Valley Symphony Orchestra presents fall concert; New map tracks data center proposals on Western public lands; Delta homeless task force celebrates a year of the Riverbend Resource Center; The art of bookbinding

Three people are running for two open seats on KVNF's board of directors. On Local Motion, Dave Barnaclo, Sara Rinne and Ed Vita answer the same questions about their backgrounds and the station. Members vote by mail by Oct. 23 or at the Oct. 26 Annual Meeting.

Delta County School Board to consider new policies, Suppes mentions the possibility of subsequent litigation; EPA faces lawsuit over Atrazine use; Charter Issues Committee on why Montrose residents should vote against proposed charter amendments

Lighthouse Shelter closes, Shepherd's Hand steps up to provide winter shelter; Trump administration's effort to move Forest Service headquarters to Utah blocked; Sergeant Garrett Henderson promoted to new Paonia police chief; Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante lawsuit reopened

PERA switches retirees' health insurance plan; no impact for Montrose Regional Health patients; Lutheran High School faces allegations of racism at football games; Montrose still plans to play the school next week; Film celebrating American suffragettes comes to Paonia; Paonia hosts its first PorchFest

Ouray Emergency Services budget report leaves commissioners hesitant about merger with Ridgway Fire; Delta County encourages residents to test for radon, offers free test kits; New report shows voting inequity for Native Americans; MRH layoffs impact Montrose residents

Artist Jeff Wagner discusses basket weaving and his passion for teaching the process.

PERA switches retirees' health insurance plan; no impact for MRH patients

Montrose Regional Health laid off 34 employees yesterday, and announced that 43 vacant positions will not be filled. The elimination of these 77 positions comes amid budget strain, and will have impacts on the company’s structure and the programs it provides.

In Telluride, Flock cameras are being removed after Town Council decided to strike funding for the contract with Flock Safety from the budget.