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Montrose plans for Memorial Day; still time to donate to Veterans Memorial - Vimarsana News

Montrose plans for Memorial Day; still time to donate to Veterans Memorial

Memorial Day ceremonies will be Monday, May 27, at Valley Lawn Cemetery, 10870 U.S. 550, at 9 a.m. and Grand View Cemetery, 16300 6450 Ct., at 11 a.m.

After initial controversy, county grants permit for gravel stockpile - Vimarsana News

After initial controversy, county grants permit for gravel stockpile

The third time proved the charm for a local excavation business, which on Wednesday won a special use permit to continue storing already mined gravel on property zoned for general

Unaffiliated commissioner candidate pledges to step beyond partisan lines - Vimarsana News

Unaffiliated commissioner candidate pledges to step beyond partisan lines

The District 3 Montrose County commissioner race has another hopeful contender. As an unaffiliated potential candidate, Trisha Murray isn’t seeking a major party nomination, but said she intends to offer

Historic courthouse renovations begin with the bang of sledgehammers - Vimarsana News

Historic courthouse renovations begin with the bang of sledgehammers

The magnificent sandstone courthouse building on South First Street has a century of footsteps, voices and memories echoing inside. Monday afternoon, literal echoes sounded out as, one by one, Montrose

Judge upholds county's rejection of gravel pit special use permit | Local News Stories - Vimarsana News

Judge upholds county's rejection of gravel pit special use permit | Local News Stories

Montrose County commissioners acted fairly in denying the special use permit sought for the Farm Source gravel pit, Chief District Judge J. Steven Patrick ruled.