Larry Robinson is a Staff Photojournalist at various notable publications. He covers a diverse array of themes including construction and real estate, sports, arts and entertainment, as well as agriculture and animal care, highlighting the intersections of these topics in his work. Larry's photography and reporting have been featured in outlets such as the Tallahassee Democrat, Lincoln Journal Star, and General Aviation News, among others.
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Larry Robinson's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly the Dallas Cowboys, indicating a preference for pitches related to this team. Given his focus on event coverage and local news, he may be interested in human-interest stories about athletes or events within the community.
If you have insights into upcoming games, player interviews, or unique perspectives on local sporting events like gymnastics matches mentioned in his articles, these would likely resonate with Larry’s interests. Moreover, given the occasional real estate coverage included in his work, he might also consider pitches around significant real estate developments or trends within Dallas.
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By: Larry Robinson
Mesa Fitness gym members work out during a morning team training session at the gym’s Rimrock location on June 16, 2026. Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Director Ken Sherbenou said rec centers in other communities have actually increased the overall size of the fitness industry in the long term. He wants to make sure the new facility complements the private sector but admits there will probably be membership dips at privately owned gyms in the “near term.”
By: Larry Robinson
Kids with the Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Summer Camps stand next to a newly installed slide part of a new downtown play area and gathering space at the intersection
By: Larry Robinson
Lance Moses, operations manager at Leitner-Poma, looks at mechanisms for the refurbished Wild West Express Chairlift which will be installed in the coming months at the local Powderhorn Mountain Resort
Earlier this week, the Colorado High School Activities Association released new classifications and, subsequently, leagues for high school football teams statewide. Some of these re-classifications have major implications for Western
By: Dan West
When more than 120 people were rescued from the Colorado River during the early hours of the wildfire that would become known as the Snyder Fire on June 27 and
By: Larry Robinson
Craig Gustafson, M.D., conducts a mock exam for a series of photos at Appleton Clinics on July 8. Appleton Clinics offers direct primary care, which reduces the patient’s costs while increasing their time with their provider by forgoing health insurance in favor of a monthly membership fee.
By: Larry Robinson
The entrance to Dinosaur Journey Museum in Fruita is seen on Dec. 18, 2025. Board members for the Museums of Western Colorado plan to sit down for a meeting Aug. 1 and hash out the details of a long-awaited plan to cut costs and boost revenue among the group’s educational campuses around the Grand Valley.
By: Larry Robinson
Cindy Duff, co-owner of West Winds Gallery in downtown Grand Junction, smiles for a photo in the front of artwork displayed for the gallery’s “Celestial Bluish” exhibition on March 31, 2026. West Winds opened in March, and the gallery continues to be discovered by both locals and visitors to the area.
The first United Against Fentanyl Walk for Life held in Grand Junction to honor local lives lost to fentanyl deaths and raise awareness for the impact that fentanyl and addiction can have on families and communities.
The recent opinion piece by Jeffery Rogers represents his fear of loosing the “Status Quo” to the Democratic Socialist. What really doesn’t make sense is that progressives along with center
