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Asking development to chip in on future capital expenses By Katherine Nettles In the spirit of having development pay its own way, …
Read More »RTA considers requesting impact fees as valley grows
Cattlemen’s Days going for gold
The Cattlemen’s Days pink has faded, but a bright shade of gold will emblazon the annual celebration. It’s the perfect transition …
Read More »Titans lacrosse notches win following training block
Next home game Tuesday, April 22 By Than Acuff It’s been a hectic season for the Crested Butte Titans lacrosse team with …
Read More »CB South dealing with more vandalism in subdivision
Cameras work, and it’s a small town By Katherine Nettles The Crested Butte South Property Owner’s Association (POA) has reported several issues with …
Read More »Long range town finances frustrating CB council
Cut services/reduce reserves? By Mark Reaman While expressing a general need to tighten up town finances and look at ways to …
Read More »CB South Special Area Plan gets updated with Gunnison County
“This is intended to make life simpler for people” By Katherine Nettles The Crested Butte South Property Owner’s Association (POA) had …
Read More »Western’s Board of Trustees see signs of future growth
“We’re committed to continuing that upward trajectory” By Seth Mensing, WCU Western Colorado University’s Board of Trustees heard from senior staff about significant …
Read More »Gunnison Valley Health hopeful for financial improvements in 2025
Adding electronic records, new EMS building and planning medical office building By Katherine Nettles Gunnison Valley Health (GVH) is off to a …
Read More »Briefs: Crested Butte
By Mark Reaman Solar farm and climate plan In a report to the Crested Butte council at the April 7 meeting, …
Read More »Community Calendar Thursday, April 17–Wednesday, April 23
•Western Colorado University Art Exhibition at the Center for the Arts through April 30th. THURSDAY 17 •4-5:30 p.m. St. Mary’s Garage …
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