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Sources for information, assistance and volunteer opportunities The CSU Extension Service provides on-site assistance to farmers and ranchers, and maintains …
Read More »Stretching, yoga, “Vibes” workshop at Spirit, Mind & Body
In this week’s Spirit, Mind & Body 2009 Summer Series, take part in Special Active Isolated Stretching and Iengar Yoga classes, …
Read More »Fourth annual Butte Bouldering Bonanza being held this weekend
Big Crimpin is this Saturday, August 29 The Butte Bouldering Bonanza is this Saturday, August 29. It’s the only outdoor bouldering …
Read More »Team Salomon/Crested Butte battles in the Badlands
Fend off angry ranch hand to take second place The simple statistics are staggering. Team Salomon/Crested Butte covered 600 miles in …
Read More »Rollers and Crackers Take softball Titles
Lobar rolls to three-peat in Comp League For the second year in a row, the Lobar denied the Airheads a title …
Read More »Carbon neutral tag gets dropped from SPDR
Carbon neutrality won’t be required of mega-projects in Gunnison County under the Special Development Project Regulations, at least not yet.
Read More »Roadless rule debate ends up back on the teeter totter
“These lands belong to all Americans” Former President Bill Clinton created the National Roadless Rule in early 2001 as one of …
Read More »Briefs Mt. Crested Butte
Sales tax staying afloatThe sales tax report for June is in. The town collected $64,520 for the month, which is about …
Read More »Meetings set to explain Blue Mesa Reservoir fishery management issues
The Colorado Division of Wildlife has scheduled four meetings throughout the state to discuss fishery management issues at Blue Mesa Reservoir. …
Read More »Taylor Park hydropower study about to begin
Will it make economic sense? More than a half dozen firms are asking the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District (UGRWCD) …
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