Steamboat Today: Blythe Terrell

Blythe Terrell

City editor

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Blythe Terrell is the city editor at the Steamboat Pilot & Today. She came here in March 2008 from Austin, Texas, where she was a copy editor at the Austin American-Statesman. Blythe graduated in May 2005 with a bachelor's of journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She has
interned as a reporter at The Kansas City Star, at Third Sector magazine in London, and as a copy editor at the Traverse City (Mich.) Record-Eagle and the Orlando Sentinel. Blythe was born in Louisville, Ky., but grew up in the suburbs of St. Louis (after a brief stint in Aurora). She's a fan of St. Louis sports teams and college athletics, and she loves having adventures, meeting strangers and reading Hunter S. Thompson.

Recent Stories

Routt jobless rate rises in October

6.1% of labor force was unemployed, up from 5.9% in September

Routt County's unemployment stood at 6.1 percent in October, up from 5.9 percent in September, according to state figures released today. The number of people in the county's labor force continues to decrease. Statewide, unemployment fell from 7 percent in September to 6.9 percent in October.

Copper Mountain to sell

Intrawest enters deal with Utah-based Powdr Corp., passes will be honored

Powdr Corp., based in Park City, Utah, will take over the I-70 corridor mountain. The company says it will honor all passes for this season.

LIFT-UP coat drive starts

Take coats to Ski Town Cleaners before 6 p.m. today through Saturday. Coats will be given out the first week of November.

Lanes on Lincoln opening up this weekend

Weekend construction update.

Lincoln Avenue construction updates

Closures and information about the downtown construction. A meeting about the project is 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Centennial Hall.

Steamboat speaker provides career advice

Shari Harley encourages people to be honest, seek feedback

Shari Harley was impressed with her audience Saturday at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. About 25 people showed up at 9:30 a.m. on a beautiful day to listen to her speak for three hours.

Authors talk about process, passion at Literary Sojourn

Nearly every seat at every table was full at Saturday's Literary Sojourn. The audience members leaned raptly over pairs of reading glasses taking notes on pads or sneaking sips of water. Before them stood the authors, on a stage, behind a lectern and between paintings of trees and snow.

Lyon's Corner Drug offers Pretty Brainy clothing

Heidi Olinger was shopping for her niece Ryanne in 2001 when it dawned on her: There were no clothes out there that fit Ryanne's personality. That frustration planted the seed for Olinger's apparel company, Pretty Brainy. The line is meant for girls ages 7 to 14, called "tweens," and focuses on being feminine and intelligent.

Hayden food bank moves to new location

LIFT-UP serves those in need Wednesday mornings on Walnut

LIFT-UP clients who walk into the new Hayden food bank space are likely to see Holly Blake's bright, smiling face. Blake, a volunteer and LIFT-UP of Routt County board member, will manage the food bank.

Ski Corp. cuts international hiring amid local job interest

Steamboat Ski Area is in the thick of ski season hiring, and the recession has changed a lot.Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. expects to bring on fewer international workers, but leaders expect employment numbers to be similar to last season.

Recent Photos

The new site for the LIFT-UP food bank in Hayden includes far more shelf space and square footage than the previous spot. Volunteer Holly Blake, displaying the wares Thursday, handled much of the move and will run the food bank.

Published on October 5, 2009

Kathy and Shawn Sulzner stopped by the Creek View Grill for lunch Tuesday when they saw it had reopened.

Published on September 23, 2009

Native Excavating crews are working on the reconstruction of Poplar Street in Hayden. A pair of trucks move equipment and materials south on the road Tuesday afternoon.

Published on September 16, 2009