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Today on Local Motion an interview with Josh Krugman, a member of the Bread and Puppet Theater Troupe bringing their production of the Apocalypse Defiance Circus to Paonia Town Park on Wednesday, October 12th at 5:30 pm.

This week on Local Motion, Taya Jae interviews five candidates for two seats on the KVNF board of directors. The candidates are Gloria Crank, Robin Doss, Greg Krush, Greg Stunder and Brody Wilson. Information, candidate bios and ballots are available here.

Laura is a senior reporter and producer for KVNF Community Radio. You may also on occasion hear her host Morning Edition and Local Motion on KVNF. Laura has worked at public radio and television stations in Phoenix and Tucson. Her work has aired on NPR, the BBC, Harvest Public Media and the Rocky Mountain Community Radio exchange. She was a 2015 fellow for the Institute for Justice & Journalism. Her fellowship project, a three-part series on the Karen refugee community in Delta, Colorado, re...

Board president TOOTIE BURNS and The District's NICKIE DAVIS tell us about the 'art walk', an exciting, ongoing project in Columbia's North Village Arts District! Also, Local Motion chief development officer ANNETTE TRIPLETT is a sustainable transportation advocate, and she practices what she preaches; in fact, she doesn't even own a car! Local Motion was recently awarded a grant from the EPA, so today's topic is all about air pollution. (4:09) August 31, 2022

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This week on Local Motion, reporter Laura Palmisano interviews Dr. Nicki Gonzales about how Latinos shaped Colorado history. Dr. Gonzales is a noted historian and Professor of History and Vice Provost for Diversity and Inclusion at Regis University in Denver. She is also a member of History Colorado’s State Historian’s Council. Gonzales was appointed Colorado State Historian last year by Governor Jared Polis for a one-year term that ended at the beginning of this month. She was the first Lat...

Leading up to the Puerto Rican Festival and during the celebrations, the Riveras store is a go-to stop for items bearing the islands flag.

It is undeniable that the ongoing global pandemic has affected the advertising industry. It has upended the industrys current and future advertising campaign plans and prompted creatives to re-evaluate their strategies to better suit the changing landscape...

Take a look at the most popular spots in the Burlington area to show off on social media. These spots are staples in the area for tourism and daily life.

Local Motions CoMo Livable Streets campaign seeks better access for pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation on all city streets.