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Latina Singer Sara Illsley On Her Roots, And Helping Others Through Music

By Tom Yoder • Nov 12, 2019
Courtesy of Sara Illsley

Sara Illsley has been singing throughout her whole life, beginning in her childhood in Mexico, and continuing with her Latin jazz performances today. KSJD's Tom Yoder spoke with her about her music and what she will be bringing to her performance at the Sunflower Theatre on Saturday.

Four Corners 2019 Election Results

By Daniel Rayzel • Nov 8, 2019
Daniel Rayzel / KSJD

KSJD is tracking results for elections taking place in Montezuma County, Dolores County, and San Juan County, Utah.

A Poignant Look At Depression In "Every Brillant Thing"

By Tom Yoder • Nov 6, 2019

The play "Every Brilliant Thing" explores the serious topics of depression and mental illness with a healthy dose of humor and joy. KSJD's Tom Yoder spoke with Sarah Syverson, the actress at the center of the one-woman play, and director Mona Wood-Patterson of the production company Merely Players, about why they feel "Every Brilliant Thing" is an important story to tell right now.

May Erlewine on New Album ‘Second Sight,’ Moab Folk Festival Performance

By Mike McAllister • Nov 1, 2019
Courtesy of May Erlewine

May Erlewine performs at the Moab Folk Festival this weekend — and has a new album in tow.

 

KSJD’s Mike McAllister talked with Erlewine about “Second Sight” and how the hearings for Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination set the foundation for one of the album’s songs.

Cortez, Montezuma County Signs Proclamations Encouraging Green Lights for Veterans

By Daniel Rayzel • Oct 31, 2019
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Have you seen green lights going up on porches in your neighborhood? 

 

Proclamations signed in October by the mayor of Cortez and the Montezuma County commissioners are supporting them — all in the hope of shining a light on veterans in the community.

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