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- Former Montrose resident expands charity-centric tea brand; Magic Circle Players plans to renovate 62-year-old theater
A charity-centric tea has entered the beverage market and has quickly found its footing. Generosi-TEA, started by Stephen Wesley, a former Montrose resident, has sold 30,000 bottles since September. They have 90,000 ready to ship to stores in the Midwest and east coast.
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7 min - Remembering Marilynn Huseby, an advocate for seniors; What to do in Montrose this weekend
Today we’re remembering Marilynn Huseby, an advocate for seniors and community and thinking of her life of service. Senior advocacy was one of Marilynn Huseby’s most important causes. Well-known and loved throughout Montrose, Huseby left a legacy built on compassion, education and community that was embedded deeply in the heart of the Montrose Pavilion’s Golden Circle Senior Center.
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7 min - Proximity Malt to contract 800 — 1,000 locally; The Olathe Potato Growers Cooperative Association
The days of local barley fields growing for Coors Brewing are past — but that doesn’t mean there isn’t opportunity for the one-time cash crop. Proximity Malt already sources barley from fields in San Luis Valley. But now, they’d like to try a pilot program by contracting between 800 — 1,000 acres nearby.
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6 min - 23,000 square foot distillery and brewery to open in Montrose; MCSD Early Childhood Centers implement stricter COVID rules
Jason Senior, Matt Hammer and Karl Anderson are avid snowboarders. And they’ve just announced their ambitious, massive new project. A 23,000 square foot distillery and brewery within the Colorado Outdoors campus in Montrose.
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7 min - Dolphin House Child Advocacy Center sees record number of abuse cases; Western Colorado Food & Farm Forum
Today - The Dolphin House Child Advocacy Center hit a record number of cases last year — chilling hopes that 2021 would bring a decline, compared with 2020.
Today and tomorrow is the Western Colorado Food & Farm Forum! It’s the Western Slope’s foremost agriculture conference. There will be local, regional and international speakers sharing their latest research and innovations.
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6 min - MCSD seeks clarity - does Thunderbird mascot need to change?
Nearly three months after a surprising letter from state officials said that Johnson Elementary School’s Thunderbird mascot would have to be changed, representatives from MCSD got the chance to present to a special session of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs.
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6 min - San Juan Apartments residents are worried for their safety; Remembering Robert Wick, champion of art, newspapers and community
Seeing people sleeping in stairwells, homeless children — and the “disgusting” fouling of the third-floor laundry room — brought several residents of the San Juan Apartments together on Wednesday.
Also, Robert Wick, champion of art, newspapers and community, dies at 86
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8 min - MHS students give input on new mascot; Montrose's Got Talent is back!
The Montrose High School mascot sub-committee narrowed down the new mascot choice to four options at a December meeting — bulls, raptors, storm and mountain lions. But MHS Principal Jim Barnhill said he had a feeling that he didn’t hear enough from students in the process.
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6 min - Delta deputy sued following traffic chase shooting; What is CPW doing about gray wolf predation?
Jacob Pierce, the widower of Paige Schmidt, who was fatally shot in a traffic chase last year, has sued a Delta deputy and supervising sergeant over her death and is arguing that they shouldn’t be allowed to keep POST certifications.
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6 min - Don Coram announces run against Lauren Boebert; Montrose’s Got Talent is back!
Don Coram made an official announcement Friday at a Grand Junction coffeehouse that he will be challenging Lauren Boebert in the Republican primary for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District.
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Explore the people, news and events that keep the Uncompahgre Valley moving forward. The Montrose Press's podcast, Montrose Fresh, brings you insights into the home of the Black Canyon National Park three days a week.
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