Stories
Drake to represent Colorado at NFL summit
As a kid growing up in Colorado, Steamboat Springs football coach Mark Drake often answered, "I want to play in the NFL" when asked about his future plans.
Sound Off
Sound Off
An honor code
An honor code at Steamboat Springs High School will not prevent cheating among students.
Suckers for recovery
Students participate in endangered fish program with Division of Wildlife
Entering their sophomore year at Steamboat Springs High School, Abby Johnson, Matt Holthausen and Meghan McNamara had little, if any, interest in fish.
Driving for alternatives
'Drive to Survive 2003' campaign focuses on fuel sources
Henderson Park resident Fred Robinson and his son, Tai, tried their best to get a speeding ticket in their Toyota Tacoma.
Four team up to take first
The final event of every track meet, the 1,600-meter relay -- or 4x400 relay -- is arguably the grandest race of them all.
Land deal has rural residents worried
For eight years, Jolene Lyons worked in the coal mines so she could buy the land where she grew up.
A crime against the community
Thousands of shards of shattered glass covered the seats, floor and just about everywhere else inside the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club van.
Local courses among state's best
Golfers have more than 200 golf courses to choose from in Colorado, but they can find two of the best right here Steamboat.
Branstetter shines at regional meet
With a smile that expressed half excitement and half fatigue, Lauren Branstetter left the Stocker Stadium track as a regional champion.
Obituaries for May 11, 2003
Obituaries
Climbing gym to close
Steamboat Springs' only commercial indoor climbing gym is closing its doors to make way for a lumber-yard expansion.
Real Estate Transactions for April 29-May 6
ROZELL, D. GALE AND ROZELL, CYNTHIA F. TO LANG, GILBERT W. TREE HAUS SUBD FILING NO. 1, LOT 118 - $400,000
Habitat seeks help with next project
From people who have never driven a nail to professional contractors, Routt County Habitat for Humanity is looking for a few good volunteers.
Mansion is next step in luxury
When Joe Patrick Robbins began the architectural designs for the Covered Bridge House he started with the kitchen, just as he does for every other house.
Business news in brief
Michelle Avery is the repeat winner of the annual top producer award at Coldwell Banker Silver Oak realty in Steamboat Springs. Avery has been a Realtor here for nine years.
Valuation jumps affect taxes
Most homeowners here saw an 8 percent to 10 percent increase in the valuation of their property when they opened their envelopes from the Routt County Assessor's Office this month.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
The search for a superintendent Behind the Headlines
Behind the headlines
Road rules
Mud season drives mountain bikers to look at skinny tires
Mud season and mountain bikes don't mix. After two years of drought, Steamboat spoke species may have forgotten how easily May can break their hearts -- the single track that isn't still covered in snow is too sloppy to ride, at least in good conscience. And this is normal weather.
The freshman sensation
Regionals no different for state-qualifying Peters
Jessica Peters never lost during her middle school track career, but she wasn't really threatened either, so she was a little uncertain about what to expect from her first high school season.
Odyssey gets seniors ready for real world
For as long as she can remember, graduating Steamboat Springs High School senior Danni Scheer wanted to be an interior designer.
Rodeman's rocky road
Oak Creek mayor's first year has not been easy, but she's learned plenty
After being elected in April 2002, Oak Creek Mayor Kathy "Cargo" Rodeman has, at times, been scared she was going to have a heart attack.
