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Steamboat to Hayden stretch reopened
Officials have re-opened U.S. Highway 40 from Steamboat Springs to Craig. U.S. 40 remains closed from Steamboat Springs east to Kremmling, and the Eisenhower Tunnel on Interstate 70 also is closed to traffic.
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by Brent Boyer
at 7:23pm
Early Morning
A black-tie affair
About 110 people turned out in their penguin suits - some literally - for the "Black Tie Affair"-themed, seventh annual Colorado Ski for Women 5K on Sunday.
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by Margaret Hair
at 12:00am
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Steamboat to Hayden stretch reopened
Officials have re-opened U.S. Highway 40 from Steamboat Springs to Craig. U.S. 40 remains closed from Steamboat Springs east to Kremmling, and the Eisenhower Tunnel on Interstate 70 also is closed to traffic.
Snowboarder remembered by family, friends
Jared Daniel died Friday at the Steamboat Ski Area
Speaking from their home in Auburn, Mass., Sunday, Stephen and Pamela Daniel remembered their son as an upbeat, kind student who was close with his friends and three brothers. He loved skiing, snowboarding and motorcycles and had come to Colorado for a weeklong ski trip with friends.
A black-tie affair
About 110 people turned out in their penguin suits - some literally - for the "Black Tie Affair"-themed, seventh annual Colorado Ski for Women 5K on Sunday.
More snow on the way
Storm could bring 12 inches or more to Steamboat
A strong Pacific storm could bring up to 12 inches of snow to Steamboat Springs by late tonight. The National Weather Service has issued a snow and blowing snow advisory for much of Northwest Colorado.
Demong in second at break
Bill Demong had the third-fastest 7.5-kilometer race Sunday and finished sixth in a World Cup event in Seefeld, Austria.
Mader has eye on next tourney
Sick Steamboat senior misses event
Steamboat Springs High School wrestler Houston Mader had the Valley Tournament circled as a chance to look at potential state wrestling opponents.
Steamboat Briefs for Jan. 28
Steamboat Pentathlon registration offered
The Record of Jan. 26
Saturday, Jan. 26
Ski plates on the horizon
Colorado's ski area trade organization is leading an initiative to offer residents ski-themed license plates for their vehicles.
Graham: Who to root for
Admittedly, I have no one to root for in the Super Bowl. I could certainly make a case for whom I don't want to win, but part of watching the Super Bowl is always rooting for one team.
Monday Medical: Occupational health
The workforce in the Yampa Valley has a new health partner. YampaWorks, the region's first comprehensive occupational medicine program, will begin serving employers and employees next week.
