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Fire headed to wilderness and will likely be around until snow By Mark Reaman Let’s start with the top-of-mind concern: While …
Read More »Lowline Fire not a threat to local towns, smoke will linger
Three judges, a book ban question and a suit
For I think the second time since I moved to Crested Butte, I put on a suit last Wednesday. The first …
Read More »Profile: Mikah Fontenot
By Dawne Belloise Locals know, and visitors can easily see, that Crested Butte is a dog town that loves its furry …
Read More »Elevate wins two to reach softball finals
Packed house, broken windshield, lots of beer and a SWUNT By Than Acuff Finally, I was there. All season I “should …
Read More »CB council touches on some potential future issues
Cracking down harder on plastic, more food trucks, retail support? By Mark Reaman The town council on Monday, July 17 instructed …
Read More »Clark’s Market on the cusp of closing for major remodel
Sale prices coming, employees get paid, no major replacement assistance By Mark Reaman People are bracing for the four-month closure of Crested …
Read More »Irwin property owner ordered to comply with county sewage regs
Also responsible for county’s legal costs of $104,000 By Katherine Nettles A former Gunnison County resident who has been in conflict with …
Read More »Briefs RTA by Mark Reaman
Order up…airport food service a challenge Gunnison-Crested Butte airport manager Rick Lamport said the new terminal is looking “really nice” with …
Read More »County to continue Lowline Fire emergency status
Ensuring resources and aid By Katherine Nettles Gunnison County commissioners on Tuesday approved of continuing the emergency declaration for the Lowline Fire …
Read More »Briefs Mt. Crested Butte by Kendra Walker
Town Picnic is August 4 The annual Mt. Crested Butte Town Picnic is on Friday, August 4 at 5 p.m. at …
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