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By Mike Wiggins 
July 5, 2023
As Ouray city leaders gain a better grasp of the types of housing the city needs in the coming years, they’re getting a clearer picture of how the economic, demographic and housing landscape has chang...
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By Mike Wiggins 
June 28, 2023
It starts with a single shot, followed by a series of volleys spaced seconds apart — a dazzling display of every color of the spectrum that forms blooms and smiley faces. The explosions bounce off t...
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By Mike Wiggins 
June 28, 2023
Tax revenue from sales in April climbed to an all-time high in Ouray for the month, while hotel bookings and lodging tax revenue fell again, as the city motors toward the most hectic part of the summe...
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By Katie Langford 
June 28, 2023
The Ouray School District is eyeing a slate of capital projects to improve safety and prolong the lifespan of the 54-year-old gymnasium, including new school buses and safety systems. Funding for buil...
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By Erin McIntyre 
June 28, 2023
The Town of Ridgway will draft a ballot question to ask voters to raise lodging taxes to 6% and dedicate 50% of its lodging tax revenue to affordable housing. The move is the latest in a debate over h...
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By Daniel Schmidt 
June 28, 2023
Terra Malmstrom couldn’t believe her eyes. The postcard she received from the Ouray County Assessor’s Office said her off-grid 1,500-square-foot Earthship home was now 2,500 square feet and $200,000 m...
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By Daniel Schmidt 
June 28, 2023
Ouray County commissioners approved on Tuesday an agreement to not sue Charles Cunniffe Architects and FCI Constructors for inadequate heating, ventilation and air conditioning improvements at the Our...
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By News Staff 
June 28, 2023
Ouray has long had a boisterous and festive holiday to celebrate the Fourth of July, as is evidenced by the newspaper accounts of the patriotic holiday from years past. One of these was printed in 188...
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By Daniel Schmidt 
June 28, 2023
Vast, thick fields of Gambel oak blanketed Dustin Mullins’ ranch, making much of the landscape difficult to see through. A nine-vehicle convoy rumbled slowly through the brush, occasionally stopping ...
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By Mike Wiggins 
June 28, 2023
Two Western Slope residents have filed lawsuits against Taco del GNAR in Ridgway, alleging they contracted a parasite from eating contaminated food from the restaurant in the last two months. Walter W...
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By Erin McIntyre erin@ouraynews.com 
November 20, 2024
San Miguel Power Association customers will pay more for power used during peak-demand hours starting in May, and more for access to services starting in January. The association's board of directors ...
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Unable to agree on purchase price, Swiss Village residents seek help from city
By Mike Wiggins mike@ouraynews.com 
November 20, 2024
The residents of Swiss Village Mobile Home Park in Ouray have reached a stalemate in their effort to buy the land underneath their homes, potentially casting doubt on the future of the park. Swiss Vil...
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Ouray council could offer administrator post to one of three candidates on Nov. 27
By Mike Wiggins mike@ouraynews.com 
November 20, 2024
The elevator pitches are done. The jam-covered brie, crackers, fruit and brownies left over from the community reception were eaten up. The 8 a.m. interviews are finished. All that’s left is a decisio...
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By Lia Salvatierra lia@ouraynews.com 
November 20, 2024
Ouray County Attorney Leo Caselli received a near-perfect annual performance review score from county commissioners for the third year in a row, scoring 98 out of 100 points across 10 characteristics....
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