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As midterm elections approach, counties remind eligible voters to make sure their information is up to date; Delta Board of Commissioners sign letter supporting rescission of 2001 National Roadless Rule; Marx agrees to moderated debate; Marty Durlin brings us to the Grand Mesa Writers' Symposium

Two climbers have died on Colorado 14ers in separate incidents less than a week apart; Trump approves disaster designation for Colorado counties facing fire destruction; Polis asks feds to pause wild horse roundups; Dave Frank resigns from city council amid tensions largely stemming from proposed charter amendments

Montrose Police Chief Hall gives update on high number of DUIs, says a downtown establishment may be overserving; Gabby Petito foundation supporting fundraising effort for San Juan Landing, planned domestic violence shelter in Montrose; Runners take on Imogene

Carrie Stephenson pens open letter to the public after resignation; On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Craig Childs recounts his experience in New York City during the attacks

Ouray County faces $1.5 million budget deficit; Delta County School Board selects new legal council; University of Colorado, Boulder honors World War II code talkers

Ouray County continues to address budget shortfall, cuts $27,000 worth of contracts; Cowboy Heritage and Poetry Shine in the West End

West End Family Link Center reopens after receiving emergency funding from the county; Victor Marx’s Church Appearances Blur the Line Between Ministry and Campaigning

Sean Pond names "establishment" enemies; North Fork Farmer calls this year an 'incredibly unusual' one for local growers

GMUG announces improvements to Mt. Lamborn Trail and Bear Creek National Recreation Trail; Former administrator whose complaint led to Olathe Elementary investigation threatens lawsuit against Montrose County School District

KVNF threw Montrose its first punk festival, but nobody knew if anyone would come. On this Local Motion, we hear from a few of the many people that showed up, and why they did. Plus, a Paonia seed grower on the year with no winter, no fall water, and a virus in seven crops.