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New measles exposures locations announced in Gunnison, Almont after case confirmed

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DENVER (KDVR) — Officials confirmed that an individual who was in Colorado from out of state has measles and are now notifying the public of potential measles exposure sites. Details about the new case were slim. The case was confirmed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Gunnison Department of Health and Human Services. FOX31 Newsletters: Sign up to get breaking news sent to your inbox The virus is highly co…See the Story

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Portions Of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Set To Reopen Following Wildfire Activity

COLORADO – The North Rim of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is set to reopen on July 30, 2025, after it was shut down due to the South Rim wildfire. Once open, visitors will be able to access trails, overlooks, and the North Rim Campground. Park staff will be at the ranger station from 10am to 3pm daily to answer questions and provide permits. The 13 sites of the North Rim Campground will be open on a first-come, first-served basis. A…Read Article

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Portions Of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Set To Reopen Following Wildfire Activity

Public Input Sought for GMUG Forest Health Projects; 'When land managers hear from the public, it matters'

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GUNNISON, Colorado: As forest health challenges like drought, insects, and disease continue to threaten Western Colorado’s public lands, community members have an opportunity to contribute to how the region responds.Drought · Gunnison Read Article

Gunnison Basin Roundtable board seeks applicants

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The Gunnison Roundtable Board is seeking applicants to fill a vacant board position. Members are appointed to a five year term by their respective county commissioners. Appointments to fill a vacancy will be for the remaining term. To apply online…Gunnison · Gunnison Read Article

PRÓIS® TORAI MID-WEIGHT APPAREL SET DESIGNED FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE DURING COOL-WEATHER PURSUITS

Technical Jacket and Pants Built to Move, Built to Last Gunnison, Colo. — Próis®, the leading performance hunting apparel brand designed exclusively for women hunters by women hunters, has enhanced two of its most popular cool-weather staples: the Torai Mid-Weight Hooded Jacket and the Torai Mid-Weight Freedom Pant. With newly added venting and protection features, these mid-weight technical pieces deliver the proven performance and comfort seri…Gunnison · Gunnison Read Article

Mari Sandoz’s Legacy Lives On: Nature Writing Students Claire Thompson and Lizbeth Bárcena Awarded First Scholarships

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GUNNISON — Two students in Western Colorado University’s Graduate Program in Creative Writing’s Nature Writing concentration are the beneficiaries of the newly established Mari Sandoz Scholarship.Gunnison · Gunnison Read Article

The National Park That Hardly Sees The Light Of The Sun

Colorado is full of unbelievable state and national parks, with Rocky Mountain National Park and Great Sand Dunes National Park often sitting as people’s #1 and #2 destinations in the incredible state. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park seems to be the more forgotten of the state’s 4 National Parks (Masa Verde being the 4th), but those hoping to experience all that the state has to offer shouldn’t make the mistake of skipping it. Black C…Gunnison · Gunnison Read Article

Romancing the River: The Empire Strikes the Public Lands, Part 2 — George Sibley (SibleysRivers.com)

Click the link to read the article on the Sibley’s Rivers website (George Sibley): June 10, 2025 Get used to it: I’m probably going to be using that quote at the head of every post here for the near future at least; nothing so perfectly summarizes the history not just of the past several months, but of the past century, beginning – so I would argue – in the 1920s with the first crash of over-financialized hog-trough capitalism, resolved with …Gunnison · Gunnison Read Article

REGIONAL: Western hosts thousands during summer camps and conferences —'Summer at Western isn’t a quiet season'

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Western Colorado University in Gunnison is once again buzzing with summer activity. Over the next two months, 35 separate events will welcome nearly 7,000 visitors to campus through a variety of camps, conferences, and academic gatherings.Gunnison · Gunnison Read Article

US: Pulling profits with plants, fish, and a good business plan

"If you're wanting to grow food that's nutritionally dense and reliable, aquaponics is it," says Alex Van Zandt, owner of Gunni Gal, a 2,400-square-foot aquaponics greenhouse in Gunnison Valley, Colorado. She focuses on growing herbs and leafy greens year-round to sell in her community. Aquaponics uses a…Fish · Gunnison Read Article

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New measles exposures locations announced in Gunnison, Almont after case confirmed

Portions Of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Set To Reopen Following Wildfire Activity

Portions Of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Set To Reopen Following Wildfire Activity

Public Input Sought for GMUG Forest Health Projects; 'When land managers hear from the public, it matters'

Gunnison Basin Roundtable board seeks applicants

PRÓIS® TORAI MID-WEIGHT APPAREL SET DESIGNED FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE DURING COOL-WEATHER PURSUITS

Mari Sandoz’s Legacy Lives On: Nature Writing Students Claire Thompson and Lizbeth Bárcena Awarded First Scholarships

The National Park That Hardly Sees The Light Of The Sun

Romancing the River: The Empire Strikes the Public Lands, Part 2 — George Sibley (SibleysRivers.com)

REGIONAL: Western hosts thousands during summer camps and conferences —'Summer at Western isn’t a quiet season'

US: Pulling profits with plants, fish, and a good business plan

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Public Input Sought for GMUG Forest Health Projects; 'When land managers hear from the public, it matters'

Gunnison Basin Roundtable board seeks applicants

PRÓIS® TORAI MID-WEIGHT APPAREL SET DESIGNED FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE DURING COOL-WEATHER PURSUITS

Mari Sandoz’s Legacy Lives On: Nature Writing Students Claire Thompson and Lizbeth Bárcena Awarded First Scholarships

The National Park That Hardly Sees The Light Of The Sun

Romancing the River: The Empire Strikes the Public Lands, Part 2 — George Sibley (SibleysRivers.com)

REGIONAL: Western hosts thousands during summer camps and conferences —'Summer at Western isn’t a quiet season'

US: Pulling profits with plants, fish, and a good business plan