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TV18 Video: An interview with Big Head Todd
Erin Collins of Steamboat TV18 interviews Big Head Todd and the Monsters abut the band's benefit concert for Dave Genchi on Wednesday and free concert Thursday at the Steamboat Ski Area.
TV18 Video: Steamboat Today News
Alexis DeLaCruz provides the morning news for Thursday, March 22, 2007. The news airs on Steamboat Today from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. each morning on Steamboat TV 18 and also on Steamboatpilot.com.
Scott Stanford: Readers get news delivery their way
Not too long ago, the newspaper announced its foray into television with the purchase of Steamboat TV18.
Fee hike could cost cattle feeders
A proposed increase in fees related to beef sales will likely be the meaty topic at a local cattlemen's meeting this week.
Community meeting called
Identity of sexually violent predator, safety to be discussed
The Routt County Sheriff's Office is alerting residents that a man classified as a violent sexual predator has moved to the county.
South Routt looks at changing school day
South Routt students may be putting their alarm clocks in the closet next year.
Routt County's three state title hockey hopefuls fall in finals
The learning curve Herald Stout witnessed this season has been staggering.
Road to the NHL
Former Steamboat youth hockey player joins Anaheim Ducks
Ryan Dingle isn't sure how he's going to spend his first paycheck as a professional athlete - that's something he has to first run past his mom, Karen.
Hayden superintendent resigns
Luppes retires but will remain through 2007-08 school year
The Hayden administrative team generated most of the buzz at Wednesday's monthly School Board meeting.
Briefs for March 21
Volunteers needed for NASTAR races today
The Record for March 20
Tuesday, March 20
NASTAR brings more than racing
Ski racing is at the heart of the 2007 Nature Valley NASTAR National Championships, but this weekend promises to be much more for the 1,400 recreational athletes competing.
Prices rising like steam
Old Town Hot Springs $1M over projection
Another local construction project is proving to be much costlier than expected. Less than a month after the new Steamboat Springs Community Center was bid at more than $1 million over budget, Steamboat Springs Health and Recreation Association Director Pat Carney said Wednesday renovations of the hot pools at the Old Town Hot Springs, at Third Street and Lincoln Avenue in downtown Steamboat, could cost about $1 million more than originally estimated.
