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Today we take a mindful look at Changing Habits.

In this Local Motion you’ll hear from Rocky Mountain Community Radio’s Maeve Conran for another regional roundup dive in. This week features a round table with Clark Adomatis and Hattison Rensberry about their reporting on harm reduction in their communities, with audio from their respective reports.

KVNF'S Lisa Young donned her dancing shoes for a Delta senior community’s prom.

KVNF’s Lisa Young took to the Delta streets last Friday night for the City of Delta’s first annual Cinco de Mayo celebration. The night was filled with fun, authentic food, entertainment and live music. A temporary fix is slated for the sinkhole on CO133 as North Fork agriculture and businesses worry.

KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show.

KVNF’s Lisa Young recently spoke with Paonia Chief of Police Matthew Laiminger and Fire Chief Blake Kinser regarding high water concerns in the North Fork. Water is scarce in much of our region. So every spring, one tribe spends days cleaning ditches that are vital to irrigating their farmlands. But aging infrastructure and the effects of climate change are making it harder for farmers to get enough water – even after the cleanings. The Mountain West New Bureau’s Kaleb Roedel reports.

Black Canyon High School is just one example of a nontraditional education pathway in our region…and while the school offers a nonlinear approach for students who may fall through more traditional cracks, it’s not just for students facing expulsion. As the school year ends, the concern over mental health among students and staff at Delta County Schools remains a top priority following the COVID-19 pandemic years.

Have you ever wished upon a shooting star? For most of us, the novelty of wishing on a shooting star has faded since the days of our childhood.

On today's KVNF Farm Friday Lisa Young interviews Alicia Michelsen about the weekly Arbol Farmers Market in Paonia, Colorado.

The Ute Mountain Ute tribe recently hosted its 134th annual Bear Dance in Towaoc, Colorado. Help is on the way for mobile home residents who want to purchase their mobile home parks. Mesa County Public Health Executive Director Jeff Kuhr has been placed on paid administrative leave.