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Read More »PROFILE: Jay Helman at the Helm
It’s been ten years since Jay Helman assumed, in his unassuming way, the role of college president for Western State Colorado …
Read More »Crested Butte Titans to host first ever Homecoming weekend in September
Soccer and volleyball take on top league competition For the first time since 1967, the Crested Butte Community School is hosting …
Read More »Saddle up for West Elk Bicycle Classic
The finest tour of the West Elks The West Elk Bicycle Classic is a 130-mile ride climbing nearly 10,000 feet (209 …
Read More »High school bike team gearing up
Base miles, intervals, climbs and fun In a town renowned for its bike trails and biking prowess, it only makes sense …
Read More »Hoping to hold onto reserves, Mountain Express asks for cash
“How long they’ll last, we don’t know” Mountain Express director Chris Larsen told the Crested Butte Town Council the up-valley transportation …
Read More »Builders, and buildings, reborn through ORE program
“It’s a win-win for everybody” The crawlspace beneath the Ruby Bed and Breakfast on Gothic Avenue is damp, but drier than …
Read More »The grim job of putting down a bear
Editor’s Note: Summer bear season is in full swing. Colorado Parks and Wildlife provides this article to help Coloradans to better …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte holds off on support for Land Preservation Fund
“For my support, I’d have to see some language that supports Mt. Crested Butte’s position” The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council …
Read More »Temporary Coal Creek water quality standards up for debate again
Nearing 30 years of uncertainty A segment of Coal Creek that runs through the town of Crested Butte will be the …
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