The sign for the old “Uranium Drive-In” movie theater in Naturita is also a symbol of the good ol’ days when the southwestern Colorado town was booming. But the sign no longer stands on a hill above town, and it’s falling apart. So locals are raising money to restore and put it back up. Ryan Warner talks with Naturita Mayor Tami Lowrence.
[Photo: Montrose Daily Press/John Keller]
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