Stories
Reed lashes Eaton tennis opponent
Steamboat Springs High School girls tennis, say hello to Shelby Reed.
Art Judson: the avalanche doctor
Hahn's Peak forester loves snow -- and its slides
Some guys name their boats after their spouses. Not Art Judson.
Sailors defeat Huskies
The Steamboat Springs Sailors got their first wins of the baseball season Saturday in a sweep of Battle Mountain.
CSAPs bring March Madness
Preparing for state-mandated tests a lesson in organization for schools
In her office at Steamboat Springs High School, Carole Buelter has a stack of papers covered in pen marks, cross-outs and arrows. It's messier than an NCAA tournament bracket.
Oak Creek to look into garden options
If Rock Bevan has his way, Oak Creek residents could enjoy the fruits of his labor by the end of the summer.
Planning group mulls project
Fox Creek would include 25 condo units, townhomes
A proposed condominium and townhome project off Hilltop Parkway could be too close to Fox Creek, Steamboat Springs planning commissioners said Thursday during a pre-application hearing.
Hayden's free Aikido class changing students' lives
Amanda Tucker never thought a martial arts class would change her husband's life.
Child may testify by video
Attorneys on Friday debated whether statements from an 8-year-old boy can be used as evidence in the trial of a man accused of sexually assaulting him.
More than just skiing
NASTAR events celebrate nation's amateur racers
A pair of racers swap stories at the bottom of a slalom course, another couple share a joke a few feet away as 67-year-old Annette Stover sums up another day on the slopes.
The Record for March 25
12:34 a.m. A fight among bar patrons and a bouncer was reported in the 1800 block of Ski Time Square Drive. The bar patrons were aggressive with a bouncer who was trying to remove them from the bar. Officers mediated the situation.
Hard work rewarded
Two local nonprofit agencies receive awards
Advocates Against Battering and Abuse and Comunidad Integrada have received special grant awards from the El Pomar Foundation.
'Penguins' face freezing water to benefit EMS
Soda Davison figured the best way to paddle across a freezing swimming pool would be to use flippers.
One question at a time
Special education test requires time, raises concerns
For a small number of Steamboat Springs students, standardized tests involve a lot more than filling in circles with a No. 2 pencil.
Help wanted
Changes leave Steamboat fire department short on manpower
Former Steamboat Springs volunteer firefighter Bobby Carlomagno is worried about the state of the fire department.
Steamboat student finishes high school in the current
Clay Whiddon left Steamboat Springs to spend the second semester of his senior year in search of bigger rivers. What he found were broader horizons.
John Russell: You're never too old to race
There comes a time in our lives when we must face the reality that we are growing older and that we must give up some of the things we enjoyed doing when we were younger.
Briefs for March 25
Historic Routt County, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the historic character of Routt County communities and rural areas, is looking for new members, volunteers, donations and board members.
NASTAR racers arrive
Event helps couple maintain dedication to skiing
The first day of the NASTAR National Champ�--ionships in Steamboat Springs was a tough one for 73-year-old Blyde Patty, but after two disappointing runs it didn't take him long to find the silver lining.
