Local NEWS Network (LNN)
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Local NEWS Network (LNN) is dedicated to revitalizing the local news industry that has been decimated by Google, Facebook and other low quality, online sources of local news. Additionally, LNN is dedicated to creating meaningful, long shelf life news and information that celebrates the communities where we operate, and NOT producing hyper-sensationalized short lived headlines. Listen in today for awesome news about: * Durango, CO * Farmington, NM * Telluride, CO * Montezuma County, NM
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Jul 10, 2026
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Pagosa Improv Group Invites Residents to Laugh, Learn and Connect 10.07.2026 4:34
Lickety-Split Comedy is a comedy and improv group based in Pagosa Springs, founded by veteran performers Karisa Bruin and Scott Morehead. After years of working as improvisers, actors and writers in Chicago and Los Angeles, the two moved to Pagosa Springs and launched Lickety-Split. The group offers classes and workshops in unscripted theater as well as monthly shows on the third Monday of each mo...
Farmington's Four Corners Musical Theater Stages Grease 10.07.2026 5:10
Under the sandstone bluffs of Farmington, a professional musical theater company draws record crowds with its production of "Grease." Artistic Director Randy West sits down to talk about how Four Corners Musical Theater grew from a request by city leaders seven years ago into New Mexico's only professional musical theater company, and why he says nights at Sandstone, rainbows and al...
Elmore's Corner Midweek Market Brings Local Goods Together 08.07.2026 2:10
The Elmore's Corner Midweek Market is a new, weekly makers market running every Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Grange on Highway 172 between Durango and Bayfield. Vendors sell fresh produce, local honey, sourdough bread, frozen meats from local ranchers and handcrafted goods. By Sadie Smith. Watch this story at LNN.news . This story is sponsored by Durango Pizza and Serious Texas Bar...
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of July 7, 2026 07.07.2026 1:37
This week, the Total Archery Challenge comes to Purgatory Resort July 10 through 12. The 72nd annual Four Corners Gem and Mineral Show runs July 10 through 12 as well, bringing 67 dealers from around the world to the La Plata County Fairgrounds. And on Monday July 13, the La Plata County Farm Bureau will host a free drought response presentation at the fairgrounds featuring the Colorado Department...
Mancos United's Summer Hub Supports Local Families 03.07.2026 3:47
Mancos United started in response to tragedies the Mancos community experienced in 2021. From there, the organization worked to identify gaps in support for families and kids. Their flagship program, Summer Hub, provides full-day summer care for working families on a pay-what-you-can model, funded by community donations and business sponsorships. By Sadie Smith Watch this story at LNN.news This st...
BurroFest Brings Community and Joy to Mancos 01.07.2026 1:58
The Mancos BurroFest returned for its seventh year and drew in over 2,500 attendees for a day of art, food, music, and burros. What began in 2019 as a small gathering of local artist-ranchers has grown into the Mancos Creative District 's number one fundraiser and the biggest sales day of the year for many local galleries and restaurants. This year's theme, the Burro Birthday Bash, cele...
Aztec Leaders Say Community's Future Is Bright 01.07.2026 2:12
Business owners and community members gathered in Aztec on Friday, June 5, for the State of Aztec Breakfast, an event that gives local residents a rundown of what's happening in the city and the wider region. Speakers from across San Juan County delivered a consistent message: the four corners is a great place to live and to do business. One of the event's central themes was keeping youn...
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of June 30, 2026 30.06.2026 2:21
This week's roundup covers a packed Fourth of July weekend in Durango, including the annual Main Avenue parade and a free street dance featuring the Grammy Award-winning Dirty Dozen Brass Band . Old Barrel Tea Co. hosts a matcha ceremony and tasting event Friday evening, and Pagosa Springs will host Beyond the Embers , a community film screening and panel discussion on wildfire and flood prep...
96 Years Strong: The Ute Mountain Roundup Returns to Cortez 24.06.2026 2:36
The Ute Mountain Roundup returned to Cortez for its 96th year bringing thousands of visitors and top PRCA cowboys and cowgirls to the Montezuma County Fairgrounds. From the board members who organize the event year round to the stock contractor who drives twelve hours from Wyoming to bring the animals, this is a look at what it takes to put on one of the biggest events in Montezuma County. By Sadi...
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of June 23, 2026 23.06.2026 1:36
Durango has a packed week ahead with the True Western Roundup Rodeo at the La Plata County Fairgrounds, the Durango Youth Theater's production of Peter Pan and Treasure Island at the Durango Arts Center , and the Durango Botanic Gardens ' 13th Annual Gardens on Tour . By Sadie Smith Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by the Payroll Department and Kroegers Ace Hardware .
Voices of the Past: Lessons from the Land — The Agricultural History of Southwest Colorado (Part 2) 19.06.2026 2:55
Colorado was shaped by the people who fed it. In this documentary, Scott Perez traces the agricultural history of the region from its earliest roots — from the orchards that sprang up near Hermosa Creek in the 1870s to serve hungry miners, to the ditch irrigation systems first developed by indigenous communities and later adapted by American settlers, to the narrow gauge railroads that opened new...
Voices of the Past: Lessons from the Land — Scott Perez on Agriculture, History, and What We Stand to Lose (Part 1) 17.06.2026 2:24
Scott Perez grew up in farm country and spent nearly 50 years as a working cowboy. But it was his passion for oral history that led him to dig deeper into the agricultural past of Southwest Colorado — poring over old journals, talking to longtime residents, and uncovering the small, vivid details that bigger histories tend to overlook. In this episode, Scott shares what drew him to write for the P...
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of June 16, 2026 16.06.2026 1:34
The City of Durango accepts photo submissions through August 1 for the cover of the 2026 budget book. This week Durango also has a firefly viewing party at Sunnyside Farms on Friday, June 19. And Purgatory Resort 's Summer Opening Day Celebration on Saturday, June 20, just in time for Father's Day weekend. By Sadie Smith Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by FASTSIGNS D...
Movement Is Medicine 12.06.2026 1:48
Dr. Larry Grogin , 71, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2019. Rather than let the diagnosis define him, he set out to run 100 marathons in 100 consecutive days from New Jersey to Los Angeles to raise awareness for the Davis Phinney Foundation and prove that movement is medicine. By Sadie Smith Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by Serious Texas Bar-B-Q and Happy Pap...
Farmington Library Connects Four Corners to the World 10.06.2026 4:13
The Farmington Public Library hosted New York Times bestselling author Douglas Preston as part of its ongoing effort to connect the Four Corners region to the wider world. Preston, who lives part of the year in New Mexico, visited the library with support from the Farmington Public Library Foundation, which covered his speaker fee. The library, open to anyone who visits Farmington regardless of ho...
What’s Happening Around Montezuma County | Week of June 9, 2026 09.06.2026 1:21
Montezuma County has a packed month ahead with the Ute Mountain Roundup PRCA Rodeo , Monster Truck Militia at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds, and the Cortez Celtic Fair at Parque de Vida. By Sadie Smith Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by Big O Tires and Blondie's Trophy Room .
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of June 9, 2026 09.06.2026 1:39
Durango's event calendar this week includes the Women's Resource Center 's Inaugural Golf Open, KSUT 's 50th Anniversary Party at Ska Brewing , and Manna 's Beyond the Plate fundraising evening at Destination Ranch. By Sadie Smith Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by Sky Ute Casino Resort and Kroegers Ace Hardware .
Indoor Play Cafe Builds Community for San Juan County Families 05.06.2026 2:33
Madison Smith moved back to San Juan County after nine years and found a community short on resources for young families. She opened Piper's Play Cafe in Aztec, a sensory-inclusive indoor toddler play space offering free-range exploration for kids and a rare moment of rest for parents. The cafe includes a slide structure, dramatic play areas, a pretend kitchen and market, free snacks, free dr...
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of June 2, 2026 02.06.2026 1:40
Durango has a packed weekend ahead with the Mesa Verde Foundation 's 120th Anniversary Celebration of Mesa Verde National Park at the EsoTerra Arboretum on Friday, June 5, the 4-Corners Rough Stock Challenge at the La Plata County Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 6, and the Durango Cowboy Gathering 's 12th Annual Barn Dance, Picnic, and Silent Auction at River Bend Ranch on Sunday, June 7....
San Juan County Seniors Share Stories, Change Lives 02.06.2026 3:23
A San Juan County program called UmattR is putting high school seniors in front of younger kids, not with lectures, but with their own stories. The program gives $1,000 scholarships to selected seniors who then spend the year visiting elementary and middle schools across the county. This cycle drew more than 300 applicants; 24 made the cut. Together they log about 650 service hours. The younger ki...
San Juan River Peaks Among Earliest on Record 29.05.2026 3:02
One of the earliest San Juan River peaks on record has whitewater guides and river engineers watching closely. Here is what it means for rafting and recreation this summer in Pagosa Springs. By Christi Bode Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers and Happy Pappy's Pizza & Wings .
What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of May 26, 2026 26.05.2026 1:26
There are several events happening in Durango this week including the Durango Bluegrass Train , the 43rd Annual Animas River Days at Santa Rita Park, and the Durango Barbershoppers annual show at the Durango High School Auditorium. Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by the Payroll Department and the FLC Center for Innovation .
Voices of the Past: Remembering the Sheepherders of the San Juans (Part 2) 22.05.2026 2:57
Long before the roads came to Southwest Colorado's high country, the San Juan Mountains were shaped by the labor and lives of Hispano and Basque sheepherders who drove their flocks through these rugged passes each season. In this video, Peggy Montaño reflects on that deep legacy through her own written words — one that runs through her own family across multiple generations. Drawing on oral h...
Farmington Museum Celebrates Lowrider Culture 20.05.2026 2:50
Farmington Museum is hosting the Smithsonian's "Lowrider Culture in the United States" traveling exhibit through July 25, 2026. The museum added its own touches: three lowrider cars, three motorcycles and artwork inside, plus a Park and Chill car show in the parking lot with live music and food vendors. Museum director Nathan Augustine says the event brought out a broad slice of the...
Voices of the Past: Remembering the Sheepherders of the San Juans (Part 1) 20.05.2026 2:52
Southwest Colorado's mountains are celebrated today as a playground — but for Peggy Montaño, they have always meant something more. As a descendant of Hispano sheepherders with deep roots on both sides of her family in northern New Mexico and the Ignacio area, Peggy grew up understanding these peaks as a place of labor, sacrifice, and identity. In this podcast episode, she reflects on why she...
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