Dawn Wilson is a journalist at various media outlets including WGTK-FM and The Denver Post. She specializes in themes of religion and spirituality, as well as health and wellness, covering topics such as healthcare administration, patient care, and public health. Dawn's work has been featured in numerous publications, showcasing her commitment to delivering insightful health news and exploring the intersections of faith and healthcare.
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Dawn's coverage focuses predominantly on house & home, culture & society, and family & relationships within the local area of Estes Park, Colorado. She often provides seasonal content as well.
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By: Dawn Wilson
UCHealth Estes Valley Medical Center (EVMC) will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, May 19, to discuss EVMC’s Hospital Transformation Program data, ways UCHealth is providing community benefit in the Estes Valley and ongoing efforts to support the community’s health and well-being.
By: Dawn Wilson
Jess Brown, an urgent care technician with UCHealth Urgent Care - Estes Park, receives 100 donated care bags for patients at the facility from the Estes Park Girl Scout Troop #70449 and the help of Jacqueline Stamey, Data Analyst for UCHealth Estes Valley Medical Center.
By: Dawn Wilson
A rare case of tularemia, or “rabbit fever,” was found in a Colorado rabbit. Learn symptoms, risks and how people get infected.
UCHealth Estes Valley Medical Center (EVMC) has noted a rise in visits to the emergency department (ED) in recent weeks.
Great competition and good golfing fun are on the schedule for the 23rd annual Nan Ryan Invitational this Saturday, July 25, at the Lake Estes Golf Course.
It's easy to focus on the worst people in a church because they demand more of our time and attention, but what about the best people in the congregation — those who are sometimes overlooked?
The Estes Valley Astronomical Society is offering a free public open house and lecture on Saturday, August 29th starting at 7 pm at the Estes Park Memorial Observatory. The goal
The worst people in your church might not be the first ones who pop into your mind. In fact, they might even, from time to time, include you!
By: Dawn Wilson
New step adds extra layer of safety for patients, visitors, staff
The “weapons” that kill off marriages vary, but if we surrender to God’s wisdom and obey His Word, our marriages don’t have to die.
