Ray K. Erku is a local journalist based in Grand Junction, Colorado. He writes for multiple publications including The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, Grand Junction Free Press, Craig Press, and The Aspen Times. Ray covers a wide range of topics including local news, politics, community events, and outdoor activities in the Colorado area.
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Ray K. Erku's coverage is focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on government and politics, as well as crime-related topics. His articles often include announcements and expert commentary.
If you're looking to reach out to Ray, consider providing insights or analysis related to local government decisions, political events in Colorado or Grand Junction, community issues, or crime trends in the area. Additionally, if you have expertise in transportation improvements in Colorado or fire incidents specific to the region, it might be of interest to him.
As he primarily focuses on local news within Colorado and specifically Grand Junction, any pitches should maintain this geographic relevance.
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There’s a new way Roaring Fork Valley high schoolers can learn more about performing arts.
By: Ray K. Erku
The delicious scent of burgers and brats sizzling over an open grill caught the hearts and stomachs of hungry Aspenites on Thursday as The Butcher's Block hosted a locals' appreciation party.
A local cycling cornerstone that offers youth and women’s programs throughout the year is about to throw a big party — and you’re invited.
By: Ray K. Erku
Snow seen near the gondola at Aspen Mountain on Monday.
By: Ray K. Erku
A Pitkin County Commission candidate is accusing an incumbent commissioner of stealing her campaign sign from an upper Roaring Fork Valley convenience store, but the property owner states it’s the result of confusion and not malice.
Lack of wild food drives bears to urban areas in the valley at higher rates
Incumbent Snowmass council member Tom Fridstein and candidate Cecily DeAngelo lead the race for the two open Snowmass town council seats, when the first batch of votes were counted shortly after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Fridstein...
Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development
By: Ray K. Erku
A sign points in the direction of Rio Grande Trail in Aspen on Friday.
By: Ray K. Erku
Globally, it's more than seven million. Nationally, it's more than 1.2 million. In Pitkin County? Figures show seven people died from COVID-19, plus thousands more Roaring Fork locals contracting the virus, according to usafacts.org.
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