Marty Durlin

Fifteen North Fork High School students pitched their business and nonprofit ideas at anevent on December 17 — and all received funding.

No Kings 2.0 draws peaceful protestors to Paonia

Business owners request limiting the number of recreational licenses to two; want flat tax changed to 5% tax on products

Delta Health CEO addressed current issues facing the rural hospital and clinics

Delta voters will decide this fall whether to lift TABOR restrictions and allow the sale of several city parks. After debate, the City Council voted to exclude Fort Uncompahgre from the proposal, calling it an irreplaceable part of local history.

Paonia has new water restrictions while crews reline the town’s main storage tank. A smaller temporary tank is in use during construction, so residents are on alternating-day watering schedules. Officials say there’s no shortage, but rules will be enforced through the end of irrigation season.

The Town of Crawford will begin rehabilitating Wiley Springs in September, requiring a week-long ban on outdoor watering and other conservation measures. Public Works Director Bruce Bair says the project — the first in 60 years — aims to increase reliability of the town’s only water source and boost supply by “at least 30 percent.”

Arbol Farmers Market returns for its fifth season

Eco-Flight highlights environmental threats to the North Fork Valley