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  • Every birth experience is different. Some are joyful, even spiritual occasions. Others result in emergency situations or even tragedy. This week on Local Motion, four mothers share their birth stories.
  • News broke on Friday afternoon, that Democratic challenger Adam Frisch conceded the race in Colorado’s Third Congressional District to incumbent Republican Lauren Boebert. The Denver Post is reporting on the rise of RSV, COVID and FLU hospitalizations in the state. According to a recent Denver Post Newsletter, Colorado is heading into a major holiday with the three viruses putting pressure on the state's hospitals. Inflation has already put a squeeze on grocery budgets. And now, the USDA says avian flu has claimed millions of turkeys this year – pushing turkey prices higher as Thanksgiving approaches. One Lake City man may be having fish for Thanksgiving….Matt Smiley nabbed a state record Brook trout while fishing the Waterdog Lake in the Uncompahgre National Forest last month.
  • KVNF's Ashley Krest interviews the band members of The Texmaniacs and Peter Rowan, backstage at the Moab Folks Festival.
  • The city of Ouray is looking to boost water temperatures at the Ouray Hot Springs Pool, reports the Ouray Plaindealer. The federal government may receive the bulk of cash seized as part of evidence in the February murders of two Paonia residents, reports the Montrose Daily Press. Documents filed in federal court concerning just over $360,000 in assets from Michael Arnold’s estate were connected to marijuana Arnold grew at his Black Bridge Road property. Citizens for a Healthy Community Executive Director Natasha Leger hand delivered copies of the organization’s latest publication to Delta County Commissioners on Tuesday. The 90 page document entitled, Climate Action Plan for Delta County: Moving From Crisis to Comeback urges the county to consider the impacts of climate change and take action.
  • Today we continue our coverage on the shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs over the weekend. Delta Pride will host a Club Q vigil on Sunday, November 26 at 5:30 p.m. at the Delta Chamber of Commerce.
  • Today we take a mindful look at Gratitude.
  • Emily Sinclair joins Taya Jae on this weeks show to talk about the sustainability of small, independent bookstores; why we should shop locally in a corporate world and what makes her shop, Paonia Books, unique.
  • Dr. Nathan Perry, assistant professor of economics at Colorado Mesa University, spoke with KVNF's Lisa Young about how Mesa, Montrose and Delta counties fared during the third quarter of 2022.
  • Have you ever dreamed of flight? The constellation Pegasus has long been a symbol of courage and aerial daring for humans past and present. Late fall in a dark location offers perfect viewing of this winged horse.
  • Darrell Scott joins Taya Jae on Talkin' Music to talk about his musical aha moment, discuss the joy of imperfection and share his most recent albums, Jaroso and Darrell Scott Sings the Blues of Hank Williams.
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