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Lisa Young/KVNFFEATURE: On today’s KVNF Farm Friday, we continue with our coverage on the Congressional Listening Session in Hotchkiss, Colorado.The listening session on agriculture, water and the federal workforce was led by Texas Congressman Pete Sessions, Indiana Congressman Jim Baird and Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, who currently represents Colorado's Third Congressional District. -
Lisa Young/KVNFFEATURE: Western Slope Conservation Center executive director Hannah Stevens joins KVNF for a discussion on their most recent conservation efforts.
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Montrose County School Board Members voted to approve ballot language for the November election. The decision was made during the board’s Tuesday night meeting. -
FEATURE: Niko Woolf, running as an Independent, wants to defeat incumbent Commissioner Wendell Koontz for Delta County District 3 and take a bite out of the controversial land use code. -
Writer and Journalist Zak Podmore discusses his new book, Life After Deadpool: Lake Powell's Last Days and the Rebirth of the Colorado River. -
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FEATURE: Montrose County School Board members will vote next Tuesday ( August 27, 2024) on whether to place a bond measure on the November ballot to fund a new high school in Montrose. -
FEATURE: Last month, over 50 musicians from across Colorado and the country came to the tiny mountain town of Lake City. They where there to put on a band concert. It's not a paying gig. They do it for the love of music. As Laura Palmisano reports for KVNF, they had less than two days to prepare for the show. -
FEATURE: KVNF's Lisa Young spoke with Cole Buerger Democratic candidate for Colorado Senate District 5. Buerger says he's focused on regional issues and personal rights as he prepares to face Republican Marc Catlin in November. Buerger and Catlin have agreed to a debate on September 21, 2024 sponsored by Club 20. -
On this edition of Local Motion we go back in time and re-air a few KVNF Stories that ran from May to August. -
FEATURE: The hearing to oust Trustee Bill Brunner from the Paonia Town Board took place over two days and lasted more than six hours. -
FEATURE: Citizen's for a Health Community and EcoFlight took 10 flights over the North Fork Valley and Grand Mesa to view low to high developmental potential areas for oil and gas development.
