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Local NEWS Network Supercast!

Local NEWS Network Supercast!

By: 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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Episodes
  • 96 Years Strong: The Ute Mountain Roundup Returns to Cortez
    Jun 24 2026

    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 Sadie Smith

    Watch this story at LNN.news

    This story is sponsored by Keesee Motor Company and Hospice of Montezuma

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    3 mins
  • What’s Happening Around Durango | Week of June 23, 2026
    Jun 23 2026

    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.

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    2 mins
  • Voices of the Past: Lessons from the Land — The Agricultural History of Southwest Colorado (Part 2)
    Jun 19 2026

    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 markets and transformed farming across the valleys. Drawing on diaries, oral histories, and a lifetime of working the land himself, Scott paints a vivid portrait of how agriculture has always been both a livelihood and a lifeline in Southwest Colorado — and why the small farms still taking root here today carry that legacy forward.

    The Power of Place Magazine is a special initiative of the Colorado 150 Southwest organizing committee, featuring 20 articles by professional historians and local writers exploring Southwest Colorado's rich and complex heritage.

    By Scott Perez

    This story is sponsored by Alpine Bank, Sky Ute Casino and Strater Hotel

    Watch the full series, Voices of the Past: Southwest Colorado.

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    3 mins
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