Listen to live music and enjoy local food and drinks at the Dolores RiverFest. Find out when! Learn how you can win a room with a view and support the Mancos Public Library. Celebrate Historic Preservation Month with community events. Real ID is now required by the Transportation Safety Administration. Are you prepared? Watch to learn more. By Rachel Hughes. This story is sponsored by The Lor Foundation and Hospice of Montezuma.
Dolores River Festival - https://www.doloresriverfest.org/
Mancos Friends of the Library - https://mancosfriends.org/
Mancos Public Library - https://mancoslibrary.org/
City of Cortez - https://www.cortezco.gov/
Colorado Department of Revenue: Division of Motor Vehicles - https://dmv.colorado.gov/
Nu Bass Theory - https://nubasstheory.com/
TSA - https://www.tsa.gov/
Jersey Jim Foundation - https://jerseyjimfoundation.org/
The Lor Foundation - https://lorfoundation.org/
Hospice of Montezuma - https://hospiceofmontezuma.org/
Listen to live music and enjoy local food and drinks at the Dolores River Fest. Learn how you can win a room with a view and support the Mancuss Public Library. Celebrate Historic Preservation Month with the City of Cortez and Real ID is now required for travel by the Transportation and Safety Administration. You're watching the local News Roundup, brought to you by the Lore Foundation and Hospice of Montezuma. I'm Connor Shrieve. The 20th annual Dolores River Fest will be held from 10:00 AM until dark on Saturday, June 7th At Joe Row Park. The festival will feature two stages of live music, local beer and foods, a kids' play zone, vendors, and more general admission is $40 per person on the Dolores River Festival website, or $45 at the gate. Children 12 and under get in free discount codes are available online through May 31st. The Dolores River Brewery will host a pre-party on Friday, June 6th, featuring new base theory. Visit the festival website for more information. Win a night in the Jersey Gym Fire Lookout Tower while supporting the Mankas Public Library. The Mankas friends of the library will host an online auction from Monday, June 2nd to Sunday June 8th. The winner will receive a free one night stay at the Jersey Gym Tower located in the LaPlata Mountains on Saturday July 12th. The tower was used by the US Forest Service as a fire lookout from the 1940s to the 1970s. It includes the original furniture and 360 degree views. For details and bidding, visit the Manus friends of the library website. The City of Cortez celebrates historic Preservation month. This may with community events. Color a page from the historic Cortez coloring book. Then take a photo of yourself holding the coloring page at its real life location. Submit your photo by Saturday, May 31st for a chance to win a prize. Then learn about the Civilian Conservation Corps camp during a presentation at 2:00 PM on Saturday, May 31st. Visit the City of Cortez website for more information. Real ID is now required for travel, and most Coloradans are prepared for the change. The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles reports that 96% of all state issued driver's license and ID cards meet real ID standards. The Real ID Act was passed in Congress in 2005 and Colorado became a mandatory real ID state in 2013. Cards issued or renewed since then are real ID compliant, marked by a star in the corner starting May 7th. The Transportation Security Administration will only accept these cards or other federally approved identification such as a passport for travel. Find a list of approved forms of identification on the TSA website or visit the Colorado DMV website for more information. Learn more about these and other stories online at Montezuma Local News. Thanks for watching this edition of the Local News Roundup. I'm Connor Shrieve.
