Gone are a “big box” store and monolithic housing options. A revamped design for the Gunnison Rising annexation calls for diverse homes, a walkable neighborhood, smaller retail stores and a
From feedback on strategic priorities to a better understanding of its socio-economic characteristics, Gunnison city leaders possess new information about the community.
“Reasonable belief” versus “beyond a reasonable doubt” — the difference between the two is enough to proceed with first-degree murder and other charges “good things” were happening for her family, and
The only two contested races for elected leaders in Gunnison County resulted in landslide victories for Democratic candidates.
In a situation nearly identical to four years ago, Gunnison County offi cials didn’t complete counting ballots impacting most local races in this year’s election until Wednesday at about 5 p.m.
“Reasonable belief ” versus “beyond a reasonable doubt” — the difference between the two is enough to proceed with first-degree murder and other charges “good things” were happening for her family, and that she had “awesome news” that made her want to run outside “screaming.”
The complete unofficial election results for Tuesday’s election were released late Wednesday afternoon:
Gunnison County Sheriff
John Gallowich (D) 6,604 76.0%
Mark Mykol (R) 2,082 24.0%
Complete unofficial election results for Tuesday’s election in Gunnison County were released at about 5 p.m. Wednesday afternoon. Results are as follows.
Gunnison County Sheriff
John Gallowich (D) — 6,604 votes— 76.0%
Mark Mykol (R) — 2,082 — 24.0%
Prepare to be detoured traveling Hwy. 50 between Gunnison and Montrose in 2020. Proposed improvements to a 3.8 mile stretch of the highway in what’s known as the Little Blue Canyon
Crested Butte jeweler Meaghan Young has always dreamed of having her own business. As a silversmith and goldsmith, she has spent 15 years making jewelry.