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Community partnership: Concurrent enrollment a win-win for Steamboat Springs

CEPA allows high school students to work toward a diploma and college transcript

CMC Eagles cross-country team hosts home meet in Leadville

Macaluso and Shaffer lead CMC Eagles to first place finishes

Longtime Vail Valley locals elected officers of CMC Foundation board

From left, CMC Foundation board member Esgar Acosta, assistant vice president of Alpine Bank’s Eagle branch, CMC Foundation board member Ursula Gross, communications consultant, Elaine Kelton, chair of the CMC Foundation board, and Rob LeVine, secretary of the CMC Foundation board.

The Foundation Board of Directors held its first meeting of the 2021-22 school year.

Alpine Bank CMC scholarship celebrates 25th anniversary

Alpine Bank President Bob Young with past Alpine Bank First-Generation Scholarship recipients.

Over 250 students have attended college with Alpine Bank’s support

Fall into Fitness at CMC Spring Valley Sept. 22

A cardio balcony in Colorado Mountain College's Outdoor Learning Center & Field House provides a commanding view of the Elk Mountains during workouts.

Also see plans for future Nursing Education Center

CMC Salida sees growth in concurrent enrollment program

Keri Vignale, right, the CEPA coordinator at CMC Salida, helps a student get registered for a concurrent enrollment course.

Many students are earning college credits while still in high school

CMC Eagles cross-country team kicks off fall season

CMC’s top runner Jason Macaluso (yellow singlet) gets off to a fast pace at the start of the Ted Castaneda Cross-Country Classic in Colorado Springs on Sept. 11, 2021.

First meet held at Colorado College Sept. 11

Community invited to CMC Leadville library open house

The Pinnacle Library recently expanded. Community members are invited to see the improvements at an open house on Sept. 9 at the CMC Leadville campus.

See new learning space, meet new staff on Sept. 9

CMC Board of Trustees meets in Aspen

The BOT met at the college’s campus in Aspen Tuesday, where they approved an architect contract and project management services for a new student housing project