This week on Regional Roundup: We hear about the intense Logan to Jackson bike race, the vintage Colorado Grand car rally. We hear about an Indigenous art exhibit inspired by Star Wars and hear about Indigenous Futurism. Best-selling author Bonnie Garmus speaks on the need to seperate church and state during her visit to Colorado as she accepts a Freedom from Religion Foundation award. Finally, Dr. Jack Burns discusses the exciting future of doing science on the moon.

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Kerri Beatty with the Pinon Project in Cortez talks about their programming for youth and parents, as well as the upcoming annual Pumpkin Fest celebration.

A new Netflix film follows the Chuska Warriors, a high school basketball team from a town on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico. A Shiprock-based designer created the team’s basketball uniforms, which reclaim Native American imagery.

Our Veterans Affairs segment covers Patriots Pen and Voice of Democracy - scholarship essay contests for young people.

This week on the Regional Roundup, we explore the potential relocation of the Sundance Film Festival to Boulder, recent film festivals in the Rockies, and a heavy metal event in Ignacio.

With different understanding of what “protecting” means for the lands surrounding the Dolores River, residents and environmental organizations try to find a common solution to preserving the wild and rugged landscape.

With the election less than two months away, political rifts in Grand County mirror those across Colorado and the rest of the country. Changing demographics are exacerbating political differences and making it hard to focus on the issues that matter, even when Republicans and Democrats agree on them.

This week on Regional Roundup: In recognition of National Preparedness Month, we'll offer tips on how to be ready for a natural disaster. We'll also hear from Colorado residents working on wildfire mitigation in hopes of keeping insurance costs down. Plus, some of the world’s fastest drivers gathered recently at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats to set speed records in their homemade hot rods, but the future of the World of Speed race is in question.

Engineering hurdles, high costs and political challenges stand in the way of an easy fix to the West's water shortages. This is Part 1 in the Western Water Myths five-part series.