This discussion was packed with important information about how access to care is changing in Grand County as we head into 2026.

Our expert panel covered Medicaid updates, financial assistance, local support programs, and what families, seniors, and individuals need to know in a rural community like ours.

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Health care costs are changing. What does that mean for you?

A special discussion about the 2026 healthcare changes and their impact on rural living in Grand County.

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Listen to the real talk on health insurance, policy shifts, and the rising cost of care in our mountain communities.

Public Affairs conversation with Helen Brown from Sustainable Grand!

Helen shares insights into how this community-led organization is working to promote environmental sustainability, responsible growth, and resource stewardship across Grand County.

From renewable energy initiatives to waste reduction programs and community education, Helen discusses the ways Sustainable Grand is helping our mountain communities protect what makes Grand County truly grand.

A Public Affairs conversation with Taylor Domanowski and Rebecca Fine from the Grand County Builder’s Association, working hard to strengthen the foundation of our community, one project at a time.

The Builder’s Association plays a role in connecting local builders, businesses, and residents with state and federal initiatives that support housing, infrastructure, and sustainable growth in Grand County. Their work helps ensure that the homes and communities we build today serve the needs of tomorrow.

Gaylene Ore, Executive Director of the Grand County Tourism Board, joins us to discuss how local tourism supports, and is shaped by, our community.

Gaylene explains the current grant cycle (applications due October 24th) and how these tourism grants help fund events, marketing, and projects that strengthen Grand County’s economy and sense of place.

She also shares insights into the board’s structure and representation across different regions of the county, ensuring that every community’s voice is heard.

Discover how tourism revenue flows back into local businesses, nonprofits, and initiatives that make Grand County a destination worth visiting - and a community worth calling home.

Ultrasound Technology with Middle Park Health!

Check out our latest KFFR Public Affairs recording featuring Abbie Steinbrueck, a licensed Physician Assistant at Middle Park Health.

Abbie shares how she uses ultrasound technology to precisely guide platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections — a treatment designed to help the body heal naturally after injury and improve joint longevity.

Hear how this innovative therapy is supporting recovery and wellness right here in Grand County.

Bob Scott, the expert behind Bob Scott’s Authentic Indian Jewelry, a cornerstone of Native American art and artifact preservation for over 40 years.

Bob is an advocate for cultural preservation, authenticity, and the importance of relationships with both Native and Anglo artists who continue to keep traditional craftsmanship alive.

Hear how his passion for preserving artistry and culture has helped collectors and communities honor this creative legacy.

In this week’s segment, Peter Bullard, CEO of Credit Union of the Rockies (CU-Rockies), joins us to talk about the value and impact of credit unions, and how they serve our Grand County community.

As a community-minded, not-for-profit institution owned by its members, CU-Rockies focuses on helping locals access financial tools, support, and opportunities they might not have known were available.

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Did you know that over 115 people die every day from the opioid epidemic? It’s one of the greatest health crises of our time. For tribal communities, the challenge is even greater, with barriers to care built into daily life.

In this powerful Public Affairs interview, Grand County’s own Robert Kershner talks about the work of OneTogether Solutions - a collaborative approach to healing that partners with tribal communities to bring care, connection, and solutions where they’re needed most.

Last week on KFFR Public Affairs, we sat down with John Henley, an internationally renowned sculptor and proud resident of Granby.

John shared his journey of becoming a sculptor, the challenges and rewards of a life dedicated to art, and the deep value of public art in shaping communities. From inspiring creativity to sparking conversations, his work highlights how art impacts not only individuals but also the collective spirit of Grand County.

Public Affairs airs every Wednesday at 4:30PM on KFFR 88.3FM and KWTR 89.1FM. Tune in weekly for upcoming episodes.

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