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“While we didn’t hit every single target, we came super close” By Kendra Walker With the new FirstTracks on-demand service in …
Read More »US 50 bridge repairs/inspections continue
Lake Fork showing anomalies but nothing major By Katherine Nettles Travel between Gunnison and Montrose continues to be a challenge this summer, …
Read More »Briefs: Mt. Crested Butte
By Kendra Walker Town picnic The Mt. Crested Butte annual town picnic is Friday, August 2, from 5-7 p.m. at Ted …
Read More »Ranching & Recreation: Part 2 : A look at how local ranchers view and deal with growing recreation
Getting out the word about how ranchers care for public lands By Ceighlee Fennel (Editor’s Note: Freelance writer Ceighlee Fennel from Red …
Read More »RTA board discusses process for how to hire consultants
Who is responsible to whom? By Mark Reaman How to evaluate and determine the process for choosing managing consultants with the Gunnison …
Read More »Mt. CB council still deliberating tax increase for fall ballot
How much will make an impact? By Kendra Walker While the Mt. Crested Butte town council plans to move forward with …
Read More »Community Calendar Thursday, August 1–Wednesday, August 7
Crested Butte Arts Festival August 2-4 THURSDAY 1 •7:30 a.m. Open AA meeting: Crack of Dawn Group topic discussion at the …
Read More »The Dragon Wagon Rides Again
Blunck riding single speed from Denver to CB By Dawne Belloise This year marks the 20th anniversary of Adaptive Sports’ Bridges …
Read More »From training to empowerment: Team Prep USA helps student athletes shine at 9,000 feet and beyond
By Kendra Walker It’s no surprise that Crested Butte and the Gunnison Valley have attracted some of the best elite athletes …
Read More »Lords of Dirt continue softball title push
Wednesday league entering final stages By Than Acuff It took all season and then some, but I finally got to a …
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