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  • KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show is now 1 hour long!
  • Writer Stephen Trimble writes about a problem that has never been solved in this country: How to care for the chronically mentally ill. His mother, he says, learned from the Denver Post that her schizophrenic son, Mike Trimble, had died at 33, alone in a "care home" that failed to deliver proper care. For decades, Trimble says, we've known that we must do better.
  • KVNF’s Lisa Young provides an update on the Lowline Fire burning in Gunnison County. Grand Junction Mayor Anna Stout continues her conversation with KVNF's Cassie Knust on her campaign for Colorado's third congressional district. The City of Delta has issued a warning regarding a solar sales company spreading false information door-to-door.
  • Today we talk about the simplicity of mindfulness.
  • All Points Transit is taking part in the statewide "Zero Fare for Better Air" campaign, offering free rides on select routes through the end of the month. Real Estate prices in the area aren’t slowing down despite higher interest rates and a slight decline in overall inflation. Last week, the Durango 9-R school district hosted a training session for Physical Education teachers.
  • Now its time for Rain & Shine, your weekly regional science update.
  • Wildland firefighters deserve a living wage, says writer Gregory McNamee, and there's a bipartisan bill working its way through Congress to do exactly that. But it's sure to be controversial, he adds, even though everyone knows that ever more destructive and frequent wildfires are here to stay.
  • Today we take a mindful look at the power of observation.
  • Olathe High School will forgo its varsity football season, due to a lack of players. Kathleen Curry, a former Colorado legislator, recently announced her decision to run for Colorado's House District 58, a seat currently held by a 2024 term-limited Marc Catlin.Grand Junction City Council's recent approval of a funding mechanism necessary for infrastructure development may mean another step toward a prominent national retailer in the area.
  • Kathleen Curry, a former Colorado legislator, recently announced her decision to run for Colorado's House District 58, a seat currently held by term-limited Marc Catlin. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and State Representative Matt Soper recently went to jail…..that is the two Colorado leaders recently toured Delta County’s Detention Center to witness the success of the county’s Jail Based Behavioral Health Services program.
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