Lijah Sampson is a Staff Writer at Chaffee County Times and Mountain Mail Newspaper. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, event management, and the arts, with a particular focus on competitive sports, cultural movements, and theater. Lijah's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in both individual and team sports as well as the intricacies of event planning and management.
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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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Logan Myers, left, representative for environmental interests on the AHRA Citizen Task Force, receives the Fred Rasmussen Citizen Task Force Exceptional Achievement Award July 7 from Tom Waters, AHRA park manager. The award recognizes individual task force members or constituents who exhibit commitment and support to the management of the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area. (Photo by Lijah Sampson)
Glenda Pugh, left, Eliana Valdez and, back, Adrian Pugh wave to the crowd as they walk in the Poncha Springs parade July 4. They were representing their snow cone business, Banana Belt Snow Cones. (Photo by Lijah Sampson)
By: Heather Sackett, Lijah Sampson
Some Colorado River experts are floating a concept to address the basin’s water woes that is both radical and mundane: permanently reducing the amount of water used by agriculture.
The National High School Trail Championships boys race competes on single track on the Arkansas Hills Trail System.
Caleb Awe, left, playing "Argus" rehearses for "So It May Seem" with Dylan Benoit, playing "PettyOne" the Fool, Billy Phelan in the background, playing the narrator. The show, written by local playwrite Jay Lobeck, is a shakspearean-style comedy exploring the themes of love and self-acceptance. (Courtesy Photo)
The Chaffee County Landfill caught fire on July 12 without a known cause. Though it is now contained, it is being monitored for signs of rekindling, according to Chaffee County Fire Chief Kira Jones. (Courtesy Photo)
By: Lijah Sampson
From left, Atilla Agoston, Tracy Green and Kate Wandsnider speak July 12 at Hutchinson Homestead for Guidestone's Sunday Brunch. Agoston was the featured local producer along with rancher Abby Hutchinson. (Photo by Lijah Sampson)
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The annual Brewers Rendezvous was held in Riverside Park July 11.
