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Candidates Scott Tipton and Noelle Hagan answer a series of questions from the Montrose Daily Press Managing Editor Bill Swaim.

Candidates Scott Tipton and Noelle Hagan answer a series of questions from the Montrose Daily Press Managing Editor Bill Swaim.

All proceeds from the event go toward helping the MHS wrestling team with traveling costs, hotels and meals for the wrestlers, as well as tournament fees. Interview with MHS head wrestling coach Jack Garrison.

Candidates Scott Tipton and Noelle Hagan answer a series of questions from Daily Press Managing Editor Bill Swaim.

Wednesday, January 2: Montrose Daily Press afternoon news update with Daily Press Writer Robert Allen on what to look for in the paper for January, 3 2008. Video By: Joel F. Blocker

Monday, February 4: Montrose Daily Press afternoon news update with Daily Press Staff Writers Robert Allen and Lisa Huynh on what to look for in the Montrose Daily Press for February, 5 2008 in Montrose, CO.

A $10,000 grant from the Colorado Department of Criminal Justice helped pay for implementing the Project Lifesaver program through the Montrose County Sheriff's Office in Montrose, CO. Project Lifesaver helps track at-risk individuals.

Thursday, February 13: A weekly news update with Columbine Middle School students in Montrose, CO on what's happening in and around Columbine for the month of February.

A weekly news update with Columbine Middle School students on what's happening in and around Columbine for the month of February in Montrose, CO.

The No. 2-seed Lady Indians knocked off No. 8 Alamosa for a 53-42 victory in the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs. With the win, Montrose advances to the Sweet 16 and will face No. 3 Mullen on Friday, March 7.

(Preparation) Montrose City Council District IV candidates shared their views, plans and ideas with a live online audience and the Daily Press from our studio Monday night. The candidates discussed their values, and the city's comprehensive plan.

Kerry Mattics, owner and operator Mattics' Orchards Premier Produce, discusses about his product and some of the setbacks he's gone through this summer on getting his produce ready to sell.

Part two of the Cliff Dwellers performance from the Montrose Daily Press studios in Montrose, Colo. Tuesday evening.

Part three of the Cliff Dwellers performance from the Montrose Daily Press studios Tuesday evening. Part three will air tonight on the Daily Press's website.

Candidates Bill Patterson and Ron Henderson answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates Bill Patterson and Ron Henderson answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates Bill Patterson and Ron Henderson answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates Bill Patterson and Ron Henderson answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates David White and Tim Walsh answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates David White and Tim Walsh answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates David White and Tim Walsh answer a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Candidates David White and Tim Walsh introduce themselves before answering a series of questions from Daily Press Publisher Stephen Woody and Daily Press News Writer Lisa Huynh.

Video highlights from public comment during a forum were JetAway could present its side of issues arising from anti trust litigation and other federal complaints it filed against Montrose county.

Montrose Recreation District's executive director, Dean Palmquist, discuses the phase 1 construction for the recreation departments new facility and how the facility will be used once it's completed in early March.

The Art Walk is held on the first Friday of every month. It started in June and is expected to be a year-round event. Video clip interviews with Danielle Breteau, downtown gallery owner and PAX Chair Sandi Cipolloni.

Montrose County Commissioner, Gary Ellis, discuses how there should be more awareness about prostate cancer, which claims 30,000 lives per year.

Montrose showed its talent, but eight turnovers throughout the game cost them a chance to get the season started with a win. MHS lost thei first home game in Montrose, CO to Glenwood Springs 31-26.

Part one of the Cliff Dwellers performance from the Montrose Daily Press studios in Montrose, Colo. Tuesday evening.

Concerned Olathe residents packed Olathe's town hall Monday evening to voice their opinions about Mayor Don Perkins' probe into a law enforcement services contract with the Montrose County Sheriff's Office.

Bureau of Land Management River Ranger Peter Dennett explains what a river rangers job is, along with some of the rules and regulations that take place in the Gunnison Gorge NCA.

There were 133 swine in this year's market show. Grand champion market swine went to Tasha Gibson and her 264-pound pig. Reserve champion went to Cole Grett and "Burt," a 256-pound pig.

The sheep show got underway Wednesday morning at the Montrose County Fairgrounds. In all, 72 market lambs strutted their stuff in the show ring. The show started at 9 a.m.; there were eight market classes with lambs weighing from 100 to 150 pounds.

Hundreds of area residents gathered on the front steps of the historic Montrose County Courthouse Tuesday evening for the first ever commemorative community photo. Montrose County will be celebrating its 125th anniversary through July 27th.

The store, which opened on June, 23, is open from 7 a.m. to midnight through the Fourth of July. Big Top Tents is offering special deals to locals including a buy one get one free deal with any purchase until July 4.

Every year, an Operation Sweet Tooth Radio Marathon is held on a local radio station, KUBC, to raise funds for the organization. Every cent of the money raised through the radio marathon goes to buying supplies to send to soldiers over seas.

One of the best selling Mountain Bikes of all time, the Specialized Bicycle Stump Jumper is just one of the many off-road offerings at Montrose Bike Shop. Road, BMX, Cruiser, and kids bikes, too. http://Montrosebikeshop.com 818-249-3993

Montrose Bike Shop carries a full line of Electra bicycles. All the cool colors, styles, and decals. Montrose is freeway close to the 2, 210, and 5 Freeways in the North SF Valley of Los Angeles. http:montrosebikeshop.com 818-249-3993

For over 35 years Montrose Bike Shop has been serving the North San Fernando Valley. They carry Trek Bicycles and the Trek Madrone is on of their best sellers. http://MontroseBikeShop.com 818-249-3993. Bicycle Fitting available

Montrose, CO: Currently the Meals On Wheels program in Montrose, CO serves 65 to 70 homebound elderly on five different routes within the city of Montrose. The program covers seven routes in Montrose and three in Olathe.

Montrose, CO: Interviews with two Montrose, CO residents Debbie McNeil and Jerry Fleming on how the gas prices have affected their driving and spending. The interview was held on June, 4 when gas prices were just starting to top $4 per gallon.

Montrose, CO: Flower Motor Company general manager Fletcher Flower discuses the rising prices of gas and how they have effected the car sales industry. Flower believes that Subarus are now a hot commodity with the way the gas prices are rising.

The Midwestern Colorado Mental Health Center has begun a program for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans that provides a safe, welcoming and confidential place to "learn to heal and carry life forward."

During the forum each candidate was allowed five minutes to present and after their presentation, the audience, which included advisory members, the media, DMEA employees and current board members, asked questions. Video taped in Montrose, CO.

Sheriff Rick Dunlap and District Attorney Myrl Serra announced at press conference that Jeremy Hodges, 27, of Ridgway, was arrested Monday morning on suspicion of murder after investigators were able to follow up on a tip from a "citizen informant."

Tuesday, May 20: A weekly news update with Columbine Middle School students in Montrose, CO: Kelli Catlin, Sidney Taylor and Kelly Healy on what's happening in and around Columbine for the end of May.

Montrose police are investigating an alleged robbery at Vectra Bank of Colorado at South Townsend. Police Chief Tom Chinn said they suspect a weapon was used and the incident occurred about 11 a.m. Video clip interview with Cmdr. Gene Lillard.

The event, which was a fundraiser for the Montrose High School wrestling team, had 13 three one-minute round fights in front of crowd that filled Friendship Hall. Video clip interviews MHS head wrestling coach Jack Garrison.

Monk Thinley works on creating this vibrant work of art one grain of sand at a time. The Tibetan sand mandala being constructed at the Ute Indian Museum in Montrose, CO symbolizes the "deity" of wisdom and peace.

Monday, May, 5: Montrose Daily Press morning news update with Daily Press Writer Kati O'Hare on what to look for in the paper for May, 5 2008 in Montrose, CO.

Thursday, March 13: A weekly news update with Columbine Middle School students Bobby Adams, Shae Peterson and Tess Skoe on what's happening in and around Columbine in Montrose, CO for the end of April.