temporary recycling facility Sometimes it takes green to be green. The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council is looking into …
Read More »Work on Community School expansion starts this week
Local contractors found some work With the initial paperwork signed by both the town of Crested Butte and the Gunnison REIJ …
Read More »CBMR finds partner for year-round activity park
Synthetic skating could be ready by July 4 If all goes according to plan, locals and visitors will be able to …
Read More »Local man killed in motorcycle accident along Highway 135
“In love with the mountain life…” An accident on Highway 135 near Crested Butte South Saturday afternoon claimed the life of …
Read More »State climatologist addresses climate change to water board
“I’m pretty close to calling myself a converted skeptic” When state climatologist Nolan Doesken met with the Upper Gunnison River Conservancy …
Read More »RTA to make big decisions next week
Public input requested The future of air and ground transportation in the Gunnison Valley, at least in the near term, will …
Read More »County on the look out for flu cases
School sends one kid home while being extra cautious Gunnison County continues to monitor the swine flu situation. Now known as …
Read More »Bus service to Gothic remains up in the air for coming summer
Trying to figure out the new federal law The popular summer bus service to the town of Gothic and the Rocky …
Read More »Ranger Jim Dawson: A life of service to the Forest
Veteran district ranger retires Sitting at a nearly empty desk in the last week of his career, Jim Dawson wastes no …
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