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Bradbury gets a plaque by Mark Reaman The Baxter Gulch trail is now closed but work will resume on the new …
Read More »TA requests state funding for trail signs and kiosks around valley
“There’s a lot more to go, but having Gothic and Brush Creek done is great.” By Adam Broderick A three-year valley-wide trail …
Read More »Mountain Express expanding early winter schedule and adding new buses
Part of overall picture of growth By Alissa Johnson If you’ve noticed a white bus making the rounds through town, it does …
Read More »Council approves 2016 budget and priorities
Paving projects, affordable housing, wages by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte town council passed its 2016 budget on Monday, November 2. …
Read More »Chemistry class
The winds of change are stirring up the mix. I rode my bike up here Monday and got out the uphill …
Read More »Planning Commission considers new private trail
“When we invested in Wildcat we knew about the Green Lake Trail, not this” By Adam Broderick If you hiked or …
Read More »Crested Butte council election thoughts
First a big “thank you” goes out to everyone running for the Crested Butte Town Council. It can be a high-profile, …
Read More »Titans close league play with tough loss to Telluride
Prepare for round one at state tournament this Friday by Than Acuff The Crested Butte Titans soccer team’s winning streak came …
Read More »Titans cross-country prepares for state championships
Boys’ team and three girls earn spots by Than Acuff The Crested Butte Titans cross-country team hit all of its pre-regional …
Read More »Crested Butte candidates make their case at the Forum: Part 2
Six people vying for four seats by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte News hosted its Candidates Forum on Sunday, October 18. …
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