Raleigh Burleigh is an Editor at Sopris Sun, LLC. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, arts and entertainment, education, and social issues, with a particular focus on ESG themes and the theater scene in Colorado. Raleigh's work has been featured in Sopris Sun, LLC.
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Raleigh Burleigh's coverage is primarily focused on local events, government announcements, and community-related news in the Carbondale area of Colorado. The articles cover a range of themes such as entertainment news, sports, and culture & society.
If you are reaching out to Raleigh for potential coverage or pitching story ideas related to local events, community initiatives or government policies within Carbondale or wider Colorado region would likely be well-received. Additionally, if you have insights into cultural happenings or developments that impact the residents of this area directly, it may pique Raleigh's interest.
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Wolves updateAn update on the state’s Collared Gray Wolf Activity Map on Oct. 23 revealed that a wolf has, for the first time, moved south of I-70 and
Lock up The Sopris Sun received reports of a hungry bear attempting to enter cars up Cattle Creek Road.
By: Raleigh Burleigh
Jon Waterman — National Geographic photographer, rugged adventurer, award-winning author — is publishing a new book, “Into the Thaw: Witnessing Wonder
Carbondale's regular Board of Trustees meeting on Nov. 12 began with student of the month awards, followed by approval of a consent agenda including appointing Meredith Bullock to the Tree Board, youth Oliver Skagen to the Environmental Board, Frank Nadell to the Public Arts Commission, a liquor license renewal, accounts payable and $136,820 toward a new blower for the wastewater treatment plant.
There’s a new restaurant coming to Carbondale. And more than just a restaurant, proprietor Justin “Chester” White told The Sopris Sun, Main Line Social
By: Raleigh Burleigh
“I’m tired of this whole thing,” said Pamela True. “But it’s been my community for 21 years, my family.” Ever since the COVID-induced moratorium on
Spruce it up!The Sopris Sun invites youngsters to submit illustrations for its annual Spruce Up The Sun contest. The winning image(s) will be featured on
Anyone familiar with MinTze Wu, executive director of VOICES, has likely heard of BenFeng Music Productions — an organization she founded in 2013 in
All Carbondale trustees were present at their first regular meeting of the year. It began with quick approval of the consent agenda, including renewals of marijuana, restaurant and liquor licenses, appointment of Julie Little to the Public Arts Commission (and reappointment of Michael Stout and Kris Elice), a contract for Downtowner services in 2025 and accounts payable.
Justice DinnerThe Roaring Fork United Methodists Justice Ministries Team is hosting a Justice Dinner and panel discussion at 6pm on Friday, Jan. 17, in
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