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Chamber music fest features renowned quartet
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Chamber music fest features renowned quartet
By Erin McIntyre 
August 11, 2022
You don't have to know the difference between Brahms or Beethoven to enjoy classical music. You can just be someone who appreciates listening to talented musicians in beautiful settings. That's one of...
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BUILDING A COMMUNITY
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BUILDING A COMMUNITY
By Erin McIntyre 
August 11, 2022
Before Colin Kraft became a Chang Chavkin scholar, he told his dad he might not go to college. As he neared graduating from high school, he worried about paying for school, about digging a hole he wo...
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CALENDAR & EVENTS
By News Staff 
August 11, 2022
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Every Friday and Saturday morning at 9 a.m. and every Wednesday night at 5:30 p.m. at St. Daniel’s Church, 614 Fifth St., Ouray. Every Thursday and Sunday at 7 p.m. in the sanctu...
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AROUND THE REGION
By News Staff 
August 11, 2022
GUNNISON Partnered with the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska, Gunnison’s primary electricity provider, city staff are continuing to take steps to reach their goal of supplying Gunnison with 100% re...
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Planning board OKs Ouray townhomes
By Liz Teitz 
August 11, 2022
The Ouray Planning Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved four variances for a five-townhome project near Fellin Park. Crandall Bates and his son, Cuentin Bates, told the board they want to build ...
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Marijuana regulation conflict in full bloom
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Marijuana regulation conflict in full bloom
By Kylea Henseler 
August 11, 2022
When Alexandra Perez and her husband, Daniel Castillo, decided to invest in a marijuana cultivation facility on Log Hill Mesa, she said she thought the county would be a nice place to start a family....
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Ridgway paves way for housing
By Liz Teitz 
August 11, 2022
Construction could begin as early as this week on Ridgway's newest affordable housing project, after the town council unanimously approved it Aug. 3 with some variations from the town code, and agreed...
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Ridgway council to consider lodging tax change, development moratorium
By Liz Teitz 
August 8, 2022
Editor’s Note: This story was not published in the Aug. 4 Plaindealer because the agenda for the Aug. 10 Town Council meeting was published on Aug. 8.  Ridgway Town Council will consider three major d...
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City mulls land buy for housing
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City mulls land buy for housing
By Liz Teitz 
August 4, 2022
The Ouray City Council is split on whether to pursue purchasing a tract of land for affordable housing, but agreed to initiate the appraisal process to find out how much it would cost. Under a 2008 de...
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Flooding strains county road crews
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Flooding strains county road crews
By Mike Wiggins 
August 4, 2022
The stronger-than-normal summer monsoon has been a blessing for many in Ouray County — for lawns and gardens and golf courses, for farmers and ranchers. But for Ouray County Road and Bridge crews, it’...
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Search for pool temp solutions heats up
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Search for pool temp solutions heats up
By Mike Wiggins 
August 4, 2022
An engineer has presented city officials with four options to boost flagging water temperatures in the Ouray Hot Springs Pool, all of which are estimated to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. City...
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CALENDAR & EVENTS
By News Staff 
August 4, 2022
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Every Friday and Saturday morning at 9 a.m. and every Wednesday night at 5:30 p.m. at St. Daniel’s Church, 614 Fifth St., Ouray. Every Thursday and Sunday at 7 p.m. in the sanctu...
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Log Hill HOA president faces recall
By Erin McIntyre 
August 4, 2022
Editor's note: The Plaindealer has learned Mark Hartman submitted a letter of resignation on Thursday morning, the day after this article was written. The special meeting and election for the Fairway ...
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County kicks can on marijuana rules
By Kylea Henseler 
August 4, 2022
With the clock ticking on an 18-month moratorium on marijuana grow licenses ending Oct. 5, Ouray County commissioners are hoping to enact new rules at the last minute. The board began a first reading ...
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GRILLIN’ AND CHILLIN’
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GRILLIN’ AND CHILLIN’
By News Staff 
August 4, 2022
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Resident eyes old clubhouse for refugee housing
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Resident eyes old clubhouse for refugee housing
By Liz Teitz 
August 4, 2022
A hammock sways in the breeze outside the old Fairway Pines clubhouse, an old stair climber sits on a covered porch and at night, hanging lights illuminate an empty parking lot and porch. The building...
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IT’S NATIONAL NIGHT OUT, BABY
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IT’S NATIONAL NIGHT OUT, BABY
By News Staff 
August 4, 2022
Ava Sales, age 1, enjoys eating chips and wearing her Log Hill Volunteer Fire Department Junior Firefighter hat at National Night Out Tuesday. Her mom, Anna Sales, brought Ava and her brother and sist...
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Road to Yankee Boy Basin to reopen after flooding, mudslides
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Road to Yankee Boy Basin to reopen after flooding, mudslides
By News Staff 
July 28, 2022
Ouray County officials plan to reopen County Road 361 later today (Thursday) following mudslides that buried and damaged the popular high-country road leading to Yankee Boy Basin on Wednesday. The dec...
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POLICE LOG
By News Staff 
July 28, 2022
The following is an excerpt of cases handled by the Ouray Police Department from July 20-26: JULY 20 Officer found a parking problem in the 400 block of Main Street. Officer responded to a report of l...
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County to spend COVID money on master plan
By Liz Teitz 
July 28, 2022
Ouray County plans to spend up to $60,000 of federal COVID-19 relief funds on a master plan process, and an undetermined amount of money on future facility planning and site preparation. They also dis...
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Firefighters gain ground on Gold Mountain Fire
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Firefighters gain ground on Gold Mountain Fire
Sheriff allows some evacuees to return home; blaze shifts away from populated areas
By By Mike Wiggins, Erin McIntyre and Deb Hurley Brobst mike@ouraynews.com erin@ouraynews.com 
July 8, 2026
Residents forced to flee the Gold Mountain Fire north of Ouray nearly two weeks ago returned to charred landscapes but fully intact homes Wednesday, an indication that authorities believe the threat h...
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Despite fire, downsized Fourth celebration marches on
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Despite fire, downsized Fourth celebration marches on
By Erin McIntyre erin@ouraynews.com 
July 8, 2026
A scaled-back Fourth of July celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States and 150th birthday of Ouray attracted thousands to the city, despite the cancellation of fireworks, water fights and...
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First fire, then floods? Leaders start planning for next potential emergency
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First fire, then floods? Leaders start planning for next potential emergency
By Deb Hurley Brobst Special to the Plaindealer 
July 8, 2026
Even though the Gold Mountain Fire is still burning, Ouray County officials are already thinking about flash flood risks in the burn scar as Colorado moves into monsoon season. “This is a predictable ...
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Water providers ask customers to pull back
Ridgway enacts mandatory irrigation restrictions
By Mike Wiggins and Erin McIntyre mike@ouraynews.com erin@ouraynews.com 
July 8, 2026
Water managers in Ouray County are asking residents to curtail water use and avoid putting more demand on their distribution systems in light of the Gold Mountain Fire and ongoing tinder-dry condition...
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Looking Back
50 Years Ago
July 8, 2026
July 7, 1966 Charges have been filed in Ouray County Court against three Ouray youths for violation of state statutes in climbing over a fence at the municipal swimming pool last Friday and breaking b...
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