Stories
Input on court facility taken
County gauges public sentiment about look, site and price tag of project
Determining the location of new courtrooms is key before questions about size, cost and funding are answered, a roomful of residents concluded Wednesday.
Fund board begins to see requests
Half-cent sales tax has created close to $1.9M in revenue
And they're off. Competition for the Education Fund Board's estimated $1.9 million in revenue from the city's half-cent sales tax began Wednesday night when the Technology Commission presented its first readings of funding requests to the EFB.
Up in the air
Aerial skiers reach new heights at freestyle complex
Jeret Peterson's body aches when he thinks about the future of aerials.
Hayden water open for comments
For the second time in as many town board meetings, Hayden residents are invited to comment on a proposed five-year accelerated rate plan for local water users.
Garth signs with California school
SSHS soccer player inks commitment
It's been her dream since she was in eighth grade, and on Wednesday, Steamboat Springs High School senior Nikki Garth signed the letter to make her vision a reality.
Commission studies development west of town
Proposed improvements to a North Routt business and a tentative plan to develop roughly 1,000 acres of agricultural land west of Steamboat Springs are on the county planning commissioners' agenda tonight.
Man forced to pay in snowboard accident
Carter served 10 days in jail as part of lesser charge
A Georgia man who hurt a local woman when he ran into her on the slopes last year was ordered Wednesday to reimburse her for medical expenses.
Making dough comes easy for elementary students
Class gets hands-on education in nutrition
Home economics classes aren't offered until middle school, but that didn't prevent a group of Strawberry Park Elementary School fourth-graders from receiving an early lesson in food preparation and nutrition Wednesday.
Team Volant takes first at California competition
In only its second year of existence, Steamboat Springs' synchronized skate team placed first in the 2003 Pacific Coast Sectional championships held in San Diego.
Housing project gets leeway
RALF asks city to subsidize $37,800 in fees
The City Council has given the West End Village project leeway in its efforts to foster affordable housing.
