This week, we sat down with Chuck Searcy, Administrative Sergeant with the Montrose County Sheriff’s Office, and Dave Farley, the new Public Information Officer. From polygraphs to public outreach, they share what goes on behind the scenes and how the department serves the community. Chuck explains his path into law enforcement and his work with polygraphs, while Dave talks about stepping into the PIO role and building community connections. They also highlight lesser-known services, from background checks to search and rescue—and share a memorable story of a unique animal call in Montrose. Check it out!

This week on WKRP Montrose, we sat down with Nina Steigele of Particular Tile — a Western Slope company that’s redefining what it means to be boujee, eco-friendly, and rooted in local history. Every fall, after farmers have drained the Paonia Reservoir for their fields, Nina and her team dig into the silt left behind — and that rich, natural clay becomes the foundation for their stunning, handcrafted tiles. From sustainable sourcing to accessible design, Nina is building something truly special. You may have already seen her work at the Gunnison Library — those bricks outside? That’s Particular Tile. Check it out to hear the full story, what’s next for the business, and where you can find her beautiful, muddy creations next.Check out some of their work here: https://www.particulartile.com/

This week on WKRP Montrose, we sit down with Thomas Ceniceros, Pavilion and Community Events Coordinator for the City of Montrose. Thomas, who played football and lacrosse at Montrose High School, shares details about upcoming events like the Montrose Mudder, the 4th of July celebration in partnership with the Montrose Summer Music Series, and FuncFest. In addition to organizing some of the community’s biggest events, Thomas plays an important role in helping bring people together and making Montrose a lively and welcoming place.Watch the latest episode to hear more about what's coming up and the important work Thomas is doing for the community!