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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By: Alex Mccrindle
Laughter echoed through the halls of Gunnison’s Senior Care Center as the first cohort of students in Western Colorado University’s new Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program practiced feeding a “client” — a role played by a fellow student. While the first class of Western’s CNA students has fun during practice, they know the work they’re
The GHS boys basketball team headed into the holiday break with mixed results.The Cowboys fell to Centauri on Dec. 20, but bounced back against Alamosa the following day to boost the team’s confidence before Christmas. The results moved the boys to a 3-4 overall record, and 2-0 in the 3A Western Slope League. “The boys
Timewise, the Gunnison Watershed School District’s $120 million bond project is just about at the halfway point. Through cold snaps and feet of snow, construction crews continue to demolish the old, and build the new at schools up and down the valley. The school board received the final construction update of the year from its
The cold creeping in behind him, Dan McDonough flicked on the lights in the Gunnison Pioneer Museum exhibit. He sat in the large wooden chair on the east side of the room as the Master Masons that came before him had done for more than a century. Their portraits now hang on the museum walls, and the polished furniture, handcrafted in the 1800s, shined as if no time had passed.
I‘m old enough to remember a time when kids planned their lives at Christmas time around the TV schedule. People born after 1990 or so will not understand that, but it's true.
After years of fundraising, unexpected construction surprises and rolling closures, renovation at the Gunnison Arts Center (GAC) will soon come to an end in early 2025.
The GHS wrestling team found its groove this weekend at tournaments in Grand Junction and Walsenburg, notching four first-place finishes between the boys and girls teams. Now the grapplers will work to maintain their fitness ahead of a multi-week holiday break.
At the start of December, Pete Rice took over the City of Gunnison’s Public Works Department. Rice will fill in the role of David Gardner, who retired in November. As the head of public works, Rice will become one of the leads on the city’s ongoing water treatment plant project — the largest, and most
Earlier this month, 10 women arrived at the Mt. Cavalry Lutheran Church, just as they'd done every week for the past 20 years. The ladies gathered around a table in the center of the room, a sea of blue fabric scraps before them. Their hands fluttered over the cotton offcuts, deftly framing out the shape of what would soon become a hand-sewn quilt.
The skier's stomach dropped at the sight of the steep line. Their ski tips scraped to the edge of the cat track, and the mind became fuzzy while looking out over the mountainous expanse. But amidst the sweat-inducing self dialogue, giggling children cruised in from above.
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