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  • Now its time for Rain & Shine, your weekly regional science update.
  • On today’s Farm Friday we take a look back at how the early wet spring season brought some interesting challenges to valley food growers with Emily Hartnett, program manager for Valley Organic Growers Association (VOGA). Grand Junction Mayor Anna Stout became the latest Democrat to launch a bid to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert next year in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District.
  • KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show is now 1 hour long!
  • Bynum sat down this week with KVNF to discuss her campaign’s top issues, including a lack of childcare services and affordable housing in the region. That conversation continues. Colorado’s new Universal Preschool program begins in the coming weeks and there have been concerns about whether enough preschool places are available in the state. A new federal grant could help fund protections for children from lead in drinking water at schools and childcare facilities across the state.
  • Unify Montrose, part of Unify America, has been working in the community to address a childcare desert since earlier this year. In an unexpected turn of events, Grace Community Church of Delta has withdrawn their request to have a property at 1755 Gunnison Avenue rezoned from industrial to B-3. The Minnesota Creek Road Fire east of Paonia was contained Friday thanks to the efforts of multiple responding agencies. A Cedaredge house caught fire on Friday, just a few hours before firefighters contained the Minnesota Creek Road fire. Across the state, Coloradans have the opportunity to celebrate Colorado Day with free and discounted activities.
  • KVNF's Cassie Knust speaks with Montrose Mayor Barbara Bynum about her campaign for Colorado Senate District 5. Curiouser Books fills a smaller, more independent book space in the market that’s been empty for a few years now in downtown Montrose.Starting August 7, drivers in Colorado will be required to move over or slow down for any vehicle on the side of the road. USDA Rural Development recently ended a public review identifying areas that no longer qualify as rural for housing programs. More money than ever before is being spent on lobbying in Colorado.
  • Recently, scientists announced detection of a persistent gravitational wave background (GWB), continually rippling the cosmos like a calm ocean breeze.
  • Taya Jae is joined by Denver based musician Covenhoven who will play in Paonia on Monday, August 7.
  • On today's Regional Newscast, we feature Richie White a camp host at Ward Lake Campground on Grand Mesa. White talks about his day-to-day job and how he "stumbled" into becoming a camp host. We also hear from USDA's Gary Crawford on how the USDA is making more investments in protecting communities from wildfires.Megan Hess, the former owner of Sunset Mesa Funeral Directors in Montrose, is making headlines again. Hess is appealing her 20-year sentence for mail fraud related to human remains.
  • The Little Mesa Fire burning in the Dominguez Escalante National Conservation Area south west of Delta in Montrose County has tripled in size since it started by lightning last month. Students in our region returned to the classroom this week for a new school year and KVNF's Cassie Knust speaks with Montrose County School District teachers about the upcoming year.
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