Deb Hurley Brobst is a journalist based in Evergreen, Colorado. She writes for Colorado Community Media and her work has been featured in various local publications such as Canyon Courier, Clear Creek Courant, and Golden Transcript. Deb covers a range of topics including local events, sports, education, and community issues.
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The U.S. Forest Service is considering draining the body of water atop Red Mountain Pass. Local leaders worry that could harm tourism and recreation
Twelve narrow-gauge railroad cars and one small outbuilding in Ridgway earned the designation of Ouray County Historic Landmarks.
By: Jane Reuter, Deb Hurley Brobst, Naomi Peña
Temporary halt meant to give town time to rewrite conflicting zoning regulations
Kara Rhoades, the former chief financial officer for Citizens State Bank, is Ouray County’s new deputy county manager.
For more than two decades the unknown man’s remains were kept in a storage freezer in the Pathology Department of Montrose Memorial Hospital, forgotten to time — and by law enforcement officers and medical professionals tasked with figuring out who he was and what happened to him.
Eradication at recreation area to take place this fall A plan to eradicate prairie dogs at Top of the Pines will wait until fall. Ouray County commissioners asked Top of the Pines officials on Tuesday...
Marita B. Robinson of Ridgway has become Ouray County's first deputy county attorney.
Details of complaint and report remain secret The Ouray Police Department has been cleared in a complaint alleging some of its officers used excessive force against a juvenile last year. But the subst...
By By Lia Salvatierra and Deb Hurley Brobst [email protected], on July 17, 2024 Commissioners supportive of Horsefly Volunteer Fire Protection, which is seeking $30K a year
Tri-County Water to take over spearheading lawsuit The Tri-County Water Conservation District has taken the reins from Ouray County in leading a lawsuit proposing pipeline construction from Cow Creek to Ridgway Reservoir. Proponents want the pipeline to ensure local users would not be cut off from water during drought, while opponents — about 20 entities including environmental groups, some local ranchers and state agencies — are fighting to ensure they...
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