Sep 27, 2023 | Daily Newsletter
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
TODAY – Sunny, with a high near 75º. West southwest wind around 5 mph becoming south in the afternoon.
TONIGHT – Mostly clear, with a low around 40º. South wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west southwest after midnight.
TOMORROW – Sunny, with a high near 76º. West southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
As always we recommend that you know before you go. Visit cotrip.org for more information prior to hitting the road.
Yesterday there was a truck fire on Copper Gulch which was contained.
September is suicide prevention awareness month – Help shine a light on suicide by walking the displayed art at the West Custer County library during the month of September.
There aren’t any Civic Meetings for today but for THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
9am Board of County Commissioners End-of-Month meeting, 205 S6th Street, Westcliffe.
3pm Hospital District Board meeting in the Medical conference Center, 704 Edwards Avenue, Westcliffe.
CUSTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT’s Annual Meeting and Pond Pilot Program Informational Presentation will be Thursday, October 12th at All Aboard Westcliffe, 110 Rosita Avenue. Doors open at 5:30pm with a home-cooked brisket dinner catered by the Custer County Cattle Women at 6:00pm. The evening will feature several presentations to the district’s landowners and there will be an update on the new Pond Pilot Program set to begin in 2024. The highlight of the evening will be a presentation by Water Resources Division 2 Engineer, Rachel Zancanella, on non-compliant Ponds followed by a Q&A. Cast your vote for the best Conservation Poster in the District’s Annual Poster contest. For tickets and more information, visit custercountyconservationdistrict.org
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Changing seasons exhibit at the 3rd Street Gallery. Intake is October 2nd and 3rd. Open to all skill levels, styles, and mediums. The show runs Oct 5th through Nov 13th. Sponsored by the Sangres Art Guild.
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 27th
9:30am Pickleball at Silver Cliff Memorial Park, 1099 4th Street, Silver Cliff.
10am PlayGroup for children under 5 years of age at the Custer County Library..
4pm Coaldale Schoolhouse Mountain Market, 287 Hayden Creek Road (CR 6) in Coaldale. Support local farmers, bakers, artists and makers!
Six wild mustangs, six incredible trainers, one magical weekend that will have you in awe. This coming weekend six yearling mustangs will be gentled, halter trained and desensitized right in front of your eyes. The gentled yearlings will be available for adoption following the event. Adopt a piece of the Wild West. You can get a BLM application approved now so you have the chance to adopt one of these horses.
Tickets are now on sale for the Equus Film and Art Festival. To see the program and purchase tickets visit: Equusfilmfestival.net or reach out to Melody at 505-429-6597 with any questions.
Monday Imperio Azteca, a new Mexican Restaurant in town opens its door Oct 2nd at 11 am. It is located in Silver Cliff off of highway 96 near High Altitude Fitness. Yes, it’s right where the old Mexican Restaurant was.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
No school tomorrow for PreK – 5th Grade for Teacher Collaboration Day.
3pm Bobcats Cross Country runs at Royal Gorge Bridge & Park.
4pm Bobcats Middle School Volleyball plays @ Crested Butte.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th
9:45am – 10:15am Bobcats Music Makers live performance at the Westcliffe Farmers Market. Behind Jess Price Park.
4pm Bobcats Middle School Football @ John Mall in Walsenburg.
5:30pm Bobcats Middle School Volleyball @ Gardner.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th
10am Pirates Middle School Volleyball @ La Veta.
3pm Pirates High School Volleyball @ La Veta.
4pm Pirates Middle School Football @ La Veta. 
This week on Valley Views our host, Gary Taylor, interviews Tracy Schlafer of Pines Ranch talking about the upcoming open house on Saturday, September 30th.
Valley Views* airs on Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and 6pm, and Saturdays at 10am, and is always available to stream on our website.
Look no further than KLZR’s Community Resource Page for local information on various organizations within the community. You’ll see the ValleyStrong Community Calendar as well as the Visit Wet Mountain Valley Events Calendar.
Sep 26, 2023 | Daily Newsletter
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE for Westcliffe
TODAY – Sunny, with a high near 73º. South southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
TONIGHT – Mostly clear, with a low around 39º. Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
TOMORROW – Sunny, with a high near 74º. West southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
As always we recommend that you know before you go. Visit cotrip.org for more information prior to hitting the road.
There aren’t any Civic Meetings for today but for THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
9am Board of County Commissioners End-of-Month meeting, 205 S6th Street, Westcliffe.
3pm Hospital District Board meeting in the Medical conference Center, 704 Edwards Avenue, Westcliffe.
CUSTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT’s Annual Meeting and Pond Pilot Program Informational Presentation will be Thursday, October 12th at All Aboard Westcliffe, 110 Rosita Avenue. Doors open at 5:30pm with a home-cooked brisket dinner catered by the Custer County Cattle Women at 6:00pm. The evening will feature several presentations to the district’s landowners and there will be an update on the new Pond Pilot Program set to begin in 2024. The highlight of the evening will be a presentation by Water Resources Division 2 Engineer, Rachel Zancanella, on non-compliant Ponds followed by a Q&A. Cast your vote for the best Conservation Poster in the District’s Annual Poster contest. For tickets and more information, visit custercountyconservationdistrict.org
September is suicide prevention awareness month – Help shine a light on suicide by walking the displayed art at the West Custer County library during the month of September.
Tuesday, Sept 26th
At 10am tomorrow, Jay Temple, consulting Geologist for the Colorado Geological Survey, will give a talk on Plate Tectonics. The theory of plate tectonics is that the Earth’s crust is segmented into over a dozen independent “plates”. The interactions of these plates along their boundaries helps geologists understand many of the Earth’s dynamic processes, including the origination of the Wet Mountain Valley and rise of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. Join Jay tomorrow at 10am at the library, 209 Main Street in Westcliffe.
At 11am kids from 3 – 5 play “Littles Soccer at Memorial Park, 305 Hermit Rd, Westcliffe.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th
9:30am Pickleball at Silver Cliff Memorial Park, 1099 4th Street, Silver Cliff.
10am Play Group for children under 5 years of age.
4pm Coaldale Schoolhouse Mountain Market, 287 Hayden Creek Road (CR 6) in Coaldale. Support local farmers, bakers, artists and makers!
Six wild mustangs, Six incredible trainers, one amazing weekend. This coming weekend 6 yearling mustangs will be gentled, halter trained and desensitized in front of your eyes. Join us for a groundbreaking mustang event part of the Equus film festival Sept 28-Oct 1. The gentled yearlings will be available for adoption following the event. Adopt a piece of the Wild West. Get your BLM application approved now so you have the chance to adopt one of these beautiful horses.
Tickets are now on sale for the Equus Film and Art Festival. To see the program and purchase tickets please visit: Equusfilmfestival.net or reach out to Melody at 505-429-6597 with any questions.
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This week on Valley Views our host, Gary Taylor, interviews Tracy Schlafer of Pines Ranch talking about the upcoming open house on Saturday, September 30th.
Valley Views* airs on Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and 6pm, and Saturdays at 10am, and is always available to stream on our website.
More than 100 community members contribute their time and energy by helping out with station management, events, DJ’ing and during our fundraisers. It’s a great way to show your support for KLZR, and meet other people in our community who share your interests. Visit klzr.org for more information.
Sep 25, 2023 | Daily Newsletter
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
TODAY – Sunny, with a high near 71º. South wind 5 to 10 mph.
TONIGHT – Clear, with a low around 39º. Southeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming southwest after midnight.
TOMORROW – Sunny, with a high near 73º. West southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
No highway construction or obstructions for today. But as always we recommend that you know before you go by visiting cotrip.org
In Colorado, nearly half of homes have high radon levels. There are more than 500 lung cancer deaths in Colorado each year attributed to radon. The best way to detect and protect against radon is to perform a simple test of your home. There are free radon kits available. For more information please visit www.coloradoradon.info
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 25th
9:30am High Country Recycling Board meeting, Kirkpatrick Bank, 8 Bassick Place, Westcliffe.
Changing seasons exhibit at the 3rd Street Gallery. Intake is October 2nd and 3rd. Open to all skill levels, styles, and mediums. The show runs Oct 5th through Nov 13th. Sponsored by the Sangres Art Guild.
September is suicide prevention awareness month – Help shine a light on suicide by walking the displayed art at the West Custer County library during the month of September.
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 25th
Noon Wet Mountain Rotary Club meets at Rancher’s Roost, 25 Main Street, Westcliffe.
9:30am Pickleball at Silver Cliff Memorial Park,1099 4th Street, Silver Cliff.
Tuesday, Sept 26th
At 10am tomorrow, Jay Temple, consulting Geologist for the Colorado Geological Survey, will give a talk on Plate Tectonics. The theory of plate tectonics is that the Earth’s crust is segmented into over a dozen independent “plates”. The interactions of these plates along their boundaries helps geologists understand many of the Earth’s dynamic processes, including the origination of the Wet Mountain Valley and rise of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. Join Jay tomorrow at 10am at the library, 209 Main Street in Westcliffe.
At 11am kids from 3 – 5 play “Littles Soccer at Memorial Park, 305 Hermit Rd, Westcliffe,
Six wild mustangs, Six incredible trainers, one amazing weekend. Six yearling mustangs will be gentled, halter trained and desensitized in front of your eyes. Join us for a groundbreaking mustang event part of the Equus film festival Sept 28-Oct 1. The gentled yearlings will be available for adoption following the event. Adopt a piece of the Wild West. Get your BLM application approved now so you have the chance to adopt one of these beautiful horses. Tickets are now on sale for the Equus Film and Art Festival. To see the program and purchase tickets please visit: Equusfilmfestival.net or reach out to Melody at 505-429-6597 with any questions.
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TODAY, SEPTEMBER 25th
4pm Custer Bobcats High School JV (only) Volleyball vs. the Centennial Bulldogs
This week on Valley Views our host, Gary Taylor, interviews Tracy Schlafer of Pines Ranch talking about the upcoming open house on September 30th.
Valley Views* airs on Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and 6pm, and Saturdays at 10am, and is always available to stream on our website.
Look no further than KLZR’s Community Resource Page for local information on various organizations within the community. You’ll see the ValleyStrong Community Calendar as well as the Visit Wet Mountain Valley Events Calendar.
To let us know about events, birthdays, Lost and Found pets, job listings, and other community information, email us at wakeup@klzr.org. Non-profit events should be sent to calendar@klzr.org to be included in our on-air broadcasts.
Sep 22, 2023 | Daily Newsletter
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
TODAY – Sunny, with a high near 69º. Breezy, with a southeast wind 10 to 20 mph becoming southwest in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 30 mph.
TONIGHT – Partly cloudy, with a low around 36º. Breezy, with a west southwest wind 15 to 20 mph.
TOMORROW – Mostly sunny, with a high near 68º. West wind around 15 mph.
HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK – Critical fire weather conditions will be possible over much of the southeast mountains, plains and upper Arkansas River Valley today during the afternoon and early evening hours. There could also be some spotty critical fire weather conditions again on Saturday across the valleys and adjacent plains during the late afternoon hours. Possible late afternoon and evening thunderstorms over the southwestern mountains Saturday. Gusty winds, lightning and spotty light rainfall will be the primary storm risks.
A Fire Weather Watch in effect this morning through this evening due to gusty winds and low relative humidity. Conditions will be favorable for rapid rates of fire growth and spread.
A Fire Weather Watch means that critical fire weather conditions are forecast to occur. Listen for later forecasts and possible Red Flag Warnings.
ROADS & HIGHWAYS
With paving and shouldering operations complete, the final striping of the project will continue through tomorrow. Crews will begin at Wetmore and go work their way west to Westcliffe. Silver Cliff and Westcliffe travelers will find crews working within the town limits today and tomorrow. Remember project work hours are confined to daylight hours. Motorists will not encounter lane closures, instead you will find a moving operation that will cause minimal delays. The12-foot width restriction will be in place within the project area during these work hours.
The Town of Westcliffe has two new Board of Trustees, Bob Fulton and Mark Dembosky. We wish them well and hope they continue the Board’s ongoing efforts to enhance the Town of Westcliffe.
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Cavity Free at 3 at Custer County Public Health Center today from 9am – Noon, 10 Hermit Lane Suite 5 in Silver Cliff. For more info call 719.783.2074
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Changing seasons exhibit at the 3rd Street Gallery. Intake is October 2nd and 3rd. Open to all skill levels, styles, and mediums. The show runs Oct 5th through Nov 13th. Sponsored by the Sangres Art Guild.
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Altitude Community Fitness front desk, pool, and sauna will be closing at 5pm this Friday, September 22nd due to staffing issues. As always, members will have access to the gym and locker rooms.
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
9am – 1pm Westcliffe Farmers Market This is the second to last week for the market (ends September 29th).
11am – 4pm Silver Cliff Museum Museum is open Friday through Sunday until Saturday, September 30th.
11am – 4pm Blend of Art 3rd Street Gallery Stop in and check out all the talent in our Valley. Show showcased through October 2nd.
7pm Movie at the Jones theater this weekend is The Hill. Showtimes are Friday and Saturday at 7pm with a Sunday Matinée at 2pm.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd
10am – Pet Waggin Pet Food Distribution Located outside of Anne’s Grooming just west of the school parking lot. First come, first served. Supplies are limited. Call 719.430.5494 for more information.
11am – Noon SJO Sun Observing Hour Safely observe the sun through several solar telescopes at the Smokey Jack Observatory, 100 S. Adams Boulevard, Westcliffe. Open to the public. FREE.
8pm – 10pm SJO Lunar Observing An opportunity to observe the large round object that circles the Earth and that shines at night by reflecting light from the Sun. Open to the public. FREE.
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Tea with Mrs. Beckwith takes place this Sunday, September 24th from 1pm – 3pm There is a 12:30pm check-in. Text 303.589.3575 to RSVP. The event is presented at Beckwith Ranch on Highway 69.
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Six wild mustangs, Six incredible trainers, one amazing weekend. Six yearling mustangs will be gentled, halter trained and desensitized in front of your eyes. Join us for a groundbreaking mustang event part of the Equus film festival Sept 28-Oct 1. The gentled yearlings will be available for adoption following the event. Adopt a piece of the Wild West. Get your BLM application approved now so you have the chance to adopt one of these beautiful horses.
Tickets are now on sale for the Equus Film and Art Festival. To see the program and purchase tickets please visit: Equusfilmfestival.net or reach out to Melody at 505-429-6597 with any questions.
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TODAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
10am Custer Bobcats Middle School Volleyball @ Cripple Creek Pioneers
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd
2pm Bobcats High School Volleyball vs. the Sanford Thundering Mustangs
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd
1pm Cotopaxi Pirates Middle School Football vs. the Kim Mustangs
4pm Cotopaxi Pirates High School Volleyball vs. the Kim Mustangs
This week on Valley Views our host, Gary Taylor, interviews Mike Brannen and Homero Peña about the Pickleball scene in the Wet Mountain Valley.
Valley Views* airs on Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and 6pm, and Saturdays at 10am, and is always available to stream on our website.
Community radio is fueled by the power of local support. Contributions from individuals, businesses, and organizations account for 100% of our operating budget. If you have a business that could use a boost, consider underwriting with us. Visit klzr.org for more information
Look no further than KLZR’s Community Resource Page for local information on various organizations within the community. You’ll see the ValleyStrong Community Calendar as well as the Visit Wet Mountain Valley Events Calendar.
Sep 21, 2023 | Daily Newsletter
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
TODAY – Sunny, with a high near 68º. Breezy, with a south southwest wind 10 to 20 mph.
TONIGHT – Clear, with a low around 36º. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph.
TOMORROW – Sunny, with a high near 69º. Breezy, with a southwest wind 10 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 30 mph.
Strong and gusty winds combined with low relative humidity brings widespread critical to extreme fire weather conditions. Do not burn anything at this time.
ROADS & HIGHWAYS
With paving and shouldering operations complete, the final striping of the project will begin today, September 21st and continue through Saturday, September 23rd.
Remember project work hours are confined to daylight hours. Motorists will not encounter lane closures, instead you will find a moving operation that will cause minimal delays. The12-foot width restriction will be in place within the project area during these work hours.
Crews will begin at Wetmore and go work their way west to Westcliffe. Silver Cliff and Westcliffe travelers will find crews working within the town limits on Friday and Saturday.
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
2pm Round Mountain Water and Sanitation District Board meeting, 59000 CO 69, Westcliffe.
Due to staffing issues, Altitude Community Fitness front desk, pool, and sauna will be closing at 5pm tomorrow. As always, members will have access to the gym and locker rooms.
US Representatives Brittany Pettersen (D-CO) and Doug LaMalfa (R-CA) introduced legislation to ease burdensome barriers homeowners and business owners face when trying to prepare, or “harden,” their properties for natural disasters. The bipartisan Natural Disaster Property Protection Act will reduce paperwork and cut down on unnecessary red tape by increasing the amount of money individuals can invest in disaster mitigation projects without having to report them to the Internal Revenue Service. The bill raises the IRS filing mandate for 1099 forms from $600 to $5,000. For more information go to pettersen.house.gov
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
10am – 3pm DMV2GO Any Coloradan who needs a driver’s license or ID card services can utilize this program. In the Community Room at the library from 10am – 3pm.
12:30pm High Altitude Garden Club They meet at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 201 3rd St, Westcliffe. These meet-ups are on the 3rd Thursday of each month. They begin with a “meet and greet” social half hour then a brief business meeting at 1:00 pm,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
9am – noon is Cavity Free at 3 at Custer County Public Health Center, 10 Hermit Lane Suite 5 in Silver Cliff. For more info call 719.783.2074
9am – 1pm Westcliffe Farmers Market This is the second to last week for the market (ends September 29th).
11am – 4pm Silver Cliff Museum Museum is open Friday through Sunday until Saturday, September 30th.
11am – 4pm Blend of Art 3rd Street Gallery Stop in and check out all the talent in our Valley. Showcased through October 2nd.
Tea with Mrs. Beckwith takes place this Sunday, September 24th from 1pm – 3pm There is a 12:30pm check-in. Text 303.589.3575 to RSVP. The event is presented at Beckwith Ranch on Highway 69.
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TODAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
2:15pm Custer Bobcats Cross Country at Coronado Cougar Classic, W Fontanero Street and Culebra Avenue, Colorado Springs
4pm Custer Bobcats Middle School Football vs. the Sargent Farmers
This week on Valley Views our host, Gary Taylor, interviews Mike Brannen and Homero Peña about the Pickleball scene in the Wet Mountain Valley.
Valley Views* airs on Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and 6pm, and Saturdays at 10am, and is always available to stream on our website.
To let us know about events, birthdays, Lost and Found pets, job listings, and other community information, email us at wakeup@klzr.org. Non-profit events should be sent to calendar@klzr.org to be included in our on-air broadcasts.
Look no further than KLZR’s Community Resource Page for local information on various organizations within the community. You’ll see the ValleyStrong Community Calendar as well as the Visit Wet Mountain Valley Events Calendar.
Sep 20, 2023 | Daily Newsletter
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
TODAY – A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms between 9am and noon, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 67º. South wind 5 to 10 mph becoming north in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
TONIGHT – A 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39º.
TOMORROW – A chance of showers and thunderstorms between 9am and noon, then showers and possibly a thunderstorm after noon. High near 64º. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
ROADS & HIGHWAYS
No local obstructions or construction plans for today for our highways. Our local CDOT guy, Matt, says it’s smooth sailing until about Springtime.
As always we recommend that you know before you go prior to hitting the road. Find out more at cotrip.org
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 20th
5pm Silver Cliff Planning Commission, Silver Cliff Town Hall, 612 Main Street, Silver Cliff.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
2pm Round Mountain Water and Sanitation District Board meeting, 59000 CO 69, Westcliffe.
Custer County Health Center will provide free transport for your appointment on Thursdays to Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center in Salida. Call 719.783.2380 to reserve your seat.
This Friday from 9am – noon is Cavity Free at 3 at Custer County Public Health Center, 10 Hermit Lane Suite 5 in Silver Cliff. For more info call 719.783.2074
In Colorado government news : U.S. Representatives Brittany Pettersen (CO-07) and Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12) joined their colleagues to introduce bipartisan and bicameral legislation aimed at preventing opioid overdoses and increasing access to overdose reversal medications like naloxone, also known as Narcan. The Workplace Overdose Reversal Kits (WORK) to Save Lives Act will require the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to issue guidance to employers regarding opioid overdose reversal medication attainment, usage, and training.
Drug overdose deaths increased by over 30% within the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022 approximately 83,000 opioid-involved drug overdose deaths were reported in the U.S. The National Safety Council found that while 75% of employers reported seeing opioid use impact their workplace, only 17% were able to report being well-prepared to address it.
ALTITUDE COMMUNITY FITNESS
Altitude Community Fitness front desk, pool, and sauna will be closing at 5pm this Friday, September 22nd due to staffing issues. As always, members will have access to the gym and locker rooms.
TODAY, SEPTEMBER 20th
The 2023 the 6th Annual of the Sangre de Cristo Ultras begins today through September 24th at Music Meadows/Greenhorn Ranch. For distances, start times, and the rest check out the website humanpotentialrunning.com.
8am Meet your VSO/VRO at the library, 209 Main Street, Westcliffe. Coffee provided by Sugarlump.
10am Play group for young children up to school age and their caregivers, at the library, 209 Main Street, Westcliffe.
The Coaldale Schoolhouse Mountain Market takes place From 4- 6pm today at 287 Hayden Creek Road in Coaldale.
There is a special showing at the Jones theater – at 5:30pm the Doors open/and at 6:15pm theShow starts –– For Suicide Prevention Month presentation by independent filmmaker, John Padilla. His Mountain in My Mind 2: Tragedy Into Triumph is being shown in a free screening event. This powerful film shines light on the importance of addressing mental health challenges. Refreshments will be served, there will be giveaways, and a brief panel discussion will take place after the film. At the Jones Theater, 119 Main Street in Westcliffe.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
10am – 3pm DMV2GO Any Coloradan who needs a driver’s license or ID card services can utilize this program. At the Custer County library.
12:30pm High Altitude Garden Club meets at St Luke’s Episcopal Church, 201 3rd St, Westcliffe. These meet-ups are on the 3rd Thursday of each month. They begin with a “meet and greet” social half hour then a brief business meeting at 1:00 pm
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Tea with Mrs. Beckwith takes place this Sunday, September 24th from 1pm – 3pm There is a 12:30pm check-in. Text 303.589.3575 to RSVP. The event is presented at Beckwith Ranch on Highway 69.
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tickets are now on sale for seating for the Equus Film and Art Festival in Westcliffe at the end of September. Seating is limited.
The Films run from Friday September 29th to Sunday October 1st at the Jones Theater.
To see the program and purchase tickets please visit:
Equusfilmfestival.net or reach out to Melody at 505-429-6597 with any questions.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
2:15pm Custer Bobcats Cross Country team travels to Coronado for the Coronado Cougar Classic, W Fontanero Street and Culebra Avenue in Colorado Springs
4pm Custer Bobcats Middle School Football plays Sargent at home.
This week on Valley Views our host, Gary Taylor, interviews Mike Brannen and Homero Pena about the Pickleball scene in the Wet Mountain Valley.
Valley Views* airs on Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and 6pm, and Saturdays at 10am, and is always available to stream on our website.
