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Montrose Regional Health earns national recognition for maternity care
Montrose Regional Health has received two national awards recognizing the quality of its maternity and obstetrics care, placing the hospital among top-performing facilities for women’s health services in the United States.
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Eatery 66 North moves into downtown Montrose space, expanding on Ridgway presence
To much buzz around Montrose, Eatery 66 North has opened at 232 E. Main St. in downtown, adding what is essentially a second location for the Ridgway-based restaurant known for locally sourced ingredients and approachable food. Inside, the restaurant reflects a Western Colorado ranch meets modern diner aesthetic. The ceiling appears preserved, anchoring the space […]
PRUF Pizza plans January move to downtown Montrose space
PRUF Pizza is preparing to move into a new downtown Montrose location in early January this year, giving the operation a more visible and consistent home as it continues building toward a future standalone restaurant. The pizza pop-up will evolve and operate out of a space at 345 E. Main St., adjacent to Ray’s Corner […]
Government
Colorado vaccine recs remain same despite federal changes
Colorado continues to recommend children receive six vaccinations despite the federal government switching its guidance on them.
The Trump administration now says the necessity of vaccinations for a raft of diseases and infections should be decided between the doctor and the parent, while previously it recommended universal vaccinations.
Ranch conservation, outdoor alliance part of funding included in latest round from Great Outdoors Colorado
A Montrose County ranch along the Dolores River and a regional coalition focused on balancing outdoor recreation with conservation are among several West Slope projects receiving new Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) funding announced Dec. 12. In all, the GOCO board awarded $278,029 to West Slope efforts that include land conservation in Montrose and Ouray counties, […]
Montrose City Council moves toward approving sewer bonds, rate increases to fund major infrastructure upgrades
Montrose residents will likely see sewer rate increases over the next two years after the City Council on Tuesday approved, on first reading, nearly $40 million in sewer utility revenue bonds to fund major wastewater infrastructure projects across the city.
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