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River Festival celebrates Yampa Valley's defining resource
For river sports, bigger is almost always better. And when it's not, you've got to make due.
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by Margaret Hair
at 12:00am
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DUI enforcement increased for holiday weekend
The Steamboat Springs Police Department will conduct increased patrols downtown through Memorial Day weekend, seeking to stop driving under the influence of alcohol as part of a statewide campaign.
Museum back in full swing
Hayden Heritage Center hopes to fix damaged shed this season
The Hayden Heritage Center is coming out of a rough winter that left its storage shed with snow damage.
Off the Beaten Path cutting ribbon today
Off the Beaten Path has been waiting to reopen for months. "We've been out of commission for three months now, and we're all excited and eager to be back in business," Manager Debbie Hoing said. "We've had some unexpected delays along the way that have frustrated all of us."
Sales tax collections up in March
Steamboat Springs figures rose 3.1 percent from last year
Steamboat Springs' sales tax collections for March were up 3.1 percent from March 2007, according to city figures.
River Festival celebrates Yampa Valley's defining resource
For river sports, bigger is almost always better. And when it's not, you've got to make due.
'Hawk Talk Tour' rolling through Steamboat
University of Colorado head football coach Dan Hawkins and ski coach Richard Rokos are coming to Steamboat Springs as part of the university's inaugural "Hawk Talk Tour."
Steamboat Briefs for May 24
Three snowmobilers lost on Rabbit Ears Pass
Country, community, commencement
The year was 1964, and Dennis Collins, a wild, 17-year-old Moffat County High School junior, had a family tradition to follow and a country to protect.
Weather could dictate holiday crowds
Lodging barometer projects 39 percent occupancy for weekend
As Memorial Day weekend marks the official start of the summer tourist season in Steamboat Springs, restaurants are padding their schedules and the Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association has released its first lodging barometer since the close of ski season.
U.S. 40 talks, inaction continue
Shelton talks history of bypass discussions at Economic Summit
Before Philo Shelton started his new job as public works director for the city of Steamboat Springs, he received a prediction from a predecessor: "You will be talking about the bypass at some time in your career."
