Stories
The Record for Feb. 2
Tuesday, Jan. 31 12:51 a.m. Police officers warned a man in Gondola Square to leave his intoxicated girlfriend alone. The man's girlfriend reportedly wanted to leave the area, and the man would not let her go.
Kent Denver goalie holds off Sailors
Tate Maris has fun before hockey games. He jokes around. He listens to music. Anything really, as long as it's loud.
Ski towns to benefit from new gadget
A new era in aviation is arriving at Colorado's Western Slope, and airports in Northwest Colorado will be at the forefront of the change.
Briefs for Feb. 2
Steamboat hires two new planning employees
Businesses face City Council
Alcohol compliance hearings set to begin today
The Steamboat Springs City Council will meet today to begin a two-part process regarding the prosecution of six local business owners whose establishments failed a December alcohol compliance check.
Tipton talks tough on issues
Candidate wants meth crackdown
Congressional candidate Scott Tipton said Wednesday that his opponent is not doing enough to fight methamphetamine use in western Colorado. "We have a plague of methamphetamine," said Tipton, a Cortez businessman who is campaigning for Congress aga-inst U.S. Rep. John Salazar, a Democrat from Manassa.
Police find meth in Hayden
Two Craig residents were arrested in Hayden on Tuesday night after police said they found methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia during a search of their car.
County treasurer seeks third term
Projects are never finished. Rather, they are constant works in progress. That's the work philosophy of Jeanne Whiddon, Routt County's treasurer and public trustee.
Winter storms get new names
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association has developed a new naming system for winter storms, but Routt County residents will haveto continue to rely on existing, descriptions for storms such asthe one passing over the area today.
Commission examines land-use amendment
The Routt County Planning Commission tonight will review plans for a pilot program intended to preserve open space south of Steamboat Springs.
Labor heads to Regis University
Steamboat senior joins Rangers soccer program
Regis University coach J.B. Belzer started recruiting Steamboat Springs senior Kelly Labor more than a year ago.
Man pleads guilty to possession
Marijuana, other drugs found in vehicle
In a plea agreement reached with the District Attorney's Office, a 22-year-old Wheat Ridge man pleaded guilty Wednesday to possessing less than 1 ounce of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
