Cañon City, United States (Local)
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Brian Porter’s work focuses primarily on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, crime, and community involvement in the Fort Morgan area of Colorado. His coverage heavily features announcements from local government entities.
Given this focus, Brian would likely be receptive to pitches featuring local community leaders or officials discussing new policies or initiatives. Additionally, he might be interested in stories that highlight citizen engagement in civic matters or address crime-related issues within the locality.
Local businesses and organizations seeking coverage should consider reaching out with information about events directly tied to community involvement. It's also important for sources to have a strong tie-in to Fort Morgan or neighboring areas when pitching story ideas related to these themes.
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Jack Johnson brought his SURFILMUSIC Tour to Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center (CMAC) in Canandaigua, on Wednesday, July 1, joined by Hermanos Gutiérrez for a night that felt more like a California sunset than a night on Canandaigua Lake. Across four distinct sets, Johnson traded his usual laid-back groove for something a little more...
By: Brian Porter
The Aspen Acres fire on 93,000 acres in Custer and Pueblo counties has become one of the largest fires in the state’s history and continues to spread, engulfing 2,928 new acres in the past 24 hours as the blaze enters its second w…
By: Brian Porter
A Fremont County disaster declaration, related to the Aspen Acres Fire, has been extended until July 29, allowing the continuance of additional resources and support.“Fortunately, this fire has not actually, yet, reached Fremont County,…
By: Brian Porter
As the Cañon City community adapts to Stage 1 water usage restrictions, city management has its eye on the potential that Stage 2 restrictions could be necessary at some point this summer.“We have taken precautions from a water resource…
By: Brian Porter
Tick tock. Tick tock. Time is ticking away.In less than a year, Cañon City could be faced with a use-it-or-lose-it scenario for $350,000 in funding that the Colorado Department of Local Affairs contributed to the total budgeted $950,000…
By: Brian Porter
Mayor Phil Lund this week came up with a “one less flush” strategy, attempting to reduce water usage one gallon at a time, to open the Cañon City splashpad to children.It’s a common idea for water conservation. If everyone chips i…
By: Brian Porter
Some members of the Cañon City Council cite efficiencies that might be gained, while still ensuring governmental oversight, as reasoning to support the breakup of three hybrid standing committees created six months ago.In January, when …
By: Brian Porter
In what he termed a good news, bad news report to Fremont County, Commissioner Dwyane McFall says headway is being made toward containing the Aspen Acres Fire, while it may continue to burn for some time.“They have it going where they w…
By: Brian Porter
Retail sales tax revenue is pacing ahead of a five-year average, and any individual year in that period, a report delivered Tuesday by Budget & Finance Officer Shawn Sutton to Fremont County commissioners reads.“We are running ahead…
By: Brian Porter
The first few days of August will present a crossroads for Cañon City.Could there be efficiencies and improved outcomes for all stakeholders by transferring some or all services to the Southern Colorado Building Department? Is it the …
