Kurt Johnson is a journalist at various esteemed publications including the Richfield Reaper and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He covers a diverse range of themes such as sports, arts and entertainment, climate change, and lifelong learning, often focusing on the intersections of these topics. Kurt's work has been featured in notable outlets like The Age, The Saturday Paper, and Condé Nast Traveller.
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Kurt Johnson's coverage primarily revolves around local events, city news, education, and sports in the Aurora area of Colorado. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local events such as school sports competitions or educational initiatives taking place in Aurora. Additionally, topics related to city announcements and developments are likely to capture his interest.
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By: Kurt Johnson
Body The Aurora City Council made the right decision last week. That doesn’t mean everyone will agree with it. It doesn’t mean there aren’t legitimate concerns about the transition to a private ambulance provider. And it certainly doesn’t diminish the dedication and professionalism of the EMS personnel who have faithfully served this community.
The Las Cruces party on June 10 was at the Las Cruces Convention Center, where the supporters of Casa de Peregrinos joined its devoted team to support those in our community who have hit a rough patch. The work Casa de Peregrinos does to lift people who are struggling is awesome, and Taste of Las Cruces is the organization's biggest fundraising effort of the year.
A parking lot doesn't look like much when it's finished. Drivers see asphalt, painted lines and a place to leave their vehicles. Most never think about the calculations hidden beneath the surface, the drainage systems directing rainwater, the measurements that determine whether water pools or flows, or the dozens of decisions required before the first piece of equipment ever arrives on site.
For sports fans, it’s that time of year. This June, we can add the World Cup to the NBA and NHL finals, all in the middle of baseball season. When championship season arrives, the watch parties follow. Crowds in Carolina and Las Vegas packed...
Nubia Tarazona still remembers looking at her high school schedule and knowing something wasn't right.
Subhead Rotary club pursues $30,000 grant to help Fig Tree & Vine build school in Uganda
Pizza Hut general manager Jessee Puente has announced some pending changes at the Aurora restaurant, including the return of the salad bar in a few weeks time and eventually a pizza buffet.
Body A newly built hangar on the grounds of R&M Flying Service near Henderson was christened in tears and emotional tributes Saturday as the man who built a life and legacy on the property was laid to rest.
Pictured above from left are the new owners of MPT Auto Service, Tristen Evans and Colt Salmon. To Salmon’s right are his wife Jasmin and their daughter Zoe.
Subhead Impact of Rural Workforce Housing grants continues to multiple in Aurora
