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Stories
A book for the children
Feldmann's story draws from experience as Marine prosecutor
A father longs to leave something behind for his children.
Getting familiar with the spotlight
Susan Thompson is shy about discussing her artwork. Although her pride is obvious, she is not used to being in the spotlight.
Manhunt suspect charged with 5 violations
A man who led law enforcement agents on a three-hour manhunt Tuesday night after fleeing the scene of a car accident in Phippsburg has been charged with five criminal violations.
High-density development's future uncertain
Developers hoping to build houses on a 6.27-acre site next to the Steamboat Crossings shopping center have hit some obstacles in the city planning process.
Women hit the mark
Charity shoot draws women from across the state
Women from across the state have a chance to show their shooting skills or try a new sport Saturday at the annual Women's Charity Handgun Shoot.
Malathion, Dimilin hinder 'hoppers
County to spray this weekend -- after that, residents are on their own
With swarms of grasshoppers making their presence known, Routt County plans to spray areas along Routt County roads 33 and 46 and U.S. Highway 40 west of town this weekend -- but after that, it's up to people to take care of their own insect problems.
Morson's mountain mission
Routt County man will climb Kilimanjaro to help battle cancer
Christopher Morson often heads for Africa and a wildlife safari when he seeks adventure. But when he flies to Africa this fall, his adventure lust will be mixed with a serious mission. Morson plans to climb 19,400-foot Mount Kilimanjaro in a bid to raise funds for prostate cancer research and education.
Meyers spins his wheels at record speeds
For some people, retiring means the time to relax and slow down a bit has arrived.
Routt roadies keep thin-wheel tradition alive
Every Tuesday night, a small group of dedicated cyclists arrive at the Orange Peel Bicycle Shop to carry on a tradition founded on two thin wheels.
Hayden votes to amend bill
Town Board supports changes to Healthy Forest Restoration Act
The Hayden Town Board voted three to one Thursday night to support the views of the Colorado Environmental Coalition that encourages amending the Healthy Forest Restoration Act, a bill recently passed by the House of Representatives and soon to go before the Senate.
New retail space on Lincoln
Groundwork under way in parking lot next to Old Town Pub
Construction has begun on a new commercial building on Lincoln Avenue in downtown Steamboat Springs.
County waits on $427,895
McInnis says Western Slope deserves bigger cut of PILT money
Routt County officials were notified this week to watch the mail for a check for $427,895 from Uncle Sam.
Man arrested after Alpine Taxi joy ride
When Alpine Taxi driver Stephen Baldridge returned to the parking lot of the Tap House after picking up a customer late Wednesday night, his taxi was missing.
New share strategy doesn't help Grand's slump
ASC's real estate sales slump continues
The latest push to sell interval ownership in condominiums at the Steamboat Grand Hotel and Conference Center failed to take hold.
At the Hiatt of his career
Legendary performer will kick off free summer concert series Wednesday
John Hiatt's best-known songs are perhaps those covered by other musicians.
New Noises
Perry-Mansfield festival attracts musicians, performers, writers from New York, Los Angeles
Rice bowls on a roll
Gobi brings create-your-own Asian stir-fry to the 'Boat
When Mama's Old World Pizza decided not to renew its lease earlier this year, the owners of Azteca Taqueria had an important decision to make: find a new renter or expand their business.
