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CHEESEBURGERS: Today is all about the cheese and the beef. Sept. 18 is National Cheeseburger Day, so grab that greasy piece of meat and cheese between two buns and enjoy. If you're looking for inspiration about what to eat today, you might consider eating a cheeseburger in celebration of National Cheeseburger Day. OFFICER K-9 MAKES ARREST: Montrose County Sheriff's Office K-9 Tigo helped bring down a wanted man who is accused of fleeing from deputies. Jordan Mauk was charged with robbery and other offenses in a May incident and was to appear in court Sept. 3 for a disposition hearing that could have resolved the case. He reportedly failed to show, however, and an arrest warrant then issued. FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: Montrose County School District announced Friday morning Montrose and Olathe high schools will play football during the fall season in Season A. Practice for Season A is scheduled to begin on Sept. 24, with the first game on Oct. 8.

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Clerk working to clarify information in wake of mass mailings, new ballot track system The letter arrived via regular mail, the envelope stamped with "second notice" in red. Read More Montrose celebrates Constitution Day with local event to educate people about document, help public register to vote On Sept. 17, 1787, the Constitutional Convention concluded in the Assembly Room of Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Two-hundred and thirty-three years later, members of the Montrose community celebrated with a Constitution Day event. Read More MCSD continues serving meals to students, following USDA free meals extension Montrose County School District nutrition services staffers are adapting alongside other staff in the district amid changes sparked by the novel coronavirus. Read More

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