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Powder Room Lounge closes in Steamboat
St. Cloud Mountain Club to retool night scene, scale back hours
The St. Cloud Mountain Club at the base of Mount Werner is undergoing a makeover that doesn’t include keeping the popular Powder Room Lounge that opened there during the ski season. General Manager Luke Dudley said the club is retooling its night scene.
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by Scott Franz
at 12:00am
Morning
Minor injuries in morning crash in Steamboat
A traffic backup on U.S. Highway 40 resulted from the three-vehicle crash on the west side of town. One man was taken to the hospital, police said.
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by Zach Fridell
at 11:34am
Evening
Former Steamboat tennis pro Andy Caress dies of cancer
Andy Caress, 24, is remembered as a goodhearted athlete who made his mark on Steamboat in the short time he was here. Caress lost his battle with melanoma Wednesday in Cincinnati.
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by Joel Reichenberger
at 7:00pm
Stories
Harvard professor talks education reform in Steamboat
Paul Peterson, director of Harvard’s Program on Education Policy and Governance, delivered his speech titled “Saving the American School” in Steamboat Springs this evening to more than 500 people. It was the third installment of the Seminars at Steamboat lecture series.
Steamboat's Mount Werner running race hits cap
Challenging Saturday event filled to brim, organizers report
Saturday's Mount Werner Classic, part of the Steamboat Springs Running Series, has hit its 125-runner cap for the first time in history. The run from the base of the gondola at the ski area is one of the most challenging in the series, organizers said. Saturday’s races start at 8 a.m. with the 12-mile race and 8:30 for the 5-mile version.
Minor injuries in morning crash in Steamboat
A traffic backup on U.S. Highway 40 resulted from the three-vehicle crash on the west side of town. One man was taken to the hospital, police said.
Court of Appeals remands West Acres case back to District Court
Today's ruling reversed a Routt County District Court decision that denied residents of West Acres Mobile Home Park the right to sue for compensation over the condemnation of a greenbelt in their neighborhood. The greenbelt is the site of the ongoing construction of Gloria Gossard Parkway.
Tickets still available for ‘The Water Knows My Name’ tonight
"The Water Knows My Name" is a coming-of-age musical put on by students from the Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp. It's the second part of a two-part Youth Festival put on by the Perry-Mansfield Youth Intensive students. The Youth Festival is at 7:30 p.m. today and Friday in the Julie Harris Theatre.
Armstrong, Ritter announce Colorado pro cycling stage race
Lance Armstrong and Gov. Bill Ritter announced plans for an elite, seven-stage international cycling race to take place next summer. The Quiznos Pro Challenge will be the first pro cycling event of significance in the state since the Coors Classic, which ran from 1979 to 88.
Men's A League softball standings for Aug. 4, 2010
Men’s A League softball standings
The Record for Aug. 3, 2010
Tuesday, Aug. 3
Steamboat Brief: Painters sought to help with ‘Seussical, Jr.’ set
Organizers are looking for painters to donate a few hours within the next week to help create the world of Dr. Seuss for the upcoming show “Seussical, Jr.”
Steamboat bikers eye summer 2011 for new downhill trails
Steamboat Springs-area freeride mountain bikers again are being asked to be patient, but officials with Steamboat Ski Area insist that it all will pay off in a collection of downhill-only trails to rival any in the nation.
Medicaid numbers rising in Routt County
Eligibility changes make it easier for some families to receive public health care
More people in Routt County are receiving public health care benefits this year as the cost of private health insurance premiums increases and unemployment numbers remain high.
Routt County GOP sheriff hopefuls close in fundraising
Wiggins has outspent Bosick in primary race
With several days remaining in the primary elections, Routt County has had 26 percent of ballots returned, already surpassing the 12 percent turnout in the 2006 primary.
Oak Creek Town Board to hold special meeting
The Oak Creek Town Board will meet for a brief session tonight to repass an ordinance to transfer funds from one account to another for the wastewater treatment plant project.
Powder Room Lounge closes in Steamboat
St. Cloud Mountain Club to retool night scene, scale back hours
The St. Cloud Mountain Club at the base of Mount Werner is undergoing a makeover that doesn’t include keeping the popular Powder Room Lounge that opened there during the ski season. General Manager Luke Dudley said the club is retooling its night scene.
Hayden Town Council considers waiving some fees for hospital project
Solandt Memorial Hospital in Hayden is getting a face-lift. A concession the Hayden Town Council will consider tonight would allow the hospital’s Board of Trustees to dedicate funds to another part of the project.
