Breaking News: MCSD announces drive-through commencement dates

Montrose County School District will celebrate the Class of 2020 with a vehicular procession drive-through commencement May 17 in lieu of previously scheduled August ceremonies.

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MCSD announces drive-through commencement dates Friday 5/1 at 2:38pm Montrose County School District will celebrate the Class of 2020 with a vehicular procession drive-through commencement May 17 in lieu of previously scheduled August ceremonies. Read more INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week for The Montrose Daily Press plus a $25 gift card giveaway. Become a member of your community today.

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Breaking News: Delta deputies, CBI scour hillside where skull was found

People hunting for shed horns to collect came upon a human skull near Paonia on April 23, Delta County Sheriff Mark Taylor confirmed Friday.

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Delta deputies, CBI scour hillside where skull was found Friday 5/1 at 1:52pm People hunting for shed horns to collect came upon a human skull near Paonia on April 23, Delta County Sheriff Mark Taylor confirmed Friday. Read more INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week for The Montrose Daily Press plus a $25 gift card giveaway. Become a member of your community today.

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Vaccine developer eyes Montrose | From the Newsroom

Some U.S. workers strike as businesses open back up in Colorado

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BIG DEVELOPMENT: A large vaccine development company is looking at Montrose as the potential site for a new facility. The company's first project would be COVID-19 vaccinations. Above is One Creative Place, the potential site. MAY DAY: Today is International Workers Day, basically the rest of the world's Labor Day. Some workers in the U.S., however, have decided to walk off the job in protest of working conditions. OPENING UP: Many retailers and personal service businesses are opening back up today (with precautions) as Gov. Jared Polis' "safer at home" order goes into effect. May 4 will mean even more non-critical businesses can open. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PAPER: Have you found our newsletters and our news coverage useful and helpful lately? Consider subscribing digitally. It's only $1.99 per week.   INVEST IN YOUR LOCAL JOURNALISM Just $1.99 per week - Become a member of your community today.

Partners come together to get meals to Montrose kids Montrose County School District, in addition to multiple donors and partners, are making sure that all of the community's students and their families have adequate access to food during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More United Methodist Women show gratitude to hospital staff with goodies undefined Read More Two held in alleged heroin-trafficking case A lengthy, multi-agency investigation into suspected heroin trafficking in Montrose led to two arrests Tuesday. Read More Officials urge against complacency as COVID restrictions wind down The state's safer at home orders should not be met with laxity when it comes to COVID-19, just because those orders are less stringent than the previous stay-home order, community and public health leaders said Thursday. Read More

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Daily Headlines: Partners come together to get meals to Montrose kids

Montrose County School District, in addition to multiple donors and partners, are making sure that all of the community's students and their families have adequate access to food during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Daily Headlines

Partners come together to get meals to Montrose kids Friday 5/1 at 10:00am Montrose County School District, in addition to multiple donors and partners, are making sure that all of the community's students and their families have adequate access to food during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more

Officials urge against complacency as COVID restrictions wind down Friday 5/1 at 6:00am The state's safer at home orders should not be met with laxity when it comes to COVID-19, just because those orders are less stringent than the previous stay-home order, community and public health leaders said Thursday. Read more

United Methodist Women show gratitude to hospital staff with goodies Thursday 4/30 at 2:15pm Read more

The library at your doorstep Thursday 4/30 at 10:00am Read more

Madam Mayor: Bynum talks gender representation and hopes for 2020 Thursday 4/30 at 10:00am Barbara Bynum was chosen by Montrose City Council to serve as mayor, making her currently the only female sitting council member as well as the youngest. Read more

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