1,800 pounds of marijuana seized and Delta Air Lines suspends Montrose flights | From the Newsroom

MHS softball team snags first win against Delta

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POLL RESULTS: Ahead of the 2020-21 school year, we asked our community what most concerns you about the upcoming school year? Out of 179 votes, 49% of voters chose the potential spread of COVID-19. Thanks for voting and keep participating. DELTA Air Lines will not be flying into nor out of Montrose Regional Airport for the foreseeable future after the company announced it had temporarily suspended most of its service to Colorado's mountain airports this winter. Read Delta's reasoning for the decision. FIRST WIN: The Montrose High School softball team snapped a five-game losing streak Friday afternoon, picking up their first win of the season with a defeat of Delta by a final of 26-9 in five innings.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Colorado Bureau of Investigation seizes multiple pounds of pot plants in Montrose and San Miguel counties raids In two separate raids early Thursday, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and local law enforcement agencies seized an estimated 1,800 pounds of marijuana plants, from reportedly unlicensed grows that exceeded the legally allowable amounts. Read More City of Montrose discusses future growth, including expanded availability of housing for families, students, senior living and affordable housing Montrose City Council recently met with the Montrose Planning Commission to discuss the comprehensive plan goals and objectives, based on public input throughout the year as well as input from the Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee. Read More From the Publisher: The other side The Colorado Independent has moved from an online news agency to what is now called COlab — The Colorado News Collaborative. Read More

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