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Next Saturday, Jan. 27, KOTO will present its 34th lip sync contest at the Sheridan Opera House (SOH), a raucous fundraising event benefiting the nonprofit radio station.
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Next Saturday, Jan. 27, KOTO will present its 34th lip sync contest at the Sheridan Opera House (SOH), a raucous fundraising event benefiting the nonprofit radio station.
As bears in the Telluride area wander onto porches, near chicken coops and turn over trash looking for every morsel and crumb of high-calorie food, locals have been ramping up
Children love to play in mud, and scientific research from organizations like John Hopkins Medicine say the outdoor recreation isn’t just good for the immune system, but also for the soul. Suzy Conty of Miss Suzy’s Educational Services in Montrose, Colorado leans on this research in her own nontraditional classroom. The school year has come to a close. As the Class of 2023 prepares to receive their diplomas and head out into the world, Telluride took the time to celebrate them with the annual Graduation Parade down Main Street.
Rural firefighters in our region will be able to \“breathe easier\” thanks to a grant from the Department of Homeland Security. A proposed solar farm just southwest of Norwood (in San Miguel County, Colorado) is drawing criticism from the community. OneEnergy Renewables responded to complaints about the solar farm’s proposed location in part two of this story.
Octogenarian Mary Nettlton has helped generations of Lake City students learn to read. Nettlon, who's blind, has volunteered at the local school for more than two decades. KVNF’s Laura Palmisano has this story. A proposed solar farm just southwest of Norwood (in San Miguel County, Colorado) is drawing criticism from the community. Last week, residents showed up for a meeting to express their disapproval. For Rocky Mountain Community Radio, KOTO’s Julia Caulfield was there and brings part one of this report.