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Queen of Lead King Basin Crested Butte Community School second grade teacher Stevie Kremer racked up another trail running title last …
Read More »Close the summer with the annual CB Classic sufferfest
“No support, no waiver, no fee, no foolin” Pull it together and saddle up for the eighth annual CB Classic group …
Read More »Titans soccer struggles in opening weekend of league play
Preparing for Pagosa Springs this weekend It’s a tough way to start out, facing two of the perennial top programs in …
Read More »Titans’ cross-country charges in Gunnison Invite
Boys take another team win Coach Connie Hayden called it last week when asked about the upcoming Gunnison Invite.
Read More »Lady Titans volleyball fire off two wins over weekend
Record improves to 6-4 The Titans hit the road last Saturday for a dual match against Sierra Grande and Sargents. In …
Read More »Low-altitude flight training planned for Gunnison Valley
Some flights as low as 300 feet The U.S. Air Force is proposing low-altitude flight training that would allow it to …
Read More »Crested Butte Council delving into 2012 budget
Talking mill levy, reserves, solar panels and bathrooms It is the start of budget season among local governments and no local …
Read More »Deadline to purchase 2011/2012 CBMR season passes approaching
Early season pass prices expire Friday Early season pricing expires on September 23, 2011 for 2011-2012 pass products and mountain …
Read More »Council willing to explore idea of new bus stop on Elk Avenue
“Let’s meet at the Donita’s, I mean Museum Stop…” A working group will get together soon to study the feasibility of …
Read More »Shift in leadership of the Mt. C.B. Performing Arts Center
Change at the top A restructuring in the leadership of the Mt. Crested Butte Performing Arts Center (PAC) project took place …
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