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Rivalries sparked by close games Two local adult hockey teams—the Crested Butte Strom and the Red Ladies—headed to Telluride Saturday and …
Read More »Academy hires Noah Brooks as new freeride skiing head coach
Park and pipe specialist joins the team Noah Brooks has been named head coach for Park and Pipe Freeride Skiing.
Read More »Titan girls basketball team looks to repeat magical year
Team sets sights on league championship Last year’s Crested Butte girls’ basketball team set the bar high for this year’s team …
Read More »Titan boys hoops gets ready for a break-through season
Look to build on last year’s success It took just 10 games for the Crested Butte Titans boys’ basketball team to …
Read More »Two-time cancer survivor shares his inspirational story
Conquers mountains Imagine you had just 14 days to live. Would it make you think about your life? Would you have …
Read More »School district starts planning for its 2008 bond campaign
Board may ask for as much as $30 million Faced with burgeoning classroom needs, escalating construction costs and a dilapidated 42-year-old …
Read More »Proposed energy corridor may pass just south of Gunnison
Public comment wanted on interstate proposal A proposed 3,700-mile expansion of energy transport infrastructure corridors—including a major section just south of …
Read More »Experts offer tips to help keep your house warm
"Anything you can do to stop airflow helps" As the temperature plummets into the blue during winter days, energy bills tend …
Read More »Ritter announces plans to reduce carbon footprint
Officials have mixed feelings on plan’s local effect Colorado governor Bill Ritter has recently unveiled a plan that he hopes will, …
Read More »Mayor puts out call to increase county’s conservation efforts
Morgan asks all municipalities to join in As the Crested Butte ski season sputters to a start on a ribbon of …
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