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Duck heads, chicken-feet soup, elevators and grass skiing “The racing was one thing, but the food was really difficult,” says Jon …
Read More »Titans’ soccer stalls in weekend matches
League record drops to 2-2-1 Coming into last weekend’s two games, the Crested Butte Titans were at a crossroads. With a …
Read More »Smallstars take second in spring tourney
“Heals on Wheels” leads team in Grand Junction Coached by veteran (ball player) Jerry Heal, the Smallstars were in Grand Junction …
Read More »Titan spikers on fire in league
Battle for first place this Friday at Mt. Olympus The Crested Butte Titans continued their home stand last weekend starting on …
Read More »County commissioners review open space options for developers
LUR amendment up for consideration November 3 Gunnison County is still working on an amendment to its Land Use Resolution (LUR) that …
Read More »Gunnison County purchases property for new jail site
Location adjacent to county rodeo grounds The county has found a place to build a new jail facility. The county has …
Read More »Town shooting for Foothills sketch plan decision this month
Red light, green light, goofy factor… With the admission of frustration flying from every corner, the Crested Butte Planning Commission and …
Read More »State health official discusses clean-up of old dump with town
Proximity to residences very unusual What lies in the old Crested Butte town dump remains a mystery, and the next logical …
Read More »Crested Butte cites IBG “Movie Cabin” project for watershed violations
Application process in works The Movie Cabin renovation by Scarp Ridge LLC near Irwin has received an official notice of violation …
Read More »South entrance to Riverland will stay open for this winter
New entrance coming next spring The south entrance to Riverland Industrial Park will remain open this winter, while the state awaits …
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