Nathan Deal is a News Reporter at various publications including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Montrose Daily Press. He covers a range of topics with a focus on climate change, environmental issues, government and politics, as well as general assignment news, reflecting his commitment to regional and global interests. Nathan's work has also been featured in The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, Delta County Independent, and Gunnison Country Times.
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Nathan Deal's coverage primarily focuses on local education, including school board decisions and local events in Grand Junction. He also covers local business recognition by national entities and community initiatives such as grant donations.
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By: Larry Robinson
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks to local media on June 10 after an outdoor recreation and health roundtable alongside Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and Bureau of Land Management Director Steve Pearce at the BLM Western Headquarters in Grand Junction.
By: Nathan Deal
Those hiking on Colorado National Monument or working out at Mesa Fitness might have come across a surprising sight Wednesday morning: U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F.
By: Nathan Deal
After the drama of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, her elected successor, Bobbie Gross, changed the tone of the office after winning election in 2022, rejecting conspiracy theories and
By: Nathan Deal
Ballots are hitting mailboxes across the Grand Valley for this month’s primary elections — but some are receiving items in the mail that only seem like official election materials.
By: Nathan Deal
In a crowded Democratic primary field to be Colorado’s next attorney general, Hetal Doshi believes she stands out for multiple reasons.
By: Nathan Deal
The district attorney for Colorado’s most populated county is vying to be the state’s next attorney general.
By: Nathan Deal
Tim Schultz thinks the “Mr. Colorado” nickname others gave him over the years is a bit overboard. His track record, however, supports the moniker.
By: Nathan Deal
When the Grizzly Creek Fire raged through the Glenwood Canyon in 2020, an iconic and beloved oasis was miraculously spared from the inferno. However, the path to that oasis was
By: Nathan Deal
With Colorado’s primary elections coming up, candidates from both major parties will find out if their campaign finances are paying off.
By: Nathan Deal
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser made his final Grand Junction campaign stop Thursday ahead of the hotly contested gubernatorial primary election against U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet.
