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GCSAPP working to find more mentors, better outlets for kids By Katherine Nettles While there are many healthy recreational and extracurricular …
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Six candidates vying for three open school board seats
First contested GWSD election in 34 years By Kendra Walker As students go back to school later this month, the November election …
Read More »Briefs: Gunnison County by Katherine Nettles
Property tax abatement petition partially approved Acting as the board of equalization, county commissioners held a hearing concerning property tax abatement and …
Read More »CB search and rescue responds to another Judd Falls cliff incident
It’s been busy in the backcountry By Mark Reaman For the second time this summer, a person who fell off the …
Read More »Paradise Rd residents concerned by new MTX on-demand service
“The community was not engaged in this process” By Kendra Walker Residents of Paradise Road have made it clear they are …
Read More »COVID lingering in Gunnison County
Half a dozen admissions By Mark Reaman There appears to be a slight uptick in the number of COVID cases emerging …
Read More »Abnormally dry conditions for August
Blue Mesa remains 90% full By Katherine Nettles It might be time for rain dances as an abnormally hot, dry summer in …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte reviewing community housing options for new Honey Rock Ridge development
Trying to avoid payment in lieu By Kendra Walker The town of Mt. Crested Butte is weighing options for the required …
Read More »CBFPD and town working on sewer service to new campus
Water will come from a well; tap fees and appraisals cause friction By Mark Reaman While not yet settled, it appears …
Read More »Briefs: Mt. Crested Butte by Kendra Walker
Homestead The town of Mt. Crested Butte is reviewing Requests for Proposal (RFP) applications for a contractor to complete the development …
Read More »Briefs: Crested Butte by Mark Reaman
Hashtag Elk Ave parking The town of Crested Butte laid down more paint at the end of July on the street …
Read More »Lowline Fire not a threat to local towns, smoke will linger
Fire headed to wilderness and will likely be around until snow By Mark Reaman Let’s start with the top-of-mind concern: While …
Read More »CB council touches on some potential future issues
Cracking down harder on plastic, more food trucks, retail support? By Mark Reaman The town council on Monday, July 17 instructed …
Read More »Clark’s Market on the cusp of closing for major remodel
Sale prices coming, employees get paid, no major replacement assistance By Mark Reaman People are bracing for the four-month closure of Crested …
Read More »Irwin property owner ordered to comply with county sewage regs
Also responsible for county’s legal costs of $104,000 By Katherine Nettles A former Gunnison County resident who has been in conflict with …
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