Alex McCrindle is a journalist for the Gunnison Country Times, focusing on local news and stories in Gunnison, Colorado. With a passion for community-driven reporting, Alex covers a range of topics including local events, environmental issues, sports, and community initiatives.
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After a busy, construction-filled summer, the ski runs within Monarch Mountain's No Name Basin expansion are beginning to take shape.
GHS soccer gears up for postseason test against Lions Alex McCrindle | Times Sports Editor
By: Abby Harrison, Alex McCrindle
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.
Gunnison County Health and Human Services, in coordination with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), are investigating an outbreak of E. coli. The cases are associated with the McDonald's quarter pounder hamburger.
As technology evolves at breakneck speed, the local technicians who keep that equipment up and running must learn to evolve with it. At the turn of the century, getting online required dial-up internet. This technology used landline telephones to transmit data, accompanied by cacophonous digital tones and beeps.
The GHS cross country team lit up the 2024 regional cross country meet in Colorado Springs on Oct. 24. The girls team, led by senior speedsters Madelyn Stice, Catalina Schwab and Elora Jones secured state qualifications. On the boys side, senior captain Jackson Dalleck galloped to a fourth-place finish, and qualified for state individually.
By: Alex McCrindle, Gregg Petcoff
The Mountaineer football team shined against bitter rival Colorado School of Mines in an away conference victory on Oct. 26. Western opened up with a 24-point advantage, then hung on to win 38-28 against No. 10 Orediggers. The victory moved Western to an 8-0 overall record.
Facing lingering pressure from inflated utility infrastructure costs, the rising cost of living and stagnant sales tax revenue so far this year, the City of Gunnison's budget for next year is tight.
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