Erin Spillane is an editor, writer, and grant writer. She covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, commercial real estate, and wellness programs, with a particular focus on event technology and the music business. Erin's work has been featured in The Montrose Daily Press and Telluride Daily Planet.
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Erin Spillane predominantly covers local business and community events in the Telluride area of Colorado. Her articles often feature expert commentary, event coverage, and seasonal topics related to various themes such as business, education, house & home, scientific matters, health & wellbeing.
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Medicine Ranch’s Josh Geetter has an event-filled summer ahead
The Alpine Club, a private, on-mountain club currently under construction at San Sophia Station, has appointed George Bigley as its general manager.
A number of directors at this year’s festival are homegrown, including Ben Knight
Unique fixture on local festival circuit shows kids a good time — and what’s possible
One to One Mentoring is ‘beyond proud’ as five of their mentees collect diplomas
This weekend’s Telluride Food and Vine Festival is approachable, creative, immersive
