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The charter application submitted by Montrose Classical Academy has been approved, with conditions, by the Montrose County School District Board of Education after an appeal process of its initial rejections resulted in the Colorado Board of Education kicking the application back to the local board for reconsideration. While the approval of the application was unanimous during the board's Sept. 23 vote, it certainly wasn't without contention. MCSD school board President Sarah Fishering said she had "significant concerns" about moving the application forward, and complained about what she described as a "completely broken" appeal process.
Authorities have identified the suspected driver in a hit and run incident last week that put a man known for carrying a cross along the roadside in the hospital. The notion that Keenan was hit intentionally and because of his religious beliefs — a notion not based on any evidence — has emerged in the wake of this incident and was most prominently amplified by Montrose County Commissioner Sean Pond online in a Reel, where he twisted this idea further and told people that the incident wasn't "random" and was the fault of the "radical, insane, liberal Left."
Steve Mathis passed away peacefully in his home on September 25 th 2025. Montrose just lost one of its finest. Born in Chicago Illinois to Arlis A. Mathis and Mary Jean (Trowbridge) Mathis, Steve was raised in Boone Iowa and attended Cornell College in Cedar Rapids. After serving 2 years in the Army he returned to Iowa, attended law school at Drake University in Des Moines, and in 1975 moved to Montrose with his wife Cathy and opened a private law practice. He and Cathy had two children; daughter Meggan and son Todd. They divorced in 1987. He met his wife Mary at a Dalby Wendland Christmas party and married in 1988, welcoming two more daughters Sara and Staci. Steve's passion was flying and he had many airplanes over 45 years of being a pilot. In 2013, after finding his "perfect" plane in Stuggart Germany, and over Mary's strident objections, he and friend Jim Pearsall traveled to Germany and flew the plane back to Montrose, resulting in a bucket list adventure. Steve was involved in amateur radio and Boy Scouts, becoming an Eagle Scout at age 16. He was an active Rotarian for nearly 50 years serving as President and working on many committees and projects. Steve is survived by his wife Mary, sister Barb (Jim) Gohman, and children Meggan Mathis, Todd (Heidi) Mathis, Sara Thomas and Staci (Ray) Kurian. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Crippin Funeral Home and a celebration of life will be held at Crippin's on Saturday October 4 th at 10:00 am followed by a reception at Remington's at the Bridges. In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully requests donations be made to Montrose Hope West Hospice at 725 S. 4 th St. Montrose, CO 81401 or Montrose Rotary Club at P.O. Box 1894 Montrose, CO 81402.
