We know that waterfowl like geese migrate at night, but did you know that songbirds do too? Beneath Western Colorado’s vast, star-strewn skies, migratory birds like Warbler’s, and Swainson’s Thrush embark on a breathtaking odyssey, their wings slicing through the night during peak migrations in May and September, from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Agritourism makes an impact in the North Fork Valley

City of Delta names new homeless shelter Riverbend Resource Center.

KVNF cookbook promotes community with music and food

Midwives seek new direction as labor and delivery unit closes in Delta

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The population of the Mexican wolf, also called “El Lobo,” is down to 286 animals that call New Mexico and Arizona home, writes Ted Williams. One problem is that some locals want none of the small wolves around at all. Inbreeding is another problem, he adds, and wolf advocates support the release of adult wolves to help the population rebound—a solution not in federal recovery plans. “Meanwhile, wolf haters are shooting lobos,” Williams says.

Unaffiliated candidate to oppose Montrose County Commissioner in recall effort

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are looking into an ongoing fish-kill event at Sweitzer Lake