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Drought, frost, hail, leafhoppers By Kendra Walker Even as the aspen trees around Crested Butte begin transforming their leaves from green …
Read More »Area aspen groves showing signs of stress this autumn
Community Calendar: Thursday, September 17–Wednesday, September 23
THURSDAY 17 • ‘Rainbows in the Sky’ Six Points annual art show at the Gunnison Arts Center (runs thru October 16) …
Read More »Legals: September 18, 2020
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Read More »Benchtalk: September 18, 2020
Crested Butte Film Fest starts next week More than 100 films will be screened during the 10th annual Crested Butte Film …
Read More »A night in the truck: Two men snowed in on Cement Creek in September
“They did the right thing” By Katherine Nettles The early September snowstorm that caught so many off-guard took two local men …
Read More »BLM painting on Elk Ave slated for Monday
Big and yellow By Mark Reaman Crested Butte’s Black Lives Matter mural is scheduled to be painted on Elk Avenue starting …
Read More »Crested Butte council actions on COVID
Mask mandate extended, considers how to extend outdoor dining, looking at winter by Mark Reaman The town health order mandating that …
Read More »High Country: A Crested Butte story featured at the film festival
Crested Butte Film Fest opens next week By Dawne Belloise Red Lady Films’ one-hour movie, High Country, will be one of …
Read More »Fire district and town at odds on land for new fire station
Looking way into the future by Mark Reaman The idea of the Crested Butte Fire Protection District moving from its main …
Read More »Mt. CB looks at inclusivity alongside BLM committee
“Mt. Crested Butte intends to be a part of this” By Kendra Walker The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council, while not …
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