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Tom Ross: Don't look now, but 'Your Fly is Down'
And scatter my ashes along the Elk River someday
It was great to get wind last week of a former longtime colleague, Neil Cantwell. A loveable curmudgeon if ever there was one, Cantwell wrote a weekly fishing and hunting column for the Steamboat Pilot.
Rusted Root opens concert series Saturday at Howelsen Hill
In the 19 years since Joe Kboudi and John Waldman started the Steamboat Springs Free Summer Concert Series with two shows on the Routt County Courthouse lawn, the concerts have grown into a five-part collection of shows with an average attendance of 4,000 people.
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by Margaret Hair
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Steamboat happy hours
Happy hour specials at Steamboat bars and restaurants
Bucking Rainbow buys Sunpie's building
Outfitters get riverfront property; Bistro lands 5-year lease
John and Jaret Duty, of Bucking Rainbow Outfitters, got the ideal tubing location they've long coveted, and Mike and Colleen Miller got the new lease they needed for Sunpie's Bistro. The Dutys purchased the building for $1.2 million from James Reichert.
Library book club meets today
Literary Sojourn Author Study keeps a literary focus
Michelle Dover loves to share what she calls "inside scoops" with her Literary Sojourn Author Study.
Junior golfers keep things in perspective at Haywhacker
Castle Rock's Cody Kent was nearly perfect Monday in the opening round of the Colorado Junior Golf Association's Haywhacker junior championships. But after his round, the young golfer kept things in perspective.
The Record for June 21
12:03 a.m. Steamboat Springs Police Department officers arrested a 20-year-old Steamboat Springs woman on suspicion of underage driving under the influence, minor in possession of alcohol and not using headlamps after a traffic stop at Third and Pine streets.
Steamboat briefs: Search for Brian Stothart paused due to high water
The search for Steamboat Springs resident Brian Stothart likely will be suspended until water levels recede, Carbon County Sheriff Jerry Colson said Monday.
School district tries to collect unpaid fees
Parents owe more than $4,200 for full-day kindergarten
The first year of full-day kindergarten has presented a challenge for the Steamboat Springs School District. The district is owed $4,237.45, as of Monday morning, from 13 parents of children who attended the program last year.
Restaurant manager thwarts $1,000 theft
An alert manager stopped an attempted scam at a downtown restaurant last month, but the suspected culprit continues to call back in an attempt to steal nearly $1,000.
Rusted Root opens concert series Saturday at Howelsen Hill
In the 19 years since Joe Kboudi and John Waldman started the Steamboat Springs Free Summer Concert Series with two shows on the Routt County Courthouse lawn, the concerts have grown into a five-part collection of shows with an average attendance of 4,000 people.
Haywhacker Junior Golf Championships Day 1 results
Colorado Junior Golf Association Haywhacker Junior Golf Championships
Slate Creek would connect north, west Routt
Councilwoman: Future road won't be a 'superhighway'
If Routt County residents ever get the chance to cruise the Slate Creek Connector, it won't be the shortcut between Clark and Hayden that some have envisioned. Set your cruise control to 25 miles per hour instead of 45. The future road is meant to reduce traffic congestion on U.S. Highway 40.
Tom Ross: Don't look now, but 'Your Fly is Down'
And scatter my ashes along the Elk River someday
It was great to get wind last week of a former longtime colleague, Neil Cantwell. A loveable curmudgeon if ever there was one, Cantwell wrote a weekly fishing and hunting column for the Steamboat Pilot.
