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Frontier lands in Hayden
Lower-cost airline plans 3 daily YVRA flights for ski season
Frontier Airlines has added ski season flights from Denver to Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden, the airline announced Thursday.
Stories
Rally Colorado returns
There's not much about rally car racing Steamboat Springs resident Mark Cox doesn't know. Cox has been racing in top-tier rally car stage races since 1995, and eight years ago, he helped found the Routt County event that became Rally Colorado.
Rob Douglas: Fiscal challenges bring opportunity
As the possibility becomes a probability that Routt County will not escape the national economic downturn, the deadlines for local government budgets loom.
SWIGL keeps local women swinging for titles
For the past five years, the Steamboat Women's Interclub Golf League has offered area women a chance to grow the game, make new friendships and test their golf skills.
Coed soccer tourney to begin
The seventh annual Adult Coed Soccer Tournament starts at 9 a.m. Saturday and continues through Sunday.
Kremmling race rounds out series
Rain or shine, the Steamboat Springs Running Series will come to a close Saturday in Kremmling.
Director under investigation
Habitat official accused of embezzling more than $7,000
The executive director of Routt County Habitat for Humanity is under investigation for embezzling more than $7,000 from the Rio Blanco County Historical Society, authorities confirmed Thursday.
Hayden football faces Grand Valley tonight
Growth and a change of classifications can do little to thwart the rivalry between the Grand Valley and Hayden High School football teams.
Sailors volleyball wins league opener
Throughout the pre-season, the Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team preached it was a close unit that didn't let much of anything affect the team.
Bond issue may yield $19.4M
Steamboat's base area redevelopment authority will be able to tap into a portion of more than $19 million this fall as it begins the design and development of its next round of projects.
Reaching for the top
Accomplished ski mountaineer and climber to present slideshows
In an event two years in the making, renowned American mountaineer Ed Viesturs and ski mountaineer Chris Davenport will co-host a multimedia presentation tonight detailing their exploits.
Arts calendar for Sept. 12, 2008
Art events
On scene: 'Slednecks' rock show video premier
It's been years since I've really made an effort to go to a metal show.
CD review for Sept. 12, 2008
Okkervil River
Have blues, will travel
Bright-eyed Back Door Slam hits the road to make a name
Back Door Slam drummer Ross Doyle can be difficult to understand on the phone.
Margaret Hair: Festival truly is for locals
Last fall, event organizers decided to put the Downtown Hoedown & Chuckwagon Chili Challenge and the Festival of the Americas in the same location on the same day, offering locals a chance to sample Western cultures old and new.
Mary Walker: Everyone has her own life
The girls living at the safehouse now have returned to their boarding schools for the school term. They will be back here in early December on holiday. Remaining at the center are a handful of girls, including the two I will take to Teachers College next week in Kericho and Eldoret. Another is doing an attachment in town (she failed to finish secondary school and is training to be a seamstress); two girls who are doing attachments at a local preschool awaiting Preschool Teachers Training programs in January; and two girls who arrived at the safehouse a couple of weeks ago have not been enrolled in a school yet. It is very quiet around the safehouse.
Chief, sergeant resign
Caterinicchio, Foster leave Oak Creek Police Department
Embattled Oak Creek Police Chief Russ Caterinicchio and Sgt. Erik Foster tendered their resignations Thursday. The Oak Creek Town Board unanimously accepted the resignations during its regular meeting Thursday night.
Rubber ducks take float
Prizes available Saturday at annual YVMC fundraising race
Rubber duckies are going to hit the Yampa River by the trash-can load Saturday morning.
Steamboat briefs for Sept. 12
More power outages expected for residents
The Record for Sept. 10
4:21 a.m. A burglar alarm went off on Mountain Village Circle. Everything was fine.
Happy hours for Sept. 12
Happy hours for the week of Sept. 12, 2008.
Playing that funky music
Soul band On the One performs tonight at Mahogany Ridge
For On the One saxophone player Jesse Molloy, a good arrangement isn't all about strict harmonies and accompanying parts. Molloy says a solid funk arrangement is about having a good time.
Sidewalk dogs need homes
Humane Society to auction decorated statues at annual fundraiser
Maggie Smith hadn't intended to be a contributing artist for the Routt County Humane Society's "Art Unleashed" fundraiser.
Ultra marathon expected to grow this year
Betsy Kalmeyer and Fred Abramowitz didn't know what to expect from their first attempt to bring the burgeoning sport of ultra marathon to Steamboat Springs
Long trip ahead for Sailors football
A road trip to play Western Slope League opponent Montezuma-Cortez always presents concerns for the Steamboat Springs High School football team.
Chamber considers Marcia car options
Most of Craig's growth can be traced back to the railroad, and the town would be well served to keep a piece of that history alive, Dan Davidson told the Craig Chamber of Commerce board.
Frontier lands in Hayden
Lower-cost airline plans 3 daily YVRA flights for ski season
Frontier Airlines has added ski season flights from Denver to Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden, the airline announced Thursday.
Yea for one, nay for three
Members of Education Association urged to vote yes on SAFE
A group of Moffat County educators were urged to vote in favor of an amendment that would deposit funds into the state education fund.
Judge denies mistrial in Cisneros case
Routt County Judge Michael O'Hara denied several requests for a mistrial Thursday in the first-degree murder case of Steamboat Springs resident Luz Cisneros.
