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  • 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
  • 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
  • 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.
  • Ouray County continues to address budget shortfall, cuts $27,000 worth of contracts; Cowboy Heritage and Poetry Shine in the West End
  • Sean Pond names "establishment" enemies; North Fork Farmer calls this year an 'incredibly unusual' one for local growers
  • On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear about efforts to restore beaver habitat in Rocky Mountain National Park, then we head to Western Colorado to hear how one rural community is dealing with electronic waste. After that we head to the Four Corners to the burn scar from the Ferris Fire to hear how wildfire impacts soil. We round out the show hearing about what El Niño might bring to the drought-stricken Rocky Mountain West.
  • New Montrose County Emergency Manager Kristy Matthews presents her priorities to the Montrose County Board of Commission; Coloradans eye ski resort openings; Glenwood Springs sues ICE facility landlord; Should the West start using the Earth’s heat for power?
  • Ouray County Commissioner offers to take 10% salary reduction amid budget crisis; DIA sued over passenger death caused by man who was struck by plane after evading security; Paonia teen wins honorable mention from NPR
  • Montrose City Council plans to move a sitting councilor into its vacant District 4 seat. Plus, Ouray County's new fire recovery manager, a Montrose police session on license plate readers, a National Merit honor at Montrose High School, and why Montrose County doesn't track West Nile mosquitoes.
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