Abby Harrison

The 7th Judicial District, which contains Gunnison County, inched closer to selecting a new district attorney (DA) last week when the Republican Party’s Vacancy Committee selected Anna Cooling as its nominee. Cooling, a Montrose-based attorney, will now take DA Seth Ryan’s place on the ballot this November. Ryan announced his resignation last month, citing high

All those who put money into Gunnison Rising had a chance to meet in bankruptcy court at the start of the month to question owners about the project’s finances. Owner Gunnison Valley Properties (GVP) is still early in the bankruptcy process, but is considering raising more money, or selling parcels of land to free up

Commuters and recreationists in the North Valley are one step closer to having a trail that connects Crested Butte and Crested Butte South. The path is envisioned by its supporters to offer safe passage between the busy communities — perhaps, year-round.

A jury found William Hines, the driver who hit and killed Irene Flores-Zeferino, 25, with his car during the summer of 2022, guilty of one count of careless driving resulting in death. The finding followed a two-day trial that started on Oct. 21.

For the second time since 2022, the Palisades Apartments are in the final stages of a possible sale. But under a new state law, meant to help preserve Colorado’s existing affordable housing, local governments have a few weeks to intervene, and make an offer. At a special meeting on Oct. 31, the Gunnison Valley Regional

Gunnison County is preparing to issue bonds for its massive income-restricted housing project, Whetstone. To accommodate the financing, the county's draft budget is the largest in its history, slated to bring in over $213 million in 2025.

Synthetic turf may soon be coming to the Gunnison Valley as part of the school district's $120 million, multi-school renovation project. The board, in a 4-1 vote, supported the inclusion of synthetic turf as an option for new athletic fields.

Growing pains abound for the Gunnison County Metropolitan Recreation District (MetRec) as it is faced with dual charges of providing over-the-air TV service and accommodating the community's growing recreation desires.

Growing pains abound for the Gunnison County Metropolitan Recreation District (MetRec) as it is faced with dual charges of providing over-the-air TV service and accommodating the community’s growing recreation desires.

Most renters in Gunnison find housing in an “if you know, you know” world made of amassed Facebook messages and word of mouth. But this reality could change with time and the opening of Gunnison County’s housing project Whetstone, the 252-unit, 15-acre income-restricted housing project just south of Crested Butte. And since the building costs