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Cliff jumping experience at Blue Mesa came in handy By Mark Reaman A former Crested Butte resident found himself in a situation …
Read More »Former CB local restaurant worker saves life in Europe
County staff drafts conditions for Brush Creek sketch plan
County planning commission meets Friday August 3 to vote By Kristy Acuff The Gunnison County staff finalized draft conditions for the sketch …
Read More »Land Trust collecting funds for Long Lake protection
“The reaction has been really inspirational” by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Land Trust has roughly 11 months to conclude the unique …
Read More »Town survey indicates citizens concerned about change
Weigh in on the future of Crested Butte By Mark Reaman More than 750 people have so far responded to the …
Read More »More sirens does not mean more emergencies in the valley
Policy shifts sends everyone to initial scene By Mark Reaman Summer is always a busy time for the local emergency service personnel …
Read More »State Patrol reacts to number of alcohol induced crashes in surrounding area
Conducted “saturation patrol” last Friday By Cayla Vidmar According to the Colorado State Patrol (CSP), “In the last five years this …
Read More »Taking art (and music and dance) to Elk Avenue this weekend
The Arts Festival is 46 years strong by Dawn Belloise The 46th Annual Crested Butte Arts Festival (CBAF), opening this Friday …
Read More »Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a show not to be missed
Crested Butte Mountain Theatre hits a high note with this one By Cayla Vidmar All good artists—whether writers, fine artists, actors …
Read More »Paragon Gallery: A staple of Crested Butte arts culture
The Paragon Gallery is one of the longest continuously run art co-ops in Colorado By Cayla Vidmar Visitors and locals alike …
Read More »Profile: Jeff Neumann
Jeff Neumann is fixing a piece of wood to his historic Gunnison home, repairing the board and batten siding in preparation …
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