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Routt County, CO

Steamboat Springs, CO

While land for a fire station has always been part of the plan for Brown Ranch, Routt County public safety officials are hoping to get additional land for a regional training facility somewhere in the development. The Brown Ranch Development has a fire station planned in the first neighborhood in...

Steamboat public safety officials hope for regional training facility at Brown Ranch

Steamboat Springs resident Keith Hensley and his wife are living with their dog in a two-bedroom townhome, but someday they hope to upgrade to a single-family house. The couple has been watching the market, but recent interest rates have Hensley feeling “a little terrified.”. After listening to the March...

Buying a home in Routt County shouldn’t be intimidating. Here’s how to prepare.

Perfectly timed with the return of the greater Sandhill crane, the Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition is hosting its first-ever fundraiser. The nonprofit is calling all craniacs to the Crane Migration Celebration on Friday, March 31, at the Depot Art Center. Attendees will enjoy a social and educational evening while eating...

Crane Coalition hosts first fundraiser celebrating Sandhill cranes of the Yampa Valley

Toponas, CO

South Routt icons Larry Kier, Jerry Schalnus and Stine Forster will bring a little bit of the area’s past to life this Sunday, April 2, as the Toponas Community Club launches a series of history talks. “We really want to draw attention to the fact that this building is...

Local icons will bring Toponas history to life during upcoming talks

Chunky Monkey has been sitting in the Routt County Humane Society for nearly seven months, longer than any dog in recent history. This pint-sized pup is sweeter than any Ben and Jerry’s ice cream you can find and is waiting patiently to be scooped up by someone. Chunky Monkey...

Will you adopt this dog that’s spent months at Routt County Humane Society? (with video)

9:50 p.m.: U.S. Highway 40 reopened in both directions shortly after 9:30 p.m. between Steamboat Springs and Kremmling following an extended closure Friday, March 31. 7:20 p.m.: Highway 40 reopened between Kremmling and Colorado Highway 134, allowing travelers to utilize Gore Pass. Original story: According to the Colorado Department of...

UPDATED: US 40 reopens east of Steamboat Springs

Utah State

After high temperatures in the mid-40s the last two days, Steamboat Springs is in line to wake up to fresh snow on Friday, March 31. Mark Miller, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, said the storm is shaping up to be a pretty typical spring storm, potentially bringing 4 to 8 inches of new snow in Steamboat and upwards of 2 feet in the surrounding mountains.

Snow comes to Steamboat Friday, ahead of a sunny weekend

Glenwood Springs, CO

Steamboat Mountain School junior Grace Brice is lethal with a tennis racket in her hand. The lefty is the Steamboat Springs girls tennis’ No. 2 singles player, and she is off to an incredible start to the season. Following her overall win at a tournament in Eaton last weekend, Brice continues to push to get better.

Steamboat girls tennis junior off to roaring start, but she will miss three weeks during a trip abroad

Hayden, CO

Two vehicles collided head-on on U.S. Highway 40 east of Hayden on Friday, March 31. According to Colorado State Patrol, the drivers of both vehicles were hurt in the collision, but none of their injuries were known to be life-threatening at this time. The wreck was reported at 10:42 a.m....

Two-vehicle wreck stalls traffic on US 40 east of Hayden

The World Cup continues for Nordic athletes who recently traveled to Lahti, Finland for more ski jumping and Nordic combined competition. Kicking off the weekend with a team ski jumping event, Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club alumni Decker Dean and Erik Belshaw teamed up to compete for the U.S. on Saturday, March 25.

Former SSWSC Nordic athletes continue World Cup season

Wyoming State

Against all odds, seven Steamboat Springs athletes competed in the U.S. Biathlon National Championships in Casper, Wyoming. Steamboat does not recognize an official biathlon team in town and is forced to find alternate locations to train and affiliations to compete under. Despite the obstacles, U15 biathlete Tristan Thrasher, competing with Altius, swept his division and won all three races to become a national champion.

Against all odds: Local teenager wins U15 biathlon National Championships

New Hampshire State

Jaelin Kauf, the world’s fastest women’s moguls skier, is once again a national champion. Kauf, who is a former Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club athlete, traveled to Waterville Valley Resort in New Hampshire for the National Championships on Saturday, March 25, and Sunday, March 26, winning both the singles and dual moguls events.

SSWSC alumna wins moguls National Championships, closes season on top

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Healthy Kids Colorado Survey provides well-being snapshot of Routt County youth

The Routt County Youth Services Coalition compiled a one-page “snapshot” of the most recent countywide results from the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey taken by middle and...

Healthy Kids Colorado Survey provides well-being snapshot of Routt County youth

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