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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This week at the Garfield County Libraries, Silt’s Unsolved Sleuths returns for more crime solving. There will be a bilingual CPR awareness event in Rifle on Wednesday and Mr. Tap will be back in Rifle...
By: Katherine Tomanek
The Glenwood Springs Historical Society’s annual fundraiser is back for the 24th time: the Ghost Walk, a Historical Society news release states. Take a nice hike up to Linwood Cemetery, home of Doc Holliday’s grave,...
Coal Ridge High School students saw test scores increase significantly from 2022 to 2033, and instructional staff are just as focused as the students on self-improvement and professional development, the school’s principal told the Roaring...
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By: Katherine Tomanek
The word ‘alpenglow’ refers to the glow of the sun near the summits of mountains, usually a reddish color from the sun rising or setting. This excellent word should be part of mountain residents’ vocabulary...
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By: Katherine Tomanek
This week at the Garfield County Libraries, there will be a last Great Pumpkin Crafting event at the Parachute branch on Monday in preparation for Halloween. Dia de Los Muertos is coming up, including altar...
A crossover in the Spiderverse, Spiderman and Coraline deal with their own eight-legged villains (Doc Ock and the Other Mother) while they wait for candy in line at Rifle's Trunk or Treat in Brendan Theater's parking lot on Friday afternoon.
By: Katherine Tomanek
Teens at the Teen Socrates Seminar by the Aspen Institute in the Rifle Branch Library in 2023.
This week at the Garfield County libraries, the Aspen Science Center is visiting multiple branches. The Rifle branch is also holding an event to help teens and their parents connect on Wednesday. Writing is taking...
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