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FORT COLLINS and STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Triple Crown Sports Inc., the Fort Collins company that in January lost its contract with the city of Steamboat to host multiple youth and adult tournaments, will be permitted to host at least two baseball tournaments in June this year. The Steamboat City Council voted this week to permit the tournaments after being threatened with lawsuits if access to Steamboat fields was denied to the company and allowed to other tournament organizations. In a three-page letter to City Manager Gary Suiter, Triple Crown CEO Keri King outlined the economic impact that ...

Matt Hanson, pitcher for the Colorado Elite out of Castle Rock, fires toward home in a game against the Saddleback Cowboys of California. The teams were competing in the 13's elite bracket of the 2019 Triple Crown World Series at Howelsen Hill. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — After voting 4-3 not to renew a contract with Triple Crown Sports, the Steamboat Springs City Council will again discuss the youth sporting organization’s future at its Tuesday night meeting. Triple Crown CEO Keri King reapplied to hold summer tournaments in Steamboat through the city’s special event permit process, which all ...

Rendering from Steamboat Resort   STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Steamboat Ski & Resort Corp. on Wednesday made official its plans to redevelop Gondola Square into a multiuse plaza with additional restaurants, shopping and entertainment venues. The project is slated to break ground in April. “This is the biggest proposed project since the resort first opened in 1963, and it will benefit visitors and the entire Yampa Valley community, which have been so supportive of the resort through the years,” Ski Corp. President and Chief Operating Officer Rob Perlman said. east out onto the base of the moun...

The future of Save Our Season is in limbo. Graphic by Bryce Martin. While the group is comprised of volunteers, Sarah Bradford, owner of Steamboat Lodging Co. and co-founder of SOS, told council the organization needs the funding to pay for Facebook ads and create more graphics, the group’s primary mode of messaging. “We can’t afford to not do more than what we’re already doing,” SOS co-founder Robin Craigen said in an interview Tuesday. “Without help from the city, millions of dollars of revenue is at stake.” “The winter sales tax revenue picture is still a big question mark,...