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The final push
Riders prepare for nationals, eight named to junior worlds
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club snowboard program director Jon Casson has seen plenty of progress from his riders throughout the season. Now, he has the opportunity to see his riders through their final event.
Bad inning sinks Sailors
Baseball team drops first game of Paonia tournament
The Steamboat Springs High School baseball team outplayed Cedaredge for six innings Friday.
Skier comes up short of goal
Asoian leads team in giant slalom
Less than one second separated Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club ski racer Nathan Asoian from his goal Friday afternoon.
Eight is enough
Steamboat girls overwhelm Moffat County, 8-0
The Steamboat Springs girls soccer team, which struggled to finish several shots on net Thursday night, found the answer Friday.
Off to the races
Hayden track team opens season today
Hayden High School track coach Kevin Kleckler decided to take a different approach to the season this year.
The Record for March 15
Thursday, March 15
Sister Hazel performs concert for hazelnuts
Many of the events Sister Hazel plans and performs are for the benefit of its "hazelnuts." "That's what our fans self-dubbed themselves," said Ryan Newell, the band's guitarist. "They are definitely our lifeblood, and we wouldn't be able to play music for a living if they weren't in the audience."
Report: Economy strong
January sales tax revenues up 12.4 percent compared to last year
Sales tax revenues for the city of Steamboat Springs started off in 2007 a lot better than they ended in 2006. The city reported a double-digit percentage increase in revenues collected during January 2007 compared to January 2006.
Tom Ross: Shhh ... I hear Utah calling
Friends returned from a soccer match in Grand Junction Saturday night and reported that the willow trees there already have that bright green fuzz on their crowns that signals the change of seasons.
County names new comm. director
A retired U.S. Air Force major with extensive experience using communications equipment and "a great personality" has been named the director of Routt County Communications.
Museum honors local women
Steamboat Springs history is chock full of colorful and influential women, and some of them will be on display - kind of - next week at Tread of Pioneers Museum.
Cook to purchase building
Around Steamboat
Local developer Jim Cook confirmed Friday that he intends to close on the purchase of the building at 235 Lincoln Ave. that currently houses Spring Creek Laundromat, a convenience store and Blimpie Subs & Salads.
Lincoln Avenue makeover
City hopes to redesign downtown with more trees, upgrades
The future of Lincoln Avenue through downtown Steamboat Springs is shady. City officials want consultants to design Lincoln Avenue improvements such as increased trees, improved curbs and sidewalks, and better benches, bus stops and bike racks. The plans also could suggest locations for a future downtown parking garage and the removal of parking spaces on one side of the street to widen Lincoln Avenue.
