Stories
Local chariot racing airs on PBS
If anyone missed the chariot racing at this year's Winter Carnival, they will get a second chance to watch it this spring, or at least some of it.
Club raises bar for students' behavior
More than 50 students that walk the hallways of Soroco High School are playing a numbers game. They call themselves the Elevens and commit to "on a scale of one to 10, being an 11."
Alborn all the way
Jumper takes national large hill title after winning normal hill event Wednesday
Alaskan ski jumper Alan Alborn was the last jumper to take flight in the final round of the Chevy Trucks U.S. Championships Thursday, but he was the first to step into the spotlight.
Focus on a healthy tomorrow
March is a good time to start new habits
Because March is National Nutrition Month, this is a perfect time to evaluate your eating and exercise habits. This year's motto, "Start Today for a Healthier Tomorrow," focuses on healthy habits that can affect your health in the long term.
Use a little whimsy, imagination, patience
An indoor topiary garden an added addition to home
Topiary is the art of trimming and training plants to create living sculpture. This art became popular with the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
Ylianttila taking on a new role within U.S. Ski Team
Special Jumping coach Kari Ylianttila will take on a new role with the U.S. Ski team when the skiers start training this summer.
City extends its deadline on citizen survey
The survey the city sent out to 4,000 residents two weeks ago is taking some people a little longer to finish than the city expected. That's why the city is extending the deadline for returning the surveys from today the original deadline to April 8.
Young jumper gains respect
Utah ski jumper Jessica Jerome went to the top of Howelsen Hill in search of titles this week, but what she found was respect.
Humane Society hosts auction
Money raised will benefit spay/neuter program
To make it easier for low-income residents to get their cats or dogs spayed or neutered, the Routt County Humane Society is hosting an eight-week auction to raise money for its spay/neuter program as well as provide for injured animals brought to the shelter.
Two injured in car accident
Milner, Oak Creek men suffer minor injuries in crash
Two men were injured in a two-car accident early Thursday morning that reduced U.S. 40 west of Steamboat Springs to one lane for about a half-hour.
Ptarmigan may beat record
Chamber expects 10,731 people in town Saturday
When Mike Lomas says he is having his best March ever, it means something. Lomas has worked in the lodging industry in Steamboat Springs for more than 20 years. He runs the Ptarmigan Inn hotel at the base of Mount Werner, the Alpiner Lodge downtown and Sky Valley Lodge on the west side of Rabbit Ears Pass.
