By Katherine Nettles As many people have noticed while passing down the east end of Elk Avenue lately, the Trailhead Children’s …

•Gunnison Valley Theatre Festival June 8-24 – The theatre festival returns for its third season of live theatre, improv and music, …

(Editor’s Note: This speech was read by graduating high school seniors at the May 27 CBCS graduation ceremony. Several people requested …

• Gunnison Valley Theatre Festival June 8-24 – The theatre festival returns for its third season of live theatre, improv and …

A humorous approach to considering mental health  By Katherine Nettles Tigers Be Still opened a two-week run at Crested Butte Mountain …

•Colorado Creative Industries Summit June 1-2 hosts its annual rendezvous for  creatives across the state, featuring exhibits, performances, networking opportunities, speakers, classes, …

‘Swim for PE’ pilot program seen as a success By Mark Reaman A collaboration this spring between government entities and private …

•Center for the Arts May 10 – 28: “What Roots May Clutch” gallery show by photographer Forest Woodward in the Kinder …

The Crested Butte Center for the Arts is thrilled to present the fourth-annual Mountain Words Festival. Held over Memorial Day weekend, …

•Center for the Arts May 10 – 28: “What Roots May Clutch” gallery show by photographer Forest Woodward in the Kinder …

THURSDAY 11 •7:30 a.m. Open AA meeting: Crack of Dawn Group topic discussion at Union Congregational Church, 970-349-5711. •9 a.m.- 3p.m. …

By Bruce Bartleson Now that it’s May and the snow in town has melted (except in Crested Butte), people are biking, …

THURSDAY 4 •7:30 a.m. Open AA meeting: Crack of Dawn Group topic discussion at Union Congregational Church, 970-349-5711. •noon-1 p.m. Cultivating …

“Our job is to make people happy…I’m suited for hospitality.” – John Norton The nominations were submitted and votes were cast …