A sneak peek at tomorrow's print ediiton of the Montrose Daily Press ...

A sneak peek at tomorrow's print ediiton of the Montrose Daily Press ...

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A sneak peek at tomorrow's print ediiton of the Montrose Daily Press ... In tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press, you can read about how the MCSD school board is wresting with messaging in the midst of 'chaos' within the district; and about how the Montrose City Council is forging ahead with plans to place potential charter amendments on the November ballot; and also there will be an update on the Gold Mountain Fire. Also in tomorrow's print edition, you'll get plenty of photos from the Montrose County Fair & Rodeo!  Have a Good One, Jeremy Morrison, managing editor Montrose Daily Press

Charging toward November — Montrose City Council aims to place potential charter amendments on ballot; Reed questions process In a move critics have framed as rushed, the Montrose City Council — with the charge led by Mayor Michael Badagliacco — forged ahead this week with plans to assess a list of potential charter amendments to place before voters this fall. “What is the urgency? You have never answered that question, Mr. mayor,” Councilor J. David Reed snapped during Wednesday’s meeting. “Why November? Why can’t we take our time?” “Why not?” Badagliacco replied dryly. “Why not have it in November?” Read More The Fair loves a parade! The Montrose County Fair & Rodeo kicked off July 17 with a parade down Main Street [PHOTOS] The Montrose County Fair & Rodeo kicked off July 17 with a parade down Main Street. Read More 'This is a huge opportunity' — Western Colorado University poised to help shape freeride's Olympic future after sport added to 2030 Winter Games When the International Olympic Committee announced this month that freeride skiing and snowboarding would make their Olympic debut at the 2030 Winter Games, it shot a jolt of excitement through Western Colorado University's Mountain Sports Program. For Andrew Kunze, head coach of Western's Freeride Team, it meant the sport he’s devoted years of his life to had finally hit the mainstream. But more than that, it validated years of work building one of the nation's few university-supported freeride programs and opens new possibilities for the next generation of skiers. "This is a huge opportunity to bring more structure to the program and create a more well-rounded experience for our athletes,” Kunze said. “The opportunities are there now, and I want to make sure we're giving students everything they need to take it as far as they want to go." Read More

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