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A Monday reminder

Good evening, Montrose!

Tomorrow, you might notice that a print edition will not be in your mailbox. That is because we have now switched to in-print twice a week, with a more robust newspaper coming your way Wednesdays and Thursdays! (And we're always online!)

We have not gone anywhere — and we are not going anywhere — we are just retooling the way we do things. You can read all about the changes here, in a column from our publisher Dennis Anderson.

Coming up Wednesday, you can expect the full details of an adrenaline-stuffed film festival we and Montrose Regional Health are sponsoring this weekend, plus the skinny on multiple other events; county news; court news; sports — and more!

In the meantime, I'd like to highlight the talented young people who took the stage on Feb. 10, competing at Montrose's Got Talent. The 15 acts wowed the audience at this annual fundraiser for the Montrose Education Foundation, but despite everyone's skill, there were only five prizes. The top prize went to Ms. Laurel Wilkerson, who not only sang and played her guitar, but sang and played her original song. Well done! Read about her and the other competitors right here.

— Katharhynn from the newsroom.

Did you hear? We're hosting a film fest!

Join us at The Temple Events on Saturday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 p.m. (Mountain Standard Time) for an unforgettable evening of adventure and inspiration! The 5 Point Adventure Film Festival On the Road is coming to town, bringing you the best in adrenaline-pumping films from around the world.

Experience the thrill of extreme sports, breathtaking landscapes, and incredible human achievements through the lens of talented filmmakers. From heart-stopping climbs to awe-inspiring surf sessions, this event will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the 5 Point Adventure Film Festival On the Road - a night that will ignite your passion for adventure and leave you inspired to push your own limits.

Mark your calendar, gather your friends, and get ready for an evening of thrilling films that will transport you to the wild and untamed corners of the world.

Appetizers will be served. Drinks will be available to purchase. We'll give away prizes and swag.

Get tickets here, $15

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