Wild Horse Wine & Whiskey offers a taste of Colorado on East Main Street

From the dark wood bar tops and soft lighting to the sound of old-school country music, everything about Wild Horse Wine & Whiskey provides the feel of an old-western whiskey bar.

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Apparently there's still snow at high elevation, and no, I wasn't prepared Maybe it should have been intuitive, since I literally drive home every day facing the snow-capped mountains, that if I were to climb one of those mountains, I might encounter snow. I didn't think that through. So this weekend, when I went out for my first real hike of the season with a group of buddies, I got soaked. I'm talking, trudging for probably over half a mile with a 15% grade in 3-4 feet of snow. While wearing a T-shirt. It was weird. Because it's the end of May, I'm a Rhode Island girl, and while we have snow, we certainly did not have mountains. So why the heck would I expect to encounter snow on a leisurely climb up 3,000 feet? You tell me. So don't be like me, the outdoors writer who had to dig her foot out of a snowbank with a hiking pole, and prepare to encounter snow at high elevation for the next few trips. And if you're looking for more trip inspo and trail planning tips (which I should have followed) check out our last few Outdoors sections. But on the bright side, we should have one heck of a wildflower season this year. I'll admit- the payoff was pretty cool. Cheers, Kylea Henseler, Staff Reporter kyleah@montrosepress.com QUICK LINKS Listen to our podcast Montrose Fresh, it's available everywhere podcasts are found including Apple, Pandora, Spotify and Amazon Music Remember those we've lost in our obituaries section View the letter to the editor. If you would like to submit a letter please email: editor@montrosepress.com Get today's weather forecast Check out our classifieds and explore the MDP e-editions Already a subscriber, but need to activate your digital account? Click here to create an account or call our office at 970-249-3444 and we'll get you all set. https://www.montrosepress.com/free_access/foster-homes-fill-critical-need-for-shelter-cats/article_9a4a30a4-ca91-11ed-901d-23aeede5f39c.html

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Wild Horse Wine & Whiskey offers a taste of Colorado on East Main Street From the dark wood bar tops and soft lighting to the sound of old-school country music, everything about Wild Horse Wine & Whiskey provides the feel of an old-western whiskey bar. Read More Outdoor Rec grants will help valley businesses grow and hire Business is booming for local outdoor outfitters and companies, and now state grants will help a few local businesses grow and fund new positions. Read More Chipeta traffic signal to light up May 31 The intersection at U.S. 550 and Chipeta Road is now controlled by a traffic signal. Read More Over 200 universal preschool spots are still available in Montrose County; parents can still apply Colorado is offering families of four-year-olds, and some 3-year-olds, at least ten hours of free preschool starting in the 2023-2024 school year. Hundreds of spots are still available in Montrose County, despite recent studies finding shortages of childcare in the… Read More Wet and mild: Conditions for now bode well for calmer fire season A wet winter and spring aren't only improving the water picture for this growing season — all of the moisture is leaving wildfire specialists "optimistic" of a mild fire season, at least for Montrose and the region. Read More

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Breaking News: Man accused of bogus bomb threat targeting Delta hospital

A bomb scare targeting Delta Health on Wednesday ended in the arrest of a man who allegedly admitted to calling in a bogus threat in order to draw law enforcement away from him.

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Man accused of bogus bomb threat targeting Delta hospital Wednesday 5/31 at 5:30pm A bomb scare targeting Delta Health on Wednesday ended in the arrest of a man who allegedly admitted to calling in a bogus threat in order to draw law enforcement away from him. Read more INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week for The Montrose Daily Press.

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Music memories | From the Newsroom

Memorial Day and how music brings back memories

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Rock goddess herself, Stevie I was reading through the paper Wednesday, and Stephen Woody's column "The Notebook" reminded me that today is Stevie Nicks birthday. To this day, she is one of my biggest personal inspirations not only in fashion and poetry but in the way she carries compassion, tenderness, and vulnerability in her heart. It shouldn't come as a surprise, I guess. Big music fans, my parents named both me and my younger sister after classic rock songs. My sister, named after a John Lennon song, went on to become a huge Beatles fan (I risk ridicule by admitting I prefer The Stones) and I, being named after one of Stevie's first hits, loved the Fleetwood Mac singer's mysticism and lyricism from the start. One of the best days of my life was last Labor Day weekend, when my dreams came true and I saw her perform at Snowmass... and I got to share the day with my parents. You can tell a musician has a big impact when as soon as they walk onto the stage that very first time the whole crowd starts crying. Everyone around us had their own personal connection with Stevie, and that's another reason why I adore her. That night she also played the heart wrenching ballad "Soldier's Angel," dedicated to those who serve. - Have a great Memorial Day weekend, Rhiannon Those who serve My paternal grandfather served during the Korean War, and he passed away when I was a kid. Although I still remember his gruff voice and love of wafer cookies. My maternal grandfather served in the Vietnam war; he is still going strong today, hunting and working on cars and giving the best advice. I thank both of them and all veterans for their service, especially those who lost their lives while serving. Get your lawn in gear — subscribe here! Beautify your lawn with the Montrose Daily Press and Olathe True Value. Subscribe or renew by May 31 for a chance to win a Troy Built push mower, featuring the TriAction 3-in-1 cutting deck, high rear wheels and a Briggs and Stratton 550EXengine. Subscribe here QUICK LINKS Listen to our podcast Montrose Fresh, it's available everywhere podcasts are found including Apple, Pandora, Spotify and Amazon Music Remember those we've lost in our obituaries section View the letter to the editor. If you would like to submit a letter please email: editor@montrosepress.com Get today's weather forecast Check out our classifieds and explore the MDP e-editions Already a subscriber, but need to activate your digital account? Click here to create an account or call our office at 970-249-3444 and we'll get you all set. https://www.montrosepress.com/free_access/foster-homes-fill-critical-need-for-shelter-cats/article_9a4a30a4-ca91-11ed-901d-23aeede5f39c.html

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