This week on WKRP Montrose, we honor Frank Rodriguez — a dedicated public servant, veteran, and leader. From growing up in Oakland, California, to enlisting in the military right after high school, Frank’s life has been defined by selfless service. He started in the Air Force as a pararescueman, transitioned to the Army as a combat control officer, and deployed just 10 days after 9/11, serving for the next 10 years.Following his military career, Frank continued a path of service — working in law enforcement as a deputy, football coach, special response team member, detective sergeant, and more. He later served as Olathe’s Police Chief before stepping into the role of Montrose County Manager. In that position, Frank led with humility, serving nine elected officials and 400 county employees, always focused on empowering others and maximizing resources for the good of the community. Though his time as County Manager ended after six months, Frank gave everything he had with honor and integrity.In this episode, Frank shares stories of leadership, sacrifice, and resilience. His journey is full of twists and turns — from the battlefield to local government — and every step is marked by his unwavering commitment to serve. Tune in to hear the full story of Frank Rodriguez and his incredible path of service.This Memorial Day we want to thank Frank Rodriguez as well as the countless others that serve in our Armed Forces.

This week on WKRP Montrose, we chat with Kelly Tousley, who shares her journey from Northern Michigan to Montrose. After traveling the country in a tiny home she built with her husband Curtiss, they settled in Montrose in 2020 and transformed a fixer-upper into home. Known for her kindness and can-do spirit, Kelly talks about her new creative outlet Wine and Wigs, and the “three hats” she wears in her work—supporting kids with autism, working with families in early intervention, and helping rural school districts access critical services. It’s a story of adventure, compassion, and making a difference. Don't miss this inspiring episode.

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!