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08/20/2024

The trash/junk mattress dumping has moved up Fish Creek Falls to a new corner. Please don’t dump mattresses. And please remove properly if it is yours.

08/20/2024

Here are some helpful reminders about school buses, now that school is back in session today.

Happy First Day of School for all students across Steamboat Springs. With school in session, here's a good reminder for drivers. Let's all do our part to keep our students safe this year!

08/20/2024

It is National Radio Day and we are so happy to celebrate with all of you. Thank you for listening to our seven radio stations here in the Yampa Valley.

Several inventors are credited with the invention of radio in the late 1800s. Then the 1920s is when listeners started really tuning in to news and world events.

We are very happy to bring you news, information, music, sports, and stories across the airwaves here in Northwest Colorado. Thank you for listening!


National Day Calendar

NATIONAL RADIO DAY On August 20, National Radio Day recognizes the great invention of the radio. Celebrate the news, information, music, and stories carried

08/20/2024

From Routt County Dispatch: Highway 40 at Mile Marker 116 in Mount Harris Canyon is to be reduced to one lane with alternating traffic for a vehicle recovery between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. A full road closure is expected once the vehicle is back on the road. Highway 40 will reopen once the vehicle is completely removed.

By Shannon Lukens   Tuesday morning, Aug. 20, wreckage from that semi-truck that went off the road on Highway 40 in Mount Harris Canyon will be recovered and towed back onto the road. This is about eight

08/20/2024

The news has more on the delays on Hwy 40 Tuesday, it is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, it's back to school and hockey time, and the museum is Craig is looking for something and they want your help.

By Shannon Lukens.   There will be delays on Hwy 40 between Hayden and Steamboat Springs for most of the day today. CDOT crews are removing the wreckage of that semi-truck that went over the edge of

08/19/2024

Please know that people care about you and you aren’t alone.

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. Please reach out to REPS to learn about their confidential and complimentary services that are available. Their number is 970-846-8182. If you are in crisis, dial 988.

REPS - Reaching Everyone Preventing Su***de

08/19/2024

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released a video of the three young wolves in the Copper Creek Pack in Grand County.

This video was provided to Colorado Parks and Wildlife by Mike Usalavage.

08/19/2024

The semi-truck that went over the edge of Hwy 40 at Mount Harris Canyon last month is being removed on Tuesday, Aug. 20. One lane will be closed most of the day, starting at 9 a.m. with a full-lane closure expected when the truck gets pulled up on the road.

By Shannon Lukens   Tuesday morning, Aug. 20, that semi-truck that went off the road on Highway 40 in Mount Harris Canyon will be recovered and towed back onto the road. The Colorado Department of Transportation will

08/19/2024

School is starting. In Steamboat Springs, today is the first day of school for 6th graders at the middle school and 9th graders at Steamboat Springs High School. Everyone else starts tomorrow.



In Hayden, today is the first day of school.



School starts in SoRoCo on Tuesday, Aug. 20.



Moffat County schools started last week.

08/19/2024

School is starting, expect delays on Hwy 40 Tuesday between Hayden and Steamboat, the Routt County Fair has wrapped up and the SBT GRVL ride was Sunday.

By Shannon Lukens. School is starting. In Steamboat Springs, today is the first day of school for 6th graders at the middle school and 9th graders at Steamboat Springs High School. Everyone else starts tomorrow.

08/18/2024

Enjoy some pictures from the Livestock Auction tonight at the 2024 Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds.

08/17/2024

Enjoy some pictures from the Hayden parade for the Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds.

Hayden, Colorado

08/17/2024

Experience the haunting allure of forgotten places at “The Graveyard of Buoyant Hopes” exhibit at the Museum of Northwest Colorado in Downtown Craig. Find out more about this exhibit at https://museumnwco.org/

Museum of Northwest Colorado - Downtown Craig

08/17/2024

Enjoy a few pictures of sheep and goats and the "Dress Your Animal" contest from the 2024 Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds in Hayden.

Saturday has the Lion's Club Parade at 10 a.m. in Hayden.

YVEA's Mutton Bustin' is at 11 a.m.

The free community BBQ is from 3-5 p.m. with KRAI & 55 Country serving free Coke Floats.

Then the Routt County Junior Livestock Sale is at 4:30.

The Eric Paslay concert starts at 8:30 p.m.

08/17/2024

Enjoy some pictures from the Home Arts at the 2024 Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds in Hayden.

08/16/2024

Marshall House progress.

08/16/2024

Karl Denson live with Brian Harvey ahead of the Karl Denson's Tiny Universe shows at the Old Town Pub Steamboat this Saturday 8/17 and Sunday 8/18. Get tix @ OTPSteamboat.com

Karl Denson Live with Brian Harvey

08/16/2024

Get ready to party with Grammy nominated country artist Eric Paslay at the Routt County Fair. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. You’ll know him for his hits, “She Don’t Love You,” and “Song About a Girl”, and “Friday Night.” Get your tickets now at RouttCountyFair.org or at the gate.

Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds

08/16/2024

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08/16/2024

Here are the happy kids in the Dress Your Pet contest at the Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds in Hayden today.

08/16/2024

The Marshall House is at the top of Oak Street, ready to go.

08/16/2024

Here is the spot where the Marshall house will go. The move is starting right now so please avoid Oak Street between 11th and 12th.

08/16/2024

Baling twine is being collected for recycling at Elk River Pet & Ranch in Steamboat. Bring your twine in to keep the Yampa Valley beautiful, protect wildlife and domestic livestock and save that money you pay to the landfill.

The plastic twine is 100% recyclable. It is processed in Arizona into plastic pellets for manufacturing new plastic items.

If your FFA or 4-H group would like to earn $0.10/pound for collecting discarded twine, please contact Community Twine Recycling at twinerecycling.com.

08/16/2024

Enjoy some pictures from the Beef Show at the Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds.

08/16/2024

Friday's news has a Casey's Pond update, a letter to the governor and head of CPW about wolves, the Marshall House move, SBT GRVL, and the Routt County Fair. And a lot more.

By Shannon Lukens. Those in the Assisted Living section of Casey’s Pond Senior Living also now have to leave in 90 days. That section is also now closing. Residents and relatives were notified Thursday. There are 36

08/16/2024

Disco Inferno was a hit tonight at Steamboat Resort. Thank you to Steamboat Symphony Orchestra for a beautiful evening of fun.

08/16/2024

Those in the Assisted Living section of Casey’s Pond Senior Living now have to leave in 90 days. That section is also now closing. Residents and relatives were notified Thursday.

There are 36 in the Assisted living portion of the building.

This is in addition to 47 from the Skilled Nursing Unit that have been told they have to leave.

The appointed receiver of the property, Bellann Raile, sent a press release that the “facility cannot remain as senior living after being unable to pay off millions of construction debt in the past nine years.”

Raile says there has been interest from potential buyers. Official bids are not due until Sept. 9. Anyone who bids must go through a defined sales process outlined in the receivership order.

Press Release from Cordes & Company; August 15, 2024.

AFTER RECEIVING POTENTIAL BIDDER FEEDBACK, CASEY’S POND ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF ASSISTED LIVING

Facility cannot remain as senior living after being unable to pay off millions of construction debt in past nine years

Steamboat Springs, CO – The operator and court-appointed receiver of Casey’s Pond senior living regrets to announce that it will be closing the assisted living section in 90 days. The possibility of this closure was brought up to residents and families at a town meeting in July. The official closing announcement was shared with residents and their relatives earlier today, prior to this press release being issued.

“This is a very unfortunate situation,” said Bellann Raile, the appointed receiver of the property. “The continued day-to-day operation of the assisted living section doesn’t bring any relief to the mountain of debt accumulated over the last nine years. We will continue to do everything possible to assist residents in their efforts to find alternative arrangements and to support them during this time.”
Although official bids are not due until September 9th, there has already been a robust group of potential buyers interested in touring the property. Some buyers are actively exploring keeping the building as housing, although the specific details will not be known until the bids are received.

Last month, the facility announced that the skilled nursing unit would be closing in three months. Since that time the receiver and staff, along with groups and individuals, have been working to find new placements for residents and make the transition as smooth as possible. Similar efforts will be made on behalf of the 36 residents in the assisted living portion of the building. As the receiver continues to wind down operations, she is reviewing the various services offered to residents and the independent living arrangements.

All offers to purchase the property must go through the defined sales process outlined in the receivership order. A price point cannot be determined until qualified bids are formally reviewed when the first round of bids is submitted on September 9th.

While there have been many recent articles regarding community efforts to retain the facility as senior living, all offers to purchase the property must go through the defined sales process. At this time, the receiver has not indicated any specific price that would be acceptable. The receiver has a fiduciary responsibility to run a sale process intended to solicit the highest and best offer for the facility.

08/16/2024

Avoid Oak Street, between 11th and 12th Friday. The historic Marshall House is making the move in the morning from 12th, halfway down the block to behind the Smell That Bread Building. There will be no parking on Oak Creek on that section.

Caitlin Berube-Smith is the historic preservation planner for the city. She has sent some more information on the Marshall House, which started being built in 1888.

Historical Facts

Significant for its late 19th century cross gabled plan and Victorian era details and for the histories associated with the Groesbeck and Marshall families.

Lucretia B. and Jacob Q. Groesbeck constructed the dwelling in 1889, after moving to Steamboat Springs from Boulder County.
Jacob Q. Groesbeck opened and owned Steamboat Springs first drugstore, Groesbeck and Metcalf and served as Steamboat Spring’s Justice of the Peace and police magistrate and was postmaster.

First wood-frame house built in steamboat with lumber from the Suttle mill, the mill was operated by Lucrecia’s family.

Following removal of a non-historic addition to prepare for the move, it was discovered that the home was bult by log and likely finished with wood details on the exterior and the interior walls were also framed with wood from the Suttle Mill.

By the early 1950s the house became the home of Willard B. and Wilma Marshall. The Marshall’s lived in the house for three generations until being sold in 2018.

Parties Involved

Current Owners

In early 2024, David Josfan and Jon Peddie with Oak Street Partners, LLC purchased the lot with the Marshall House located at 134 12th with the intent to enhance the lot and re-sell for redevelopment.
David and Jon are long-time locals, both committed to preserving history and our local heritage. They decided to work with the City of Steamboat Springs Historic Preservation Division to find a new owner and location for the house.

New Owners

In June of 2024, Overlook Development, LLC confirmed interest in placing the house on a vacant lot they own at 135 11th St., just directly behind Smell That Bread, which is also under the same ownership. Sam and Juli Gordon of Smell That Bread will be undertaking ownership and operation of the Marshall House once relocated. They have plans to operate the house as an upscale cigar lounge following restoration of the house.

Contractor’s Involved

Moving a house is no small feat and the City has assisted in facilitating with all parties involved to ensure this important historic structure is not demolished.

Structural Mover – Patton Structural Movers, a family operated business out of Kansas, are physically moving the home.

Contractor – Ken Fones, with Fones Construction and Excavation, is the General Contractor for the new location at 135 111th St and is completing all preparation work for the site to receive the house.

Fones will also continue with foundation work, along with Structural Engineer – Michael Ulrich.

Architect, Chancie Keenan with Mountain Architecture and surveyor, Ryan Spaustat, with Landmark Consultants, Inc., have worked to position the house on the new lot and will also continue on final plan sets required for the future restoration.

Other – Xfinity and YVEA also jumped in to assist in last minuet relocation of utility lines so the house could fit on the lot.

Move Details

The house will be moved the morning of Friday, August 16, 2024. The move will take most of the day and will require partial street closures along 12th from Lincoln Ave to Crawford Ave during the morning of the 16th. As the house is transported from 12th to the new location, 12th will open and Oak Street close from 12th to 11th. There will be no parking along Oak Street during the move. Perimeter streets may be used as a detour during the partial closure of 12th between Lincoln and Crawford Ave, for direct access to CMC, Crawford Ave may be utilized. Following final relocation of the house, Oak Street will be opened.

08/15/2024

From the Routt County Fair in Hayden, Grand Champion Beef goes to Brooke May and her steer named Salt. Reserve is Olivia Rossi.

08/15/2024

Be in Hayden at 7:30 p.m. this Friday for Octane Addictions with X-Game Medalists and Nitro Circus riders! Everyone will love the action-packed show brought to you by Senergy Petroleum. See the best X-Game riders this Friday live at the Routt County Fairgrounds. Tickets are available at the gate or in advance at RouttCountyFair.org


Routt County Fair & Fairgrounds

Senergy Petroleum

Octane Addictions