Katherine Tomanek is a journalist based in Grand Junction, Colorado. She writes for the Grand Junction Free Press and her work has also appeared in the Aspen Daily News. Katherine covers a wide range of local news topics including community events, public services, and human interest stories.
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Katherine Tomanek's reporting focuses on local events, community news, and cultural happenings in the Garfield County area of Colorado. She covers a wide range of topics including local events, family & relationships, culture & society, house & home.
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Lots of clubs are meeting this week at the Garfield County Libraries. The Western Colorado Book Club returns to Parachute on Tuesday, Friends of the Library Book Club are in Rifle on Wednesday and the...
Lesa Russo sits in the backyard of her home in Glenwood Springs after interviewing about Threshold Choirs and her local group, Bedside Voices of the Valley.
Shelley Kaup was named RFTA board chair in February 2024.
By: Katherine Tomanek
The end of summer typically means the perfect temperature for mosquitoes to come out — it also means precaution is needed as mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus. Sites in Battlement Mesa and Rifle...
Firefighters were drenched during the open house on Saturday, held at the Colorado River Fire Station in Rifle.
By: Katherine Tomanek
The city of Rifle approved a number of city projects in their regularly scheduled meeting on Sep. 4, starting with the approval of the final plan for a new Park and Ride. Rifle was awarded...
Clay Crossland and Paul Adams stand with President Gail Schwartz as she thanks them for donating the land of Wapitit Commons to build homes at the Habitat for Humanity's Home Dedication ceremony in February.
Garfield County Libraries. This week at the Garfield County Libraries, Silt’s Unsolved Sleuths, where true crime is celebrated and cold cases are cracked, return on Tuesday evening. On Wednesday there will be free cooking classes in Rifle, while the Third Thursday Book Club and Chess Club are on Thursday in Carbondale and Glenwood Springs, respectively. Stress Free Financial Confidence is in multiple places this week, especially the weekend and the Mobile Mexican Consulate will be at the Rifle Branch on Saturday and Sunday.
By: Katherine Tomanek
“1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture,” a documentary about mistranslating the Bible, will screen from 6-8 p.m. Friday at the Ute Theater in Rifle.. “It started when theological scholars recognized ‘homosexual’ was not in the...
By: Katherine Tomanek
The Garfield Re-2 School District received their Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) test results back last week, and they discussed them at their most recent meeting on Sept. 11.
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