Murder case appeal, capturing travel through art, and Bosom golf tournament | From the Newsroom

Unincorporated Montrose County fell back under Stage I fire restrictions starting at 12:01 a.m. Thursday morning. As well, the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests, City of Ouray and Ouray County and Delta County have implemented the same level…

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ARTFUL EXPRESSION: Whether in Italy, Thailand or colorful Colorado, Jill and Rick Myers are using any and every opportunity to capture their travels. Sometimes the opportunity presents itself to capture an interesting subject. Sometimes the two will keep shooting, hopeful something unexpected will turn out in the photo. MURDER CASE APPEAL: Nashika Bramble was sentenced to serve two life sentences after being convicted of two first-degree murders of her daughters, Makayla Roberts, 10, and Hannah Marshall, 8. A recent appeal seeks to have her convictions reversed, since she was deprived of her constitutional right to a fair trial. LISTEN TO THE RADIO: The radio has transformed from being used by the military and governments for navigation to providing music in our vehicles. While the internet and television have overtaken the radio, the radio is far from dead, especially on National Radio Day.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Wildfires, persistent dry weather spark new round of fire restrictions Unincorporated Montrose County fell back under Stage I fire restrictions starting Thursday morning. Read More Bosom Buddies Golf Tournament at Cobble Creek sees high turnout and raises over $16,000 Dressed in pink with golf clubs in tow, several dozen members of the Montrose community were at Cobble Creek golf community on Tuesday for the 13th annual Bosom Buddies golf tournament, an event for breast cancer awareness that raises funds for Bosom Buddies of Southwestern Colorado. Read More MCSD new staffers share their previous experience in education, thoughts on the upcoming school year Montrose County School District welcomed new staff members ahead of the 2020-21 school year. Read More

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