Rob Douglas: Council stumbles on Lincoln Avenue
Friday, May 16, 2008
On Tuesday evening, local gadfly Bill Jameson challenged the Steamboat Springs City Council to be visionary in redesigning Lincoln Avenue through downtown Steamboat Springs.
Read story.Margaret Hair: Goodbye to Mountain Theater
Friday, May 16, 2008
On Saturday night, Steamboat Mountain Theater will close its doors for destruction.
Read story.Joanne Palmer: Confessions of a Lacrosse Mom
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
I’m a Lacrosse Mom. Before my son started playing lacrosse, I knew nothing about it. After the first season of lacrosse, I still knew nothing about it. Read story.
Tom Ross: North Park eagle provides awe-filled moment
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
We had to suffer for it, but a couple of buddies and I witnessed a National Geographic moment Saturday in North Park.
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Luke Graham: Full of maroon and white
Monday, May 12, 2008
No school travels to track and field meets like Soroco. Friday and Saturday at Stocker Stadium in Grand Junction, there may not have been a more visible and loud presence than the fans from South Routt. Read story.
Deb Babcock: Currant news
Monday, May 12, 2008
Looking for a great shrub for your Steamboat Springs area garden? Look no further than Ribes spp, commonly called the currant bush. It’s a great Zone 3 to 5 (we’re USDA Zone 4) plant that grows well both in the garden as well as in a patio container, for those with little or no garden space. Read story.
Conservative commentary: Ideas never are to be feared
Sunday, May 11, 2008
To fear an idea, any idea, is unworthy of a free society. To suppress an idea from debate is more cowardly still. How does our country measure up?
Read story.Reichenberger: Weiss a worthy hero
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Molly Weiss doesn’t have the make of your average hero. Read story.
Jimmy Westlake: Mars month
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Silently and without much fanfare, NASA’s Phoenix spacecraft has been speeding toward the “Red Planet” Mars at 74,000 mph for the past nine months. When it arrives May 25, it will attempt a powered soft landing near the north polar ice cap to drill for water and determine whether the conditions ever were suitable to support life as we know it.
Read story.Tom Ross: Who knew college professors could be this much fun?
Saturday, May 10, 2008
If you know how to get a hold of Fats Domino at his temporary home outside New Orleans, do me a favor. Give Fats a call, and tell him Kerry and the Hartbeats didn’t mean no disrespect.
Read story.Margaret Hair: Fighting for a funktified universe
Friday, May 9, 2008
“That’s a good question,” Steamboat music producer Todd Leestma says, trying to buy time to arrive at a reasonable response to, “Why did you decide to record music as the Intergalactic Funk Cowboy?”
Read story.Rob Douglas: Horrific crime rekindles debate
Friday, May 9, 2008
She was 8. I was 26. She was calm, and her answers were matter-of-fact. I was nervous, and my questions showed it.
Read story.Mary Walker: Saying goodbye — for now
Thursday, May 8, 2008
I’m in Nairobi but will head back to the United States today after spending the past two days accompanying a girl from the Tasaru Girls Rescue Centre back to her boarding school in Eldoret, Kenya. Eldoret was the site of some of the most unimaginable and brutal violence after the national elections in Kenya at the end of December. Although the violence has ended, the evidence and repercussions of the unrest are everywhere, particularly in a town such as Eldoret. Read story.
Joanne Palmer: Hair mousse and toe cleavage
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
I forgot to pack my cleavage! I’ve taken a few trips out of Steamboat recently and after spending time in airports and the “real” world, I’m here to tell you every woman who is ready, willing and able is sporting cleavage.
Read story.Tom Ross: Factory outlet fishing just looks strange
Anglers on hold as spring comes slowly to the Yampa Valley
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
The sight of fly fishermen clad in bulky waders waddling past the Ann Taylor and Jones of New York fashion stores in Silverthorne on Sunday was a little surreal. But the anglers were hooking trout, and I guess the shoppers were netting bargains.
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