Courthouse surprise, no investigation, and Black Friday tornado | From the Newsrooms

During my years of exile in the Florida Keys, I received an education in heat and heat related illnesses. I learned most of it using my favorite method; the hard way.

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A SURPRISE: Imagine you are finishing up another normal workday when suddenly the roof falls down. OK, maybe not the entire roof, but for employees at the Montrose County Clerk and Recorder's office, that's what happened on July 24 when a 4-by-10-foot section of ceiling fell in. Areas of the building are closed off now for renovations. THE COLORADO BUREAU of Investigation will not be taking up a criminal investigation into the conflict between Montrose former mayor Dave Bowman, head of the Montrose Summer Music Series, and Janece Culver, owner of the Divot's restaurant on the city-owned Black Canyon Golf Course. BLACK FRIDAY: On July 31, 1987, a deadly F4 tornado tore through Edmonton, Alberta, killing 27 and leaving hundreds wounded. The once-in-a-generation storm became known as Black Friday.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Appeals court to hear argument in ex-deputy suit Oral argument has been set for a former sheriff's deputy's appeal to overturn the earlier dismissal of his wrongful termination suit. Read More Don't get beat by the heat During my years of exile in the Florida Keys, I received an education in heat and heat related illnesses. I learned most of it using my favorite method; the hard way. Read More OPINION: It's all in the way you present the numbers The state of Colorado recently denied a variance request by the City of Ouray that asked for the state-mandated 50-person maximum allowed in the Ouray Hot Springs Pool to be increased to 200 persons. Read More

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Colorado Bureau of Investigation declines to initiate criminal investigation into Divot’s/Summer Music Series controversy

City of Montrose Mayor Barbara Bynum issued a statement on July 30 explaining that the Colorado Bureau of Investigation has declined to start a criminal investigation into the conflict between former mayor and frontrunner of the Montrose Summer Music Series…

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MONTROSE COUNTY has exceeded its COVID-19 case threshold, according to the CDPHE, meaning the variance the county had in place will go away. But Montrose County Deputy County Manager John Waschbusch said the governor's orders have pretty much caught up with the variance, meaning minimal differences as far as orders go. CDPHE is asking the county to implement mitigation efforts, though. THROWBACK THURSDAY: On this day in 2017, the Center for Mental Health shared its plans for a mental health crisis center in Montrose. The Center originally purchased a building downtown (145 S. Cascade) but swapped that building with Region 10. The Center for Mental Health's crisis center is now located at 300 N. Cascade.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Colorado Bureau of Investigation declines to initiate criminal investigation into Divot's/Summer Music Series controversy City of Montrose Mayor Barbara Bynum issued a statement on July 30 explaining that the Colorado Bureau of Investigation has declined to start a criminal investigation into the conflict between former mayor and frontrunner of the Montrose Summer Music Series… Read More Obituary: Iva Jean Johnson Brattebo Iva Jean Johnson Brattebo Read More Softball, boys tennis given go-ahead by CHSAA to start practice; announcement on remaining fall sports expected at week's end At the annual All-School Summit on Wednesday, Rhonda-Blanford Green, commissioner of the Colorado High School Activities Association, announced to member schools that softball and boys tennis have been approved as part of CHSAA's return-to-play plan submitted to the state's COVID-19… Read More

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Have you nominated a business, organization or person you think deserves to be named the best for the 2020 Best of the Valley reader's choice awards? Time is running out to make your nominations for this year's awards. The nomination period closes on Friday, July 31 at 1:59 a.m. MT. Voting opens on Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 7 a.m. MT. You can vote once per day between Aug. 4 and Friday, Aug. 21. ~Montrose Daily Press   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Delta economic recovery a work in progress Multiple changes in the COVID-19 public health orders has made the Delta economic recovery challenging according to Elyse Casselberry, Delta County community and economic development director. Read More Fire risk grows amid hot and dry conditions Low moisture content in vegetation, coupled with high temperatures — and, for the past several days, high wind — is propelling fire conditions in the region to potentially dangerous levels. Read More CPW shifting to citations for flotation devices in hopes more will comply with safety regulations at Ridgway Reservoir Colorado Parks and Wildlife has a message for those enjoying Ridgway Reservoir: Use your personal flotation device as required, or risk a ticket. Read More

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Tiger King, mudslides and new bicycles | From the Newsroom

Christmas in July

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LOOK OUT FOR MUDSLIDES: Mountains surrounding Montrose are now drying out after a "potent" storm lashed the region over the weekend and on Monday. Close to two dozen people on foot near Bridal Veil Pass had to hike out, and the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office even sent out a drone to check for a person who was reported as climbing the Via Ferrata when Monday's storm hit. THE 'TIGER KING' zoo was raided by investigators in search of human remains a couple weeks ago after two cadaver dogs alerted their handlers of potential human remains at the site. So on this International Tiger Day, catch up on the latest in the Exotic Animal Park story. REVITALIZATION is coming to alleyway of Block 93 in Montrose. Inspired by alleyways in Fort Collins, the ideas for the Block 93 Project involve colored pavement, new or preserved murals, added lighting and seating, bike racks and other amenities designed to attract walking traffic to the area. A LITTLE HUMOR featured in today's newspaper. When I saw this image, it reminded me of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown." Fall harvest festivals are a fun beginning to the holiday season with family. I love going through corn mazes and searching through a field to pick the perfect pumpkin, but will that change with COVID-19? There is a lot of uncertainty as to what this fall will look like, but I really hope we can all continue our holiday traditions.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Preparing for Christmas in July: GMUG calls for 10,000 handmade ornaments for Capitol Christmas Tree While the end of July typically isn't considered part of the Christmas season, residents of this region of Western Colorado are gearing up to make Christmas ornaments, with some already made and ready to go. Read More Local kids receive bicycles through MABA bike match program Three local youths will be riding in style on their new bicycles, courtesy of the Montrose Area Bicycle Alliance bike match program. Read More Man takes plea deal in gas station robbery; must cooperate with prosecutors in codefendants' cases One of three men arrested in connection with the 2019 robbery at Alta convenience store has pleaded guilty to attempted aggravated robbery, in exchange for a deferred judgment. Read More

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