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  • In this week's Crisis to Comeback podcast, Kori Stanton speaks with Mark Waltermire, owner of Thistle Whistle Farm about hotter and drier growing seasons and the future of agriculture. Mark shares his perspective on food security, community resiliency, and agrivoltaics.
  • Delta Health is now recognized as an Elite Hospital for Pediatric Readiness in the nation. A new bill at the State Capitol would outlaw evictions unless a landlord has just cause to evict a tenant. The Revenue-Virginius Mine, located 5 miles southwest of Ouray, has been cleared from the state to resume operations. Montrose County School District has spent upwards of $500,000 since transitioning mascots for Montrose High School, Centennial Middle School, and Johnson Elementary School. So far, the state has awarded $107,000 to the district to help offset the costs. On today’s Farm Friday we take a look at Colorado’s Farm to School program and the ways it’s increasing access to healthy school meals through the Colorado Department of Education.
  • KVNF's weekly call in gardening show. The worms return for the 2024 growing season.
  • KVNF's weekly call in gardening show.
  • KVNF’s Lisa Young has the latest on Integrated Insight Community Care, including a recent attempt by Rocky Mountain Health Plans to sever all Medicaid contracts with Integrated claiming patient safety issues.Ouray Police Chief Jeff Wood has been placed on paid administrative leave following criminal accusations against his stepson and two others for the alleged rape of a 17-year-old girl at Wood's home. Representative Marc Catlin is backing a bill that would cut access to poison linked to suicides. The San Miguel Resource Center is raising awareness of healthy relationships and teen dating abuse. Residents in Montrose may have to continue traveling beyond the county for recreational marijuana purchases, as efforts to legalize the sale of cannabis within the city face another setback.
  • The latest All Points Transit route from Montrose to Ouray called Our-Way hit the road last week. The new bus service is the result of a 2022 state grant obtained by Ouray City officials.
  • Now its time for Rain & Shine, your weekly regional science update.
  • The ladies of Mama Lingua join Taya Jae to celebrate Women's History Month, the release of their new EP, Home Studio Sessions, and to talk about their upcoming show at Bluecorn Cafe in Montrose, at the end of the month.
  • Colorado House Bill 24-1066, introduced earlier this legislative session, addresses many issues related to an increase in assaults against healthcare workers across the state. Rural hospitals like Delta Health are finding ways to address the alarming issue now.
  • The town of Paonia is looking to hire four full-time staff members and one part-time staff member, including one police officer and one public works member, to replace staff members who are leaving, reports the Delta County Independent.
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