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There was work to be done in the fifth-grade classroom of Simon Jenkins and Peyton Wynn, but it wasn't school work.

Four of Naticks public schools will see changes in leadership for the 2022-23 school year.

Indians have become Red Hawks, Warriors have become different kinds of Warriors, Braves have turned into Bears and even the Savages of Lamar appear ready to pick a different name.

San Juan Cinema in Montrose reopens tonight after three years and we hear from head honcho Misty Hunter, whose family also owns and operates the Fox Theater in Montrose. Plus, Colorado faces another uptick in coronavirus cases. As Scott Franz reports, COVID hospitalizations could reach as many as eight hundred again by mid June.

It's time to celebrate our Spring 2022 graduating seniors! Meet the next generation of Panther alumni.

DART, the City of Montrose Development and Revitalization Team, earned the Governor’s Award for Downtown Excellence for what the city calls Block 64, anchored by Chow Down Pet Supplies and San Juan Brews. KVNF attended a celebration Thursday. Plus, the federal government’s pandemic response program to fund free school meals for all students is set to expire at the end of June. KGNU's Shannon Young reports.

Columnist Rick Magee admires son’s fearlessness in filling the blank page.

Columnist Rick Magee admires son’s fearlessness in filling the blank page.

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At last week’s Paonia Board of Trustees meeting, while the town’s attorney was parsing definitions of the water moratorium that remains in place, some trustees and members of the public sought more data on the town's water supply, hoping to find a way to move past the restrictions. Kate Redmond reports. Plus, Colorado lawmakers have taken steps to help more people with disabilities attend college.