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Most-read stories of the week at SteamboatPilot.com

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These were the most-read stories from Jan. 14-20 at SteamboatPilot.com.

1. Cast goes to screen, giving Steamboat its first look at ‘Relatively Famous: Ranch Rules’

2. Rogue snowmobiler fined $10,000, sentenced to 160 hours of public service



A fire broke out at the Peak Ready Mix plant at 1645 Shield Drive on Wednesday, Jan. 20. No one was hurt in the blaze.
John F. Russell/Steamboat Pilot & Today.

3. Fire at concrete plant on west end of Steamboat contained

4. Preliminary report reveals some details about Emerald Mountain plane crash



Savannah Wolfson, a mom from Oak Creek, is running for District 26 in the Colorado House of Representatives, which includes Routt County. Savannah Wolfson/Courtesy

5. Oak Creek mom announces run for Colorado House seat

Carnage ensures during the Stampede race at the Cowboy Downhill on Monday, Jan. 17, at Steamboat Resort. The annual event brings the men and women of the pro rodeo circuit up to Routt County for a day of racing on skis and snowboards.
Eli Pace/Steamboat Pilot & Today

6. Cowboy Dowhill: It doesn’t get more ‘Western’ than this, rodeo queen says

Steamboat Springs resident and The Grand Bevy business founder Josh Rosenthal appeared on Access television show in December with show host Kit Hoover. left, and actress Vivica A. Fox.
Courtesy photo

7. Steamboat business turns party drinks into Grand production

8. Dropping reservoirs create green light for sustainability on Colorado River

9. Parks and recreation moves toward more strictly regulated use of Emerald Mountain trails

10. Short-term rentals on the table for Colorado legislators


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