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Titans fire off another round of personal records Well, the much-anticipated showdown with the top-ranked 2A team, Telluride, never came to …
Read More »Titans’ spikers split matches over weekend
Searching for their stride This past weekend the Crested Butte Lady Titans split matches with Center and LaVeta to stay even …
Read More »Titans soccer finds scoring touch in last two games
Rattle off 15 goals over two games The Crested Butte Titans soccer team charged through two games last week, scoring 15 …
Read More »Water fees going up as part of Crested Butte budget
Should locals get the bro deal? The Crested Butte Town Council is looking over the final budget proposal for 2012 and …
Read More »ORE programs boost area energy efficiency
Finding funding and savings for businesses and homeowners With rebates, grants and new low-interest financing, the Office for Resource Efficiency (ORE) …
Read More »School board supports state proposition 103 to fund education
“We may be setting the stage, if 103 doesn’t pass, for another mill levy override" The Gunnison RE1J School District is …
Read More »The bottom line is the bottom line…
I have to tip my cap to Mt. Crested Butte councilmember Chris Morgan. It’s not easy for any politician to come …
Read More »Crested Butte council willing to adjust new housing fees
Fees in real world a bit of a shock It appears the recently implemented Crested Butte affordable housing fees were too …
Read More »Local kids get a close look at New Orleans on UCC Church trip
“There is still so much poverty” On a sweltering day in early August, a group of 17 students from Crested Butte’s …
Read More »Storm clouds on horizon for county cloud seeding
Questioning the science in the face of funding shortages For seven winters now, propane burners have been “seeding” winter clouds in …
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