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Survive late surge by Pagosa Springs It happens every year. The Crested Butte Titans soccer team builds a lead on the …
Read More »Culture, community, resilience celebrated at Headwaters Conference
It’s been dubbed “Generica,” the pervasive sameness of a corporatized society, where one community is indistinguishable from another. In the wake …
Read More »Small town democracy
“Watching the baby get split is never a pretty process…” One of the people who spoke near the end of Monday’s …
Read More »Council split over initial funding of rental project
Council takes leap of faith… On a split 4-3 vote, the Crested Butte Town Council awarded $65,000 to the Gunnison Valley …
Read More »Documents detail possible theft of more than $400K from school district
No charges filed, but main suspect is already serving time Since the Gunnison Watershed School District fired Cannon Leatherwood as its …
Read More »Crested Butte approves slow expansion of retail pot
Council dealt a full house for public hearing After more than three hours of public comment and council discussion, the Crested …
Read More »Let the festivities begin—Vinotok
Commences this Sunday The air has changed. The chill that signals fall has already begun to creep into the early …
Read More »Irwin runs successful outdoor skills camp for kids
“I’ve seen the transformation that happens in young folks” High on the Guide’s Ridge of Crested Butte Mountain, the banter and …
Read More »Crested Butte Community School hosts Spirit Week, homecoming
Pep rallies, new logo and a homecoming game In 1997, high school classes returned to Crested Butte after a 44-year hiatus. …
Read More »WSCU women’s soccer team wins big
First home game Friday at 4 p.m. In just their second season as a program, the Western State Colorado University (WSCU) …
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