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Community members gathered early Monday morning, Jan. 19, at The Association in downtown Montrose for a free breakfast and opening ceremony marking the city’s second annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, a day organizers emphasized was meant not just for reflection, but for action. The event, organized by Our Town Matters and the MLK […]
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Published by The Conversation. Cowboys guided a herd of longhorn cattle through downtown Denver to celebrate the opening of the annual National Western Stock Show on Jan. 8. As ranchers bring their best cattle to compete for blue ribbons over the course of this month, it’s a good time to consider whether beef production can […]
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After months of anticipation and more than a year of careful buildup, MsSo is officially open in downtown Montrose. The Asian noodle bar is now serving customers Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the former Daily Bread building at 39 W. Main St., marking the first brick-and-mortar restaurant to open from […]
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To many, solar power’s biggest selling point isn’t that it’s “green.” It’s that, in a growing number of places, it’s simply the cheapest way to make electricity. One reason is baked into the physics. Solar panels don’t require fuel deliveries, and sunlight doesn’t come with a monthly invoice. Once a solar project is built, most […]
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While the end of the federal solar tax credit capped a busy year for installers, local companies say it marks less of an ending than a shift — one that is changing how solar is priced, financed and offered to customers. The credit, formally known as the Residential Clean Energy Credit, allowed homeowners to deduct […]
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The Greater Montrose Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Business Expo on Thursday, Feb. 12, at the Montrose Pavilion, bringing together dozens of local businesses, entrepreneurs and community members for an evening of networking, promotion and connection. The event, which Chamber President Luke Bray said drew roughly 80 businesses last year, is designed to […]
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials said Wednesday that they have “no plans” relocate additional gray wolves into the state this winter, confirming a major setback for the agency’s voter-mandated reintroduction program following federal interference on behalf of livestock industry groups. CPW “continues to explore options for translocations in winter 2026/2027,” it said in a press […]
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Community members gathered early Monday morning, Jan. 19, at The Association in downtown Montrose for a free breakfast and opening ceremony marking the city’s second annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, a day organizers emphasized was meant not just for reflection, but for action.The event, organized by Our Town Matters and the MLK Day […]
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Maslow Academy of Applied Learning has named longtime staff member Leann Distel as its new executive director, effective Jan. 1, 2026. Distel was selected following a statewide search and has been with Maslow Academy since 2010. She most recently served as site director for Maslow Academy on Hillcrest, a role she has held since 2022. […]
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Montrose Regional Health has added a new automated resuscitation device to its cardiology services, expanding its capacity to deliver consistent, high-quality CPR during cardiac arrest cases. The hospital recently began using the AutoPulse NXT Resuscitation System, an automated chest compression device designed to provide continuous, hands-free CPR while adjusting to a patient’s body size. The […]
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