Local kids made the most of a giant pile of woodchips in the parking lot next to the CharMar Park playground on Saturday.
Community members joined in a friendly Welcome Week soccer tournament with local first responders and law enforcement on Thursday, Sept. 18.
Community members paraded down Main Street to proudly demonstrate in the name of diversity on Saturday, Sept. 20. The event was a part of the various Welcome Week activities which were held all over Gunnison over the weekend. (Photo by Jacob Spetzler)
Vinotok took over the streets of Crested Butte on Saturday, Sept. 20. Community members followed the cast and crew down Elk Ave during the procession which ended at the 4-Way for the annual Trial of the Grump.
The fourth annual Welcoming Week celebration is underway in the Gunnison Valley this week.
Gunnison's local Grateful Dead cover band, Easy Jim, played one of the final I Bar summer concert series events on Sept. 13.
On Sept. 3 and 4, High Country Conservation Advocates teamed up with the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District and the Bureau of Land Management for some hands-on restoration work at Upper Gunnison’s Gold Basin wet meadow site.
On Aug. 3, Firebird Theatre closed out its free-admission run of Shakespeare's “A Midsummer Night's Dream” at the Western Colorado University Quigley Bandshell with over 120 attendees.
Jace Perez marches into the end zone, capping off a 45-28 Mountaineer victory over West Texas A&M in the season opener on Aug. 28.
With summer break coming to a close, Gunnison Community School students returned to campus on Monday, Aug. 25.
Last week, hay bales dotted the valley’s open ranchland, signaling the early arrival of autumn
On Thursday Aug. 21, eager young racers packed out the Jorgensen Park pump track — ready to compete for the last time this summer.
Gunnison Tough alongside Wrangler Bucking Cancer and Tough Enough to Wear Pink celebrated the first annual Bull Fest at the Gunnison County Fairgrounds on Saturday Aug.16.
The 37th annual Gunnison Car Show hosted by the Gunnison Car Club filled Jorgensen Park and Main Street Aug. 15-17.
On Friday Aug. 15, the GHS football team geared up for the first time, and took on each other in an intersquad scrimmage.
The Gunnison Arts Center presented Local Vocals on Saturday Aug. 12. The concert, organized by Chris Coady, featured five local singer-songwriters — Sierra Joy, Rachel VanSlyke, Sam Heart, Alan Wartes and Coady. Each shared original songs and the stories behind them.
On July 26, the Mountain Roots Food Project held the annual Feast in the Field celebration and fundraiser at Red Dog Ranch in the shadow of Whetstone Mountain near Crested Butte.
The GHS soccer team is back on the field following a state qualifying 2024 campaign. The Cowboys practice schedule is ramping up ahead of a home opener against Mead on Aug. 23 at 1 p.m.
Families and friends gathered to see Stovetop Gemini at the Sundays @ 6 free concert series on Aug. 3
The Gunnison Valley Theatre Festival hosted a debut performance of Steven Cole Hughes’ new musical, “Singletrack!” on Aug. 1