Mia Rupani is a journalist for the Telluride Daily Planet, focusing on local news and events in Telluride, Colorado. With a passion for community stories, Mia covers a wide range of topics including local businesses, community initiatives, youth programs, and events that impact the quality of life in the region.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Telluride, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Mia Rupani's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and human interest stories within the United States, specifically in Colorado with a focus on Telluride. She frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
Given Mia's coverage attributes and themes covered, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses, agriculture/farming initiatives or events happening within the region of Colorado and more specifically Telluride. Pitches about unique community engagement efforts or noteworthy individuals making an impact locally could also be well received by Mia for potential coverage.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
‘We are investing in our students, their future and their impact on our society’
Some share concerns about development height, traffic and loss of open space
Senior meals are returning to Norwood Town Hall after a four-month hiatus.
Telluride local Colby Barrett describes his trip to Ukraine in September as one of the most meaningful things he’s ever done.
The ballot on Tuesday included statewide, county, school district and special district measures.
Norwood Fire Protection District (NFPD) Chief John Bockrath providing fire extinguisher training to the staff at Prime Time Early Learning Center in September. Eighty percent of voters in the San Miguel County portion of the fire district voted in favor of the mill levy increase proposed by NFPD. (Courtesy photo)
Lisa Sebree, far right, at the United Nations headquarters in New York with Media Matters for Women journalists Florence Sesay and Alinah Kallon. Sebree was hired as the executive director for the San Miguel Resource Center in July. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Sebree)
The exact origins of Telluride’s annual Turkey Bingo event are shrouded in mystery.
‘He’s the sole reason so many people in this county are even still alive’
By: Mia Rupani
San Miguel County applied for a grant through Fleet Zero to add electric vehicle (EV) charging stations to various county-owned properties including the courthouse, Miramonte Building, San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office Norwood Annex, pictured, and Ilium Valley. (Courtesy photo)
(833) 317-6278 
