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Hotchkiss Fire Department Facebook page.
The Lawhead fire was the first fire threatening structures in the KVNF listening area, and for many in our audience, represented the start of the fire season on the Western Slope.
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The Montrose City Council’s decision not to issue a Pride Month proclamation this year sparked emotional public testimony from residents, veterans, parents, and LGBTQ community members, many of whom argued that the move signaled a lack of support for inclusion and recognition.
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The Montrose County School District Board of Education voted Tuesday to place Superintendent Dr. Carrie Stephenson on paid administrative leave. The move comes as a third-party investigation into a former Olathe Elementary principal continues.
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John Craigie is joined by Jamie and Kellen Coffis to perform live in the KVNF Bamboo Room. Included is an interview with Craigie by Taya Jae. -
KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show. As the Worm Turns is now on Wednesday's @ 5 PM. -
Auden Schendler lives in Basalt, Colorado, where spring is usually measured by snowpack, river levels, and the return of kayak season. But after one of the driest winters in recent memory, Schendler says the rivers he and his friends depend on never truly arrived—a loss that signals far more than a bad recreation season.Schendler argues that climate change is not only reshaping the American West’s landscape and economy, but also eroding the rituals, friendships, and sense of identity tied to home. -
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