Here in Western Colorado we are proud of our agricultural and ranching traditions and want to keep them thriving. To say this initiative would negatively impact is an understatement.
Montrose County School District educators who belong to the Uncompahgre Valley Education Association met at the Montrose High School football field a couple weeks ago for a few moments of relaxation.
Pandemic aside, if there is such a term, the outdoor recreation economy is thriving.
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