Guinnevere Stropes is a local journalist based in Salida, Colorado. She writes for the Mountain Mail newspaper and her work has also appeared in the Chaffee County Times. Guinnevere covers a range of topics, including local government, education, outdoor recreation, and community issues.
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Guinnevere's reporting predominantly focuses on local government activities, particularly in Salida, Colorado. To effectively pitch to her, consider offering insights or access related to local government issues, school district operations and developments, transportation projects and community events within the area.
Given Guinnevere’s coverage attributes and themes covered, she may be interested in expert commentary from individuals involved in local politics or education administration. Additionally, pitches that align with ongoing discussions at council meetings or topics of interest for the city council could resonate well with her coverage focus.
If you have valuable perspectives on city planning initiatives such as wayfinding signage and street closures within Salida or broader Colorado legislative changes impacting trophy hunting laws and other regulations affecting the region would likely capture her attention.
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Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area celebrated its 35th birthday on Oct. 27, although without much of a party.
Salida City Council will meet for a work session at 6 p.m. Nov. 18 in the Touber Building, 448 E. First St.
Salida City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Nov. 19 in the Touber Building, 448 E. First St., for a regular meeting, where they are scheduled to conduct two public
By: Guinnevere Stropes
Salida City Council will hold a regular meeting at 6 p.m. Nov. 5 at the Touber Building, where they are set to hold a public hearing for an amplified sound
By: Guinnevere Stropes
The City of Salida’s Arts and Culture Department is seeing a slight shift in operations with the retirement of its former director, Michael Varnum, and the implementation of a close
Chaffee County commissioners heard department updates, discussed Marijuana Excise Tax Advisory Board recommendations and considered the 2025 holiday and meeting schedule during a work session Nov. 18 in Salida.
By: Guinnevere Stropes
Salida City Council held a work session Nov. 18 at the Touber Building, where they heard a presentation on the land use application process and a review of the city
Salida City Council held a regular meeting Nov. 19 at the Touber Building where they approved two amplified sound permits, two resolutions and appointed councilwoman Suzanne Fontana to the Greater Salida Recreation Board.
This simple graphic was made to help illustrate the new design for the U.S. 285 and U.S. 50 intersection in Poncha Springs. (Map courtesy of CDOT)
A photo of a truck stuck in deep snow, that Jared Bradford used on his Facebook page to advertise his winter driving courses he's offering for free on Sundays in November. (Courtesy photo)
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