Trevor Ballantyne is a journalist based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. He writes for the Steamboat Pilot & Today, covering local news and events in the area. Trevor's articles focus on a range of topics, including community development, outdoor recreation, local government, and human interest stories.
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A bill introduced by Colorado senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennett seeks to add land to Sarvis Creek Wilderness Area that was excluded from its initial 1993 creation.
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Steamboat Springs Board of Education members got a rundown of the city’s list of active affordable housing projects Monday as the school district searches for options to provide needed housing for teachers and staff. Steamboat...
By: John F. Russell
Snow blankets the pine trees along Mad Creek in North Routt County. Steamboat Springs City Council members are considering providing funding to the U.S. Forest Service to construct more than 30 miles of trails in the area between Mad Creek and Rabbit Ears Pass.
City Council members spent roughly 90 minutes Tuesday discussing the fate of a lease agreement for a single hangar at the municipally owned Bob Adams Field in Steamboat Springs.
A plan to develop hundreds of housing units in Hayden is moving ahead amid concerns from community members over the project’s density and potential impact on the community.
By: John F. Russell
A traffic sign warns drivers making their way on U.S. Highway 40 Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023 that winter weather is moving into the area. A storm passing through the area will bring heavy snowfall through this Wednesday evening.
Snow falls outside Oak Creek Town Hall earlier this month. The town is pursuing an agreement with a candidate to fill the police chief role on an interim basis after the former chief retired in March.
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City Council members on Tuesday are set to vote on first reading of an ordinance that would approve funding a U.S. Forest Service trails project in the Rabbit Ears Pass area, despite a concentrated opposition...
By: John F. Russell
Snow blankets the pine trees along Mad Creek in North Routt County on Monday, Nov. 4. 2024.
By: John F. Russell
The Yampa Valley Housing Authority's Anglers 400 development. City Council members and Routt County Commissioners met Tuesday to interview 11 candidates seeking to fill five open positions on the housing authority's board.
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