Fall festivities, athlete of the week and the moon | From the Newsroom

So, eye boogers ... kind of a normal natural bodily function, but somehow makes you humans queasy.

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VISITING MONTROSE: Gov. Jared Polis made a surprise visit to Montrose Friday and visited the Black Canyon Boys and Girls Club. Polis was welcomed by Club staff, and greeted by elected officials such as State Sen. Don Coram and State Rep. Marc Catlin and Montrose City Council member Dave Frank. Lick Observatory/ESA/Hubble This image from 1991 shows Earth's Moon, with its dark basaltic mare, clearly visible in great detail. Our Moon is Earth's only natural satellite, unlike several other planets in our solar system. For example, gas giant Jupiter has more than 70 known moons. Learn more about the Moon and participate in International Observe the Moon Night. ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: The Montrose High School boys golf team captured its fifth straight regional title last week, capping a dominant regular season run where the Indians won or tied for nine tournament wins. Senior Jordan Jennings led the Indians with a two-over par 74 and finished second overall. He has been named the Athlete of the Week, sponsored by Stryker & Company, Inc.

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Fall family fun at DeVries to begin next week with pumpkin patch, corn maze The sights and sounds of fall are visible across the Western Slope and the DeVries Friend-ly Farm is excited to welcome the community back for fall festivities this October. Read More OPINION: Best way to care for pets from smoke after recent fires So, eye boogers … kind of a normal natural bodily function but somehow makes you humans queasy. Would it help if I called it leaky lookers instead? Read More Montrose and Olathe players are welcoming the return of fall football A few days after the official first day of fall, a familiar sensation brushed over student-athletes at Montrose and Olathe high schools. Read More

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