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Placed third in the league The Titans volleyball team put together a gritty effort on Saturday, October 5 to take down …
Read More »Titans’ soccer carries undefeated momentum on the road
Take three big wins last week This past week of games presented the Titans with their biggest test to date in …
Read More »Dig Your Own grave
Cartman! Note: Names have been changed to protect the insane.Call the Dig Your Own Grave what you will.A dumb-off.Stupid.Wait, what?Fact is, …
Read More »Meet the Candidates for Crested Butte Mayor and Crested Butte Town Council
Welcome to week two of “Meet the Candidates.” By the time you pick this up, the Crested Butte News Candidate’s Forum …
Read More »Council struggles with process but okays expansion of manager’s house
Informal bid process to be used While not taking a formal vote, the Crested Butte Town Council instructed the staff to …
Read More »Weird red flags were flying
Let me start by saying I don’t think the situation below is based in any shady deal or something illegal. But …
Read More »Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
Remember: Weather and climate are not the same In a perfect world it would start snowing on Halloween and not stop …
Read More »In split vote, RE1J school board agrees to support Amendment 66
November initiative could steer $1.3 million to local schools Without hesitation, each member of the Gunnison Watershed School Board entered his …
Read More »Coal mine closure will hit workers and budget
150 workers laid off A carbon monoxide leak that closed the Elk Creek Coal Mine in Somerset in January, subsequently raising …
Read More »Cross country battles peers in Colorado Springs
Set up for success Well, the Titans boys cross country team now knows where it stands in the state among their …
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