Paonia Town Council

Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters and deputy Belinda Knisley will not be allowed to oversee elections for a second year in a row, a district court judge ruled yesterday. Plus, Colorado is poised to take an unusual step in granting state lawmakers paid parental leave. Robyn Vincent reports the move highlights a legacy of female political representation. Also, Kate Redmond speaks with one of the Paonia Town Trustees, seated since the recent election.

Paonia Town Council taking steps to resolve long-standing water supply issuesCQ lateral canal in Montrose flood damaged homes & crops, carried away…

Delta Libraries closed temporarily this week in response to a belligerent man refusing to wear a maskPaonia Town Council renewed Corinne Ferguson's…

Governor Jared Polis visits Montrose to attend job fair, promote rural economyRulemaking for new oil and gas regs continues, tackles issue of flow…

Lawmakers will press forward with 5 school safety bills in next sessionGunnison Sage Grouse of Western Slope one of nation's rarest birdsUS House passes…

Parks and Wildlife identify, euthanize bear that attacked a man in AspenPetition for moratorium on water tap sales submitted to Paonia Town…

Paonia Town Council to meet, discuss Town Administrator's actionsICE activities on the Western Slope ramping up

Paonia Town Council votes to ratify declaration of local emergencyBreak in main water line discovered, boil notice remains in PaoniaControversial bill…

Paonia Trustees write letters opposing seismic mapping projectGunnison Energy in preparation stages for 3D mapping of Terror Creek areaRepublican House…

Tuesday night's regular meeting of the Paonia Board of Trustees was disrupted when former trustee Suzanne Watson, who was trying to speak during the…