Mary Shinn is a journalist at The Gazette, where she has been covering city hall, local politics, and environmental issues since 2020. With a background that includes reporting on education and agriculture at The Durango Herald, her work often intersects with themes of civic engagement and environmental stewardship. Shinn's reporting has been featured in various outlets, including Derrick Publishing Co, The Herald-Palladium, and Yahoo News.
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By: Mary Shinn
Fifty years ago this summer, the first Air Force Academy women arrived for training — now female graduates are sharing their stories for permanent preservation at the Library of Congress. USAFA Women, an independent nonprofit, set out to collect oral histories through its HERitage Committee to preserve the legacy of the women who attended the […]
By: Mary Shinn
Fort Carson soldiers were served inadequate meals while training in June at Fort Irwin, home to the National Training Center.
By: Mary Shinn
As monsoon season sets in, a team of experts found the 24 fire’s burn scar is far less likely to see the dramatic flash flooding that hit Beulah last week following the Aspen Acres fire. The 24 fire burned 7,440 acres in March along Colorado 115 on Fort Carson’s training land, but it was not […]
The Air Force Academy bid farewell to Superintendent Lt. Gen. Tony Bauernfeind Friday morning and welcomed his replacement Lt. Gen. Paul Moga in a change of command ceremony.
By: Mary Shinn
The Air Force Academy welcomed new deans Wednesday who will lead four new schools charged with integrating cadets’ studies. Dean of Faculty Brig. Gen. James Valpiani, who started earlier this year, is leading the restructuring of the faculty. Previously, the 20 departments at the Air Force Academy all answered to the dean. The new schools […]
By: Mary Shinn
After the Aspen Acres fire charred more than 80,000 acres during its first week, Colorado Springs resident Dave Gendron with Team Rubicon started making phone calls to see how the disaster relief organization could help. The veteran-led organization is among several nonprofits that sent in teams to help residents clean up homes demolished by the […]
By: Mary Shinn
The Lindstrom Department of Veterans Affairs Clinic was damaged after a water main break early last week and it is relocating or temporarily shuttering some medical services.
By: Mary Shinn
Fort Carson Garrison Command Col. Erik Oksenvaag handed over command Wednesday after a tough 18 months.
By: Mary Shinn
Fort Carson Garrison Command Col. Erik Oksenvaag handed over command Wednesday after a tough 18 months.
By: Mary Shinn
The general leading the efforts to develop the new Golden Dome missile defense system raised concerns that the next phase of funding may not come through.
