Good afternoon, and welcome to Mountain Edition.
You’ve probably noticed we’re in our summer pledge drive this week… so today we’re bringing you an update on the latest local news.
Like efforts to restrict drilling on the Thompson Divide… lots of business in the valley this summer... and what we know now about theories on who may have been involved in Nancy Pfister’s death.
Then we’ll hear some of our favorite stories over the last several months… One man says he’s the only Ute tribal member who lives in the Roaring Fork Valley.
And, we chat with a local rabbi considered one of the most inspiring in the country.
We’ll hear about one of the tough issues in the Roaring Fork Valley. Heroin overdoses have claimed several lives this year.
As for the pledge drive, thanks if you’ve already made a gift or renewed your membership. If not...it’s time.
Because nearly half of Aspen Public Radio’s funding comes from listeners like you. Please consider making a pledge, at whatever amount is comfortable.
Call us at 920- 9000 during regular business hours, or give anytime on the interwebs, that’s aspen public radio dot org.
We’ve got lots of good stories for you during this special pledge drive edition of Mountain Edition... starting now.
