145 years ago From the April 30, 1881, edition of the Gunnison News “Lodging and boarding houses are erected on every side. This is one sign of the constant flow of people …
Tuesday’s city council meeting gave way for more discussion regarding updates to Gunnison infrastructure and community morale. Bill Nesbitt has served as a representative on the Gunnison …
After a long winter that was trying hard to be spring, precipitation has finally arrived. Unfortunately, in typical Gunnison fashion, its timing wasn’t the best. Wednesday, May 6, was Bike to …
Gracelyn Roberts is among the 26 Colorado Girl Scouts to be awarded with the 2026 Gold Award, a prestigious honor given to girls who create change in their communities. Roberts moved to …
145 years ago From the May 7, 1881, edition of the Gunnison News “Several new stone buildings are to be erected on our principle Main street lots. The new bridge over the …
At this week’s Gunnison city council meeting, some serious ground was covered in terms of discussions on the many projects being finalized in the coming weeks and months. The meeting …
The Blue Mesa Fishing Tournament, a two day fishing extravaganza, took place the first weekend of May, as it has for the past 34 years. The tournament, currently hosted by the Rotary Club, …
145 years ago From the May 14, 1881, edition of the Gunnison News “People daily flock into town on foot, with burros, and in every conceivable way. Business grows more and …
Gunnison County Substance Abuse Prevention Project, better known as GCSAPP, is celebrating 20 years of service in the Gunnison valley. On Wednesday, May 27, the program is throwing a block party to …
Community members gathered in Legion Park on Saturday to celebrate the long history of the ditches that make this town possible. Attendees sang along with Philip Handmaker as he played a song …
145 years ago From the May 21, 1881, edition of the Gunnison News “The new post office at Petersburg, this county, recently established is called Spring, and now is ready for …
As summer time catches up with the valley, kids are buzzing, raring to get out of the classroom. The only question is, where will they all be for those three months of freedom? For some, …
Gunnison County Commissioners and staff will be heading to Marble on Thursday, May 21, at 7:30 p.m. at Marble Community Church for a community Town Hall meeting focused on listening, sharing updates …
When you are house hunting, it is easy to focus entirely on the monthly mortgage payment. But the true cost of owning a home includes a few extra pieces of the puzzle.
Cottonwood Pass will be reopened for the 2026 summer season by about 5 p.m. May 21. A press release stated that Chaffee County is working with the Gunnison County Public Works Department …
Before the doors open each morning at the Gunnison Bank and Trust Company (GB&T), the day is already underway.
A statewide grand jury indicted two individuals on four counts each for allegedly submitting petitions with forged signatures to get a school choice initiative on the 2024 general election ballot, …
From a humble garage operation to a high-tech manufacturing hub, Wood Product Signs has spent nearly 40 years carving out a legacy in Gunnison.
The final piece of funding approved by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) helped the Colorado State Forest Service (CSFS) and its partners close on the Higher Ground Headwaters Ranch conservation …
Gunnison Valley Health this week welcomed Karen LoRusso, MD, to its medical staff as a hematologist and oncologist, further strengthening access to high-quality cancer and blood disorder care for our …