My blog will allow everyone to know what all the body care companies are doing to us. What I mean by this is that you can learn what is in your body care products and what it does to your body. Is the cheap price or status of having these things worth the risk of ruining your health. I know a product line that does not carry any of the harmful or hazardous ingredients if you are interested comment and I'll email you more information.
In tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press, you can read about the county's approach towards renewable energy and why renewable advocates are describing it as "discriminatory and short-sighted"; the rumbling of questions bubbling up from local liquor stores as City Market eyes obtaining a liquor license; and also about how the Montrose County School District Board of Education rejected Montrose Classical Academy's bid for a new charter school.
Also in Saturday's print edition, you'll find out about Western Colorado Conservation Corps' plans for the new year; get a preview of the Red Hawks' wrestling season; and hear from photographer Will Woody — who provides the images of local high school sports that we all love — about photographing this season's MHS football team as it slogged its way to the state championship game.
Hope you enjoy the paper, tomorrow in print and online everyday at montrosepress.com.
Have a Good One,
Jeremy Morrison, managing editor jeremy.morrison@montrosepress.com
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At the high school level, success on the gridiron can sometimes translate to a slow start on the wrestling mat.That's what the Montrose boys wrestling team is facing as it has battled through some early-season duals without the benefit of the football players competing right away. The Red Hawks advanced all the way to the Class 4A football state championship game, losing to Broomfield 35-28.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has announced the 2025 round of funding opportunities for the Fishing is Fun Grant Program. The goal of this program is to provide funding to projects that expand fishing access across the state and provide more angling opportunities. CPW awards around $700,000 in Fishing is Fun grants annually.
The kitchen comes alive when Justina Reeves and her sons, Caden and Conner, start baking over 60 flavors of cupcakes, cookies and other sweet treats each day for Cakes Baby, Montrose's newest food truck.
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