Local news
YVEA customers could see rate hike
November 7, 2009
Starting in 2010, all Yampa Valley Electric Association customers could see an increase of as much as 7 percent on monthly bills because of an increase in wholesale prices from Xcel Energy. For residential customers, that comes to an average increase of $5.04 per month.
Local news
Yampa Valley Community Band rehearses
November 7, 2009
At the beginning of October, Mark Rasmussen conducted the first rehearsal of the Yampa Valley Community Band. About a month in, the all-inclusive concert band has about 20 members, Mark Rasmussen said Friday afternoon.
Sailors capture Western Slope title with win vs. Glenwood Springs
November 6, 2009 ·
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Steamboat Springs High School do-everything athlete Joe Dover said it was the most fun he’s had on a football field. Considering what the 5-foot-10, 185-pound spitfire did in Friday’s 30-21 win against Glenwood Springs, it also may have been the best he’s ever played on a football field.
Toys for Tots
Help out the Toys for Tots program this holiday season by bowling. Gary and Teri Wall give you all the details on great cause.
- Yampa River Core Trail work starts November 7
- Soroco to get a shot at playoffs in 2010, 2011 November 7
- Yampa Valley Community Band rehearses November 7
- Steamboat briefs: Powerball winner still hasn’t claimed prize November 7
- The Record for Nov. 5 November 7
- YVEA customers could see rate hike November 7
- Local author captures dog sledding experience in photo book November 7
- Steamboat detective: There are ways to detect fake bills November 7
- Tom Ross: Your turn to be famous will come soon enough November 7
- Sailors capture Western Slope title with win vs. Glenwood Springs November 6
- The Record for Nov. 2 November 4, 2009 E-mailed 23 times
- Storied 1979 football season 'set the tone for the football family' November 1, 2009 E-mailed 9 times
- Family hopes to open Ciao Gelato this month November 2, 2009 E-mailed 8 times
- Steamboat's elk season strong for some, empty for others November 5, 2009 E-mailed 7 times
- Tom Ross: Maine's approach to Nordic skiing is on target October 31, 2009 E-mailed 6 times
- Woman donates Steinway piano to CMC November 1, 2009 E-mailed 5 times
- Hermacinski, Reisman, Engelken win City Council seats November 3, 2009 E-mailed 4 times
- Realtors hope trends signal market stabilization November 1, 2009 E-mailed 4 times
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- Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far September 20, 2009 275 comments
- Hermacinski re-elected to City Council November 3, 2009 18 comments
- Steamboat's elk season strong for some, empty for others November 5, 2009 6 comments
Columnists
Tom Ross: Your turn to be famous will come soon enough
November 7, 2009
All of us deserve our 15 minutes of fame, so it was nice to see this week that four local guys — Luke Brosterhous, Adam Spector, Jerad Iacovetto and Todd Lodwick — got their pictures published in Outside magazine.
Local news
Local author captures dog sledding experience in photo book
November 7, 2009
Dog sledding guide Dagny McKinley said she was amazed at the power of her dogs, a feeling that comes through in her book, “Wild Hearts: Dog Sledding in the Rockies.”
Today's events
- Snowboard video premiere at 8 p.m.
- The Easy Peaces, 1960s and ‘70s rock at 9 p.m.
- Trouble or Nothing at 10 p.m.
- Men’s Fraternity at 7 a.m.
- Steamboat Chix with Stix at 8:30 a.m.
- Drawing lessons at 10 a.m.
Upcoming events
- Snowboard video premiere November 7
- The Easy Peaces, 1960s and ‘70s rock November 7
Local news
Yampa River Core Trail work starts
November 7, 2009
Excavating crews took advantage of the unseasonably mild weather this week to launch construction of a $374,000 extension of the Yampa River Core Trail on the city’s south side.
Law Enforcement
Steamboat detective: There are ways to detect fake bills
November 7, 2009
After a counterfeit $50 bill was passed at a Steamboat Springs convenience store in October, Steamboat Springs police Detective Jerry Stabile said it’s important for business owners to know how to spot the difference between real and fake bills.






