Know how you’re covered The Town of Crested Butte is encouraging all its citizens—not just those living near creeks and rivers—to …

Maintaining silence for quasi-judicial purposes While a community-wide effort to keep a mine from opening on Mt. Emmons wages on, some …

Tentative date set for hearing A new exploratory tunnel approved by the state of Colorado on Mt. Emmons will likely be …

Potential effect on local business undetermined It might be possible to get a Frappuccino and a fill-up at the City Market …

Paper balloting bill moves ahead Gunnison County voters will likely be using electronic voting machines when they head to the polls …

Hopeful state won’t act on concept A potential visitor’s fee on lodging and car rentals has local officials up in arms …

“Don’t go off the road—period” The Colorado State Assembly passed a measure on February 29 aimed at discouraging illegal off-road activity, …

Town hockey facility on ice The future of a proposed public ice rink in Crested Butte is uncertain this week, after …

Opposition calls it good news At least one stock analyst is telling his subscribers to bet on Kobex Resources Ltd. pulling …

Are construction areas “roads”? Several Western environmental organizations, including High Country Citizens’ Alliance, are suing the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau …

Deep snow creates hazards After losing a home to a fire from an apparent fuel leak last week, fire prevention officials …

Town’s insurance provider investigating cause It could be a long road ahead as the town of Crested Butte attempts to rebuild …

Some fines double Snowmobilers who like to go on those “epic rides” should use caution the next time they head out.  …

Five staff members take home awards On Saturday, March 1, five staff members of the Crested Butte News were honored with …

Mountaineer Square North gets “branded” Crested Butte Mountain Resort’s development plans are getting branded, so to speak. Plans for the proposed …