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Snowmaking to start Nov. 1 weather depending The first of winter’s snows have already come and gone, and now the clock …
Read More »Questions and Answers on Crested Butte sales tax increase proposal
Cutbacks looming if tax not passed The town of Crested Butte is proposing a half percent increase in the town sales …
Read More »Mountain Express ready to pick up CB South winter bus
It’s an investment for the future It looks like the Crested Butte South subdivision will get some winter bus service to …
Read More »Local cops spend last Sunday in Dukes of Hazzard scenario
“In the end, the good guys won…” In something that at times appeared to be out of an old episode of …
Read More »Some heat in the fall election
If you are registered to vote you should have your ballot before the week ends. They were dropped into the mail …
Read More »New record set at 64th annual W Mountain race
Unattached runner Anna Marshall (Sr., Pueblo West, Colo.) broke the women’s W Mountain Race record on Saturday. Marshall broke Western State …
Read More »Cross-country ramps up for regionals
Titans looking for shot at state Every year, the Crested Butte Titans cross-country team wraps up the regular season with the …
Read More »WSCU names Carmichael director of athletics
Western State Colorado University executive vice president and chief operating officer Brad Baca has announced the university’s new athletic director is …
Read More »Titans’ volleyball rallies for road win in Del Norte
Host final match of season this Saturday The Titan volleyball team hosted the league leading Sargent Farmers on Friday, October 10. …
Read More »Titans’ soccer looks to close regular season with win
Final game of league play Friday at Rainbow Two down, one more to go. The Crested Butte Titans are in a …
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