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Latest Episodes
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On today’s KVNF Farm Friday we learn about Colorado Edible Forest with owner Vanessa Harmony. Vanessa was attending this year’s Western Colorado Soil Health, Food and Farm Forum in Montrose last month.
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The re-sentencing for Megan Hess and Shirley Koch, previous owners of Sunset Mesa Funeral Directors, is set for April 15th.
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Delta County School Board members passed its gender name policy by a vote of 4-1 at the January 30th meeting.
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From the Delta Count we move to the City of Delta where two opportunities for people to offer feedback on plans to revitalize Main Street last week, including a session just for business owners, and one for the public. Marty Durlin reports.
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The Karuk Tribe has a centuries-long tradition of burning their land to keep it healthy. The practices are key inspiration for regular prescribed fire training on their ancestral territory.
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On today’s KVNF Farm Friday we feature an impromptu interview with Tomek Barc owner of Happy Hive Farmstead in Delta, County.
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Last weekend the Rocky Mountain Sled Dog Club held the "Grand Mesa Summit Challenge", at the Mesa Top Trailhead on the Grand Mesa. KVNF's Brody Wilson brings you along to the event.
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FEATURE: This past Sunday afternoon KVNF's Lisa Young traveled to the Yarrow Taproom in Austin, Colorado
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Paonia Police Chief Matt Laiminger presented an update to the Paonia Board of Trustees during the January 14th council meeting, reports the Delta County Independent.
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Members of the Delta County School Board will review a draft policy on a bill passed in 2024 that allows students to use a preferred name that reflects their gender identity. The district's policy committee has recommended allowing teachers certain “religious exemptions” to the law.