Top 10 stories of the past week: Editor offers bittersweet farewell; Steamboat Resort holds Opening Day
1. From the editor: Now, a bittersweet ‘goodbye’
Shelby Reardon/Steamboat Pilot & Today
2. ‘It’s snow baby’: Steamboat Resort celebrates Opening Day 2021 (with video, photo gallery)
3. Steamboat Resort set to open with 5 trails, 20 acres Saturday, what looks to be a bluebird day
4. Human-made: With abnormal weather, Steamboat Resort relying heavily on snowmaking for Opening Day
5. Record number of passengers prompts more expansion at Yampa Valley Regional Airport
6. Pilot & Today’s parent company sells to West Virginia-based Ogden Newspapers
7. The Steamboat Collective blends great taste with coffee, wine
8. COVID-19 leads to numerous local long-haul patients
9. Steamboat Fit expands to fulfill ‘community need’
10. Routt County real estate sales total $30M for week of Nov. 19 to 25
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