A Hero's Welcome for Max

Lifetime award

The Ouray County Cattlemen's Association held their 59th Annual Banquet and Dance in Ridgway last Saturday. Ken and Karen Miller (right), pictured here with president Matt Iversen (left), were honored as this year's Lifetime Members. Plaindealer courtesy photo Read more...

THIS WEEK'S POLL

How do you feel about the Ridgway Town Council granting approval for a 3rd liquor store to open in Ridgway?

	It's a free market, the Town was right to approve it.
	That makes 6 liquor stores in a county of 4,300 people. That's one too many.
	Competition is a good thing.
	I may try it, but I'm loyal to the store I've always shopped.

PHOTOS

FOOD

LETTERS

VIDEOS

MAPS

Special Sections

	Today	1709
	Yesterday	2997
	This week	10424
	Last week	19567
	This month	59386
	Last month	118509
	All days	748589

Today: Feb 22, 2012

Visitors Counter

ChronoForms

There is no form with this name

A Hero's Welcome for Max

E-mail

Max Scheutz, son of Bobbi Browner, came home to Ridgway greeted by a hero's welcome Saturday after living in Aurora for the past year while undergoing treatment for leukemia. He is "doing as great as we could have wished for," said Browner.

MAX SCHEUTZSATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 2011

01/43