Hilltop

Nichole Fox of Give a Dam, based in Durango, teaches people of all ages about the guardians of our waterways, beavers. Gavin Dahl asks her to describe the interactive Nature Theater activity she is leading at North Fork Community Fair in Paonia Town Park on Saturday at 3pm. Plus, ahead of Father’s Day, the nonprofit Hilltop Family Resource Center’s fatherhood navigator John Schmitz tells us about Fatherhood Appreciation Day at Riverbottom Park tomorrow at noon.

Colorado Supreme Court hears fracking casesHilltop receives $60K for domestic violence, senior daycare programsSki season brings big economic gains to…

A Colorado bill aimed at preventing teen pregnancy and keeping kids in school cleared the state House last week. The bill seeks to extend and expand a…

The state reports more than 2,600 people have been hospitalized because of the flu so far this season. And, St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction has seen…

Open enrollment for Colorado’s health exchange ends Feb. 15. If you need help figuring out coverage options there are enrollment centers across the state…

There’s an art project on display at the Montrose Library that seeks to bring awareness to domestic violence.Hilltop’s Tri-County Resource Center created…

Each year, thousands of Coloradans, men and women, are victims of domestic violence. They're abused by their husbands or wives, boyfriends or girlfriends.…