Stories
Olivia's owners close store
Merchandise will be auctioned
Olivia's Home Furnishings, a fixture on Steamboat Springs' west side for more than six years, has closed. The remaining merchandise will be auctioned March 27.
Hayden video premieres Friday
Community documentary is about town's past, present and future
While the premiere of the Hayden Community Video is just two days away, some lucky individuals have seen it -- or at least a glimpse of it.
School officials defend CSAP-driven changes
Teachers and officials in the Hayden School District are defending standardized-test-driven changes in curriculum under criticism from parents that the district is becoming too focused on such tests.
The dastardly doctor is in
Hayden schools to present their first melodrama
The young actors in the Hayden School District's upcoming play, "The Dastardly Doctor Devereaux," can barely contain themselves on stage. Reciting the melodramatic lines makes them giggle at themselves.
Attorney discusses Marchus dismissal
Allegations made against building official
Former chief building officer Mark Marchus was fired on allegations that he had not created a good working environment at the Routt County Regional Building Department and that he violated county gift policies by taking stones being thrown away by a contractor, Marchus' attorney said Monday.
Briefs for March 4
Register for middle school boys lacrosse by March 15 Registration forms for middle school boys lacrosse are available at the Steamboat Springs Middle School administration office. Completed forms are due March 15. Call 870-6545.
YVCF denies city's request
The Yampa Valley Community Foundation denied the city's request to help streamline the city's process for deciding how to spend its community support dollars.
Lynne Heilbron: 'Passion' message
It is hard to imagine how anyone could think that the film, "The Passion of the Christ," is anti-Semitic.
Our View: A rare opportunity
Voters in Routt County have a chance to do something this year that they don't often get to do -- elect a new congressman.
Mustangs run wild on Sailors
Ralston Valley shows off speed in 64-54 win
Devin Borvansky watched every senior before him finish the basketball season with what ifs and he didn't want the same ending for him and his three other senior teammates.
S. Routt plans Assessment potluck
The South Routt community is planning a potluck meal in early May to discuss progress made since the South Routt Community Economic Assessment last August.
Mosquito prevention begins
Routt County officials plan to head off West Nile virus
Even with snow piled high and winter storms in the forecast, Routt County officials are talking about summer and what comes with it: swarms of mosquitoes and the West Nile virus.
Briefs for March 3
Scholastic book fair starts Monday at Soda Creek Soda Creek Elementary School hosts a scholastic book fair Monday through March 12. The hours will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.
Alan Randell: Carver's death
Regarding the editorial, "We can learn from Carver's death," published Feb. 25 in the Steamboat Today: This was a tragic death, of course, but the lesson to be learned here is not the one you are teaching. Just because this person couldn't handle a particular recreational drug, doesn't mean the rest of us couldn't. By your logic, we should ban alcohol because some users become alcoholics.
Biking enthusiasts, prepare
Steamboat to host first 24-hour race this summer
Mountain-biking enthusiasts looking for an endurance test won't have to leave Steamboat Springs to find it this summer.
The Record for March 3
Monday, March 1 2:56 a.m. A driver reportedly drove a vehicle into a ditch near the intersection of Fish Creek Falls Road and Alpine Drive.
Sex assault suspect arrested in Texas
A 46-year-old man appeared in Routt County Court today on charges that he, as a person in a position of trust, sexually assaulted a child.
SSWSC wins Sterling Award
The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club was named Wednesday as the first recipient of the Yampa Valley Community Foundation's Sterling Anniversary Awards.
Young Einsteins get to work
Middle school students delve into science for annual fair
As deadlines loomed for the annual rite of science, Larry Haines saw a rush of parents and students visiting Pilot Office Supply.
New town manager is on the job
A new man is at the helm in Hayden.
