Colorado Parks and Wildlife received 5,299 reports of sightings and conflicts with bears in 2025, which is 15% higher than the previous six years.

The Pathways building, which opened in August 2025, shows promising results for local learners who pursue options beyond the traditional classroom curriculum. 

When Colorado Parks and Wildlife rolled out updates to bull elk hunting in the Gunnison Basin on Feb. 13, some outdoorspeople welcomed the changes. 

Western Colorado University is being haunted. The ghost student phenomenon has made its way to the college.

"Go as a River," Shelley Read’s debut novel, celebrates its third anniversary Saturday. The international bestseller brings readers from across the globe into the Gunnison Valley, transporting them …

Tuesday’s city council meeting was dominated by discussion regarding state legislation and the city’s stance on bills that could affect Gunnison.  Councilor Matt Schwartz gave an …

After a meticulous two-year restoration, the historic Pitkin Hotel and Bon-Ton Bistro have officially returned to the Gunnison County landscape, blending turn-of-the-century charm with modern luxury.

The historic Almont Resort is preparing to transform into a hub of psychedelic rock and mountain rhythm as it hosts Easy Jim, a premier Grateful Dead tribute band, on Saturday, Feb. 28.

The Gunnison Arts Center is preparing to settle a long-standing local score with the production of its signature fundraiser, “SonofaGunn.”

Modernizing a home's electrical system is an effective way to blend convenience with a premium feel, according to Jesse Duft, owner of JD Electrical Services. Smart lighting systems, such as the RadioRA 3 system by Lutron, allow residents to control their home's ambiance via smartphone and set "moods" for various occasions. Small upgrades, such as under-cabinet lighting, LED retrofit cans and dimmers, can also add a luxurious touch to a home. Duft emphasized that electrical upgrades don't have to be extensive to be effective.

Lauren Cooper Counseling is expanding mental health support in the Gunnison Valley with a new private practice focused on collaborative, evidence-based care for teens and adults.

Gunnison girls soccer has been taking off the last three years since the implementation of youth club teams. The effort started at the U12 level, and this year has evolved into two U10 teams, a U12 team and a U15 team.

After three years on the Gunnison Board of County Commissioners, Commissioner Laura Puckett Daniels announced her campaign for another term representing District 3.

Colorado takes a unique approach to ensuring state history remains accessible through the years, and now Gunnison County’s own 19th-century landmark stands to benefit from statewide historic preservation efforts.

For the price of just $1, Gunnison’s American Legion Post 54 has secured 99 more years in its original building. But the insignificant dollar amount hardly captures the partnership, community spirit and sacrifice that have gone into preserving the space for local veterans.

As tax season gets underway, Western Colorado University’s School of Business is once again offering free tax preparation services to the Gunnison Valley community through the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.

Years of discussion surrounding over-the-counter versus limited hunting in the Gunnison area culminated in a recent regulation change specific to bull elk hunting in the northern Gunnison Basin, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced in a press release issued this week.

In 2007, the film Ratatouille was released and with it the message that anyone can cook was shared with viewers young and old. In a similar light, I hope that today’s article imparts the message to our community that anyone can garden.

For more than two decades, Fara Tolno has been traveling to the Gunnison Valley and around the world preaching the gospel of cultural preservation. But instead of pounding on a pulpit, his message is carried by the beat of a drum.

Small gullies in the dry ground were the first clues Matt Vasquez got that something wasn’t right.  He was a student at Western Colorado University in the early 2000s and worked …