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Town, RMBL and Alvarez family to develop 160-acre parcel By Kendra Walker The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council has agreed to …
Read More »Tri-State quits coal projects; increasing renewables
Co-op members, business owners asking for 80 percent carbon-free electricity By Katherine Nettles The call for cleaner energy from its members …
Read More »Legals: January 17, 2020
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Read More »Titan girls take down Creede Miners
“It’s a more fun and relaxed atmosphere and the girls are gaining a little more than in past years” by Than …
Read More »Fat bikers to roll into town next weekend
Bike polo on Elk Avenue by Than Acuff Once again, fat bikers from all over the state, the country and even …
Read More »Titans hockey gets mixed results over past week
Host Pueblo County this weekend by Than Acuff After decimating Resurrection Christian on Wednesday, January 8 with a score of 7-1, …
Read More »Community Calendar: Thursday, January 16–Wednesday, January 22
THURSDAY 16 • 7-7:45 a.m. Guided Meditation (open level) at Thrive Yoga. • 8:30 a.m. Women’s book discussion group at UCC. …
Read More »Mt. CB council struggles to nail down STR license fee
“Our purpose is to establish a baseline” By Kendra Walker The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council attempted to set the fees …
Read More »School district being conservative with mill levy override dollars
It’s about more than just the state shortfall by Mark Reaman Reinforcing budget decisions made early last summer, the Gunnison Watershed …
Read More »Cowherd suggests a dozen new places to increase workforce housing in town
Issues, but opportunity by Mark Reaman Former council member and regular Crested Butte Town Council meeting attendee Kent Cowherd presented the …
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