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Paonia teen's first podcast earns an honorable mention from NPR (opens the original)
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Hope and Resistance is the first piece of audio Zinnia Bender has ever made. The Paonia teen recorded it on her phone, in a closet at home, and NPR gave it an honorable mention in its national Student Podcast Challenge. For the nation's 250th anniversary, this year's challenge added a special prize for podcasts exploring what "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" means to students. NPR says it received more than 700 entries, and Zinnia's podcast is among the honorable mentions. Zinnia, a
New six-month program aims to help North Fork Valley small businesses grow (opens the original)
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If you run a small business in the North Fork Valley and aren't sure where it's headed, a new program from the North Fork Valley Creative Coalition is aimed at you. The Paonia-based nonprofit, which puts on Mountain Harvest Festival and manages the Paonia Creative District, is launching the Business Growth Collective, a six-month cohort for entrepreneurs in Paonia, Hotchkiss, Crawford and the surrounding area. It runs in partnership with Region 10 and the North Fork Valley Chamber of Commerce. E
At Club 20 debates, who didn't show up was part of the story (opens the original)
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Colorado's campaign season got its Western Slope kickoff Saturday at the Club 20 debates in Grand Junction — though some of the biggest names on the ballot didn't show. Rocky Mountain Community Radio's Maeve Conran talked with reporter Bente Birkeland, of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance who covered the debates at Colorado Mesa University. Club 20 is billed as nonpartisan, Birkeland said, but its focus on water, energy and public lands can make it feel conservative-leaning. Yet one notable abs
'Working locally is the most impact we can have': Ridgway's Sue Husch wins a National Park Service partnership award (opens the original)
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If you live in Ridgway, you have seen Sue Husch. She takes tickets at the Sherbino Theater, where she also coordinate non-musical events, and serves on the board. She prices donations at the Second Chance thrift shop, whose proceeds support the animal shelter. Until last year she was slinging pizzas at Colorado Boy. You see her EVERYWHERE. Ask her what she does, and she says, "whatever needs to be done." On Tuesday, Sept. 22, she was in Washington, D.C., at the Department of the Interior, receiv
A blue-haired kid, a mom who was once that kid, and a Marine: Punk on the Unc in their words (opens the original)
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On a Saturday afternoon in September, a fifteen-year-old with blue hair and a lot of piercings stood in River Bottom Park in Montrose and said something you don't hear much in town. "Normally when you're walking around and you kind of look like me, people like shoo their kids away from me," Arlo said. "But here no one's done that, which is nice." This was Punk on the Unc, what may be the first punk festival Montrose has ever seen. KVNF put it on. The tickets were free, eight bands played, and fo
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