Lijah Sampson is a Reporter at Chaffee County Times and Mountain Mail Newspaper. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, arts and entertainment, and events, with a particular focus on competitive sports such as soccer, basketball, golf, and tennis, as well as religious topics and community events. Lijah's work has been featured in notable publications, showcasing his commitment to delivering engaging and informative content.
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Lijah Sampson's coverage heavily revolves around local sports events, particularly basketball and wrestling. Given the focus on event coverage, they might be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or meets, as well as human-interest stories about athletes or teams.
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By: Joseph Dygert, Lijah Sampson
Something that I think is deeply embedded in Johann Sebastian Bach’s music is the connection between suffering and joy. I hear this juxtaposition of tears and laughter throughout his music, but experienced it first in his violin concerto in E major (worth a listen! It’s on YouTube).
By: Lijah Sampson
Bouncing back from their shaky win against Gunnison, the Salida High School girls’ basketball team shut down the Woodland Park Lady Panthers 67-22 Dec. 16 on the road.
By: Lijah Sampson
Despite passing their season peak, the Salida High School girls’ swim team is “right where they need to be,” coach Jason Lengerich said, placing third at Fountain-Fort Carson.
By: Lijah Sampson
The Salida High School boys’ wrestling team gained valuable experience at the Mel Smith tournament Jan.17-18 in Florence, where they placed 20th of 30 schools
Chaffee Walks hosts a walk and talk starting at the Monarch Spur Trail in the parking lot by Safeway. All levels are welcome.
By: Lijah Sampson
Jenny Barton, The Mountain Mail’s operations manager, is not a reporter and not a sales person. She pitches in with almost everything else, she said, and with a lifetime of experiences contributing to her various jobs at The Mountain Mail, she prides herself in helping to pull things together.
Joshua Edjida talks about quantum theater during his "Cosmic Joke Fest" Jan. 17 at A Church. He said it will be a recurring event to help people process their shadows and emotions. The next will be at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 28 at A Church, 419 D St. (Photo by Lijah Sampson)
By: Lijah Sampson, Cailey McDermott
Jan. 24 is the International Day of Education, but teachers across Colorado are still struggling to make ends meet, with new demands, potentially to be influenced by the country’s new administration.
By: Joe Moore, Lijah Sampson
Kenny Wilcox, the Salida High School cross-country and track and field coach, was honored by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) as the high school cross-country coach of the year for the state of Colorado.
When I was still a deacon at St. Francis parish in Castle Rock, I walked in while the youth group was doing an activity on the Holy Trinity. Their objective: create an acrostic poem on the word “Trinity,” describing what it means.
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