Montrose Fresh

Today. The Montrose Classical Academy is in the early stages of exploring the possibility of establishing a new charter school.

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We explore the enduring legacy of The Star Drive-In, a cherished family-owned business that has captivated Montrose for seventy-five years. As the last drive-in theater in the nation still owned by its founding family, The Star has become a significant cultural landmark.

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Today - As the last remnants of winter recede, the trails beckon. Across the valleys that nestle between Mesa County and Ridgway, the dirt is packed, the air is fresh, and the Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association is at the forefront of the season.

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Today. Montrose County is nearing a decision on a special use permit application by Todd Haynes for the continued storage of crushed gravel on Ranger Road, with added conditions aimed at quicker removal. This move addresses concerns over zoning compliance and environmental cleanup, emphasizing a balanced resolution for community and commercial interests.

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 Last fall marked a significant milestone for Montrose Regional Airport with the inauguration of a comprehensive terminal expansion project. This endeavor not only amplified the terminal's capacity but also enhanced the overall passenger experience from parking to plane boarding. 

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Today - We look into the critical situation facing Crystal Lake, due to concerns over the Full Moon Dam. Recently, the U.S. Forest Service has acknowledged a significant public safety issue stemming from a noticeable crack in the dam. This concern arises amidst discussions on the dam's future, balancing community desires against the pressing need for safety measures and environmental considerations.

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A colorful scene at the Montrose Regional Library; Vybe Med Spa wants everyone to feel good about themselves

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A debate around special use permit for gravel pit; Disappearance of Samantha Bartolo.

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A new educational strategy embraced at Montrose County School district; Inspiring career of Nina Riggio

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Today - On the evening of March 19th, the council chambers, along with multiple overflow rooms, were filled to capacity. The topic at hand? Whether Montrose should formally declare itself a non-sanctuary city, a decision that has stirred significant public interest and debate.

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