KBUT's local news headlines for Crested Butte, Gunnison, and the surrounding areas.

Local Headlines

Crested Butte residents called in from the front lines of the Standing Rock Reservation protests of the North Dakota Access Pipeline.  They say the atmosphere is very tense and that protesters are constantly in fear of intervention from the authorities.

Standing Rock:  A Report From CB Protestors

20th Annual Grand Traverse results feature heartbreak, triumph, and family traditions. Also, Titans Soccer and Track results, George likes saying Gore Tex, and, ultimately, it's all vanity.

3/29/17 - Sports Barrel

Titans Track shines at the State Championships. West Elk Soccer U-18 had a rough week, but hopes to close the season strong this weekend. The 10th annual Growler is this weekend at Hartman Rocks. Bob Uecker's name is hard to spell.

5/24/17 - Sports Barrel

Vicky Roach-Archuleta has been standing on the corner of Virginia and Main in downtown Gunnison for 15 minutes every Friday at noon, for more than 14 years. Her message: peace.

8/4/17 - Honk for Peace

The Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests, a.k.a. the GMUG, has embarked upon its first new forest plan in 34 years. An open house was held recently in Gunnison as a way for locals to both understand the planning process and contribute suggestions.

8/9/17 -New Forest Plan in the works for the GMUG

Titans Volleyball and Cross Country wrap up their seasons, and preparations for winter begin. WE NEED A MONTAGE.

11/1/17 - Sports Barrel

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