From the Newsroom | Governor's spotlight; pandemic rekindles passion; Valley Symphony season paused

Pandemic rekindles music passion

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GOVERNOR SPOTLIGHTS LOCAL CENTER: The ways River Valley Family Health Center has used money received from the state COVID-19 Relief Fund won the praise of Gov. Jared Polis. Polis on Tuesday spotlighted the federally qualified health center, which operates clinics in Olathe, Montrose and Delta. GOING DIGITAL: After making a shift from in-person to digital, the West Slope Startup Week will now be taking place virtually during the month of July. PANDEMIC REKINDLES MUSIC PASSION: A.J. Fullerton, a guitarist and vocalist, and former Montrose resident now based in Fort Collins, has been playing music professionally since the age of 15. When many of his shows for the year were canceled due to the pandemic, it stung, but reminded him why he started performing live in the first place.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

COVID-19 pauses Valley Symphony Association's 50th season until fall of 2021 The Valley Symphony Association is postponing its 50th season until fall of 2021, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More Two MHS juniors selected as next Chang Chavkin Scholars Two MHS students are among six first-generation college bound students selected as next Change Chavkin Scholars. Read More Tuesday suicide closes U.S. 50 A man in his 30s died by suicide Tuesday afternoon on U.S. 50, which caused the highway to be closed for about three hours. Read More

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