Montrose Daily Press

1 day ago | montrosepress.com | Gary Franks

We all make mistakes, and when we do we would like a mulligan from time to time. But should any actions warrant a ransom of $8 billion in return for your freedom, your freedom of speech, and educational freedom? Should Big Government be allowed to micro-manage your institution? Harvard must win its case against President Donald Trump for the sake of America’s freedoms.

3 days ago | montrosepress.com | Lucas Vader

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4 days ago | montrosepress.com | Jason Blevins

At least 13 people died after crashes or heart attacks on Colorado’s ski slopes in the 2024-25 season with at least 10 of the deaths occurring on intermediate or beginner runs. That is a decline from annual fatalities in recent seasons. The Colorado Sun surveys 16 county coroners for deaths recorded at the state’s 27 operating ski areas.

4 days ago | montrosepress.com | Bella Biondini

Aerial images of the Gunnison Basin revealed that much of the rolling lowlands had already melted out by the end of March. With warmer-than-usual temperatures lingering most of April, the high country is also on track for a speedy melt, triggering the potential for a short water supply this summer. Snowfall was sporadic across much of the valley and Colorado this winter.

4 days ago | montrosepress.com | Leslie Vreeland

A new Ridgway business is focusing not only on building mountain-biking skills for women — but in building a community where female bikers help each other. “There’s nothing quite like seeing the smile on a rider’s face when she rides a section of trail she didn’t think was possible — all to the sounds of encouragement and celebration from other women in the group,” the new business, Singletrack Addict, explains in the “About Us” section of its website.