Mike Lemmer
Morning News Host, Reporter & DJMike served as the News Director for KNUJ Radio in Southern Minnesota for over a decade before moving to the Roaring Fork Valley in 2014. Mike hosts the morning news on weekdays from 6am-8am, as well as offering his expertise with additional news reporting duties, engineering, live broadcasts, and DJing his music show ALL MiXED UP when time permits. Mike is also the Entertainment Coordinator at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, and occasionally guides cave tours
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News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Tuesday's news, including candidate Dwayne Romero at a town hall in New Castle, and untangling the thicket of ballot measures with a closer look at two affecting trans people and two affecting your taxes. -
News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Friday's news, including the highlights and lowdown from last weekend's Club 20 debate featuring many of the candidates you will see on November ballots, and the Carbondale Bike Project joins the pantheon of community powerhouses featured in the KDNK Nonprofit Connect during our Fall Fund Drive. -
News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Thursday's news, including Common Cause coming to Western Colorado counties to aid poll workers with training amid Trump's attacks on the voting system, and KDNK Nonprofit Connect checks in on orphaned bears at a Silt wildlife rehabilitation facility. -
News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Tuesday's news, including CD3 Jeff Hurd's position on energy sources and extraction in Western Colorado, a Club 20-sponsored election debate gathering in Grand Junction, and a visit with the Leadville library's director to tour the many useful and fun offerings at 10,000 feet.
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News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Monday's news, including a price increase for Xcel Energy customers, pressure increasing on public lands amid maneuvering to rescind the Roadless Rule and undo the Bears Ears' resource management plan, and a chat with Rifle's new police chief. -
News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Monday's news, including new hope for commuters who rely on the Hogback bus service, and a walk through the woods near Ouray, where the Gold Mountain Fire blackened nearly 40,000 acres in July.
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Correction: The story states that “recent funding cuts by RFTA led Garfield County as well as Silt and Rifle to find new funding solutions.” In fact, the funding issue originated with Garfield County’s budget reductions and its decision to reduce/end its funding contribution for the Hogback service west of New Castle to Silt and Rifle. -
News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Friday's news, including a visit to the Garfield County Fair with 4H, a young composer's world premiere honoring the 140th anniversary of Cortez, Colorado, and the important role an EMS plays in rural healthcare.
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The Garfield County Fair continues through Saturday with country entertainment from music to livestock shows. It's also the annual showcase and endpoint for 4H projects. -
Glenwood roller derby provides “therapy” and support for its squad.
