Glenwood Springs, United States (Local)
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Taylor Cramer's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly in Grand Junction, Colorado. Given the prevalence of event coverage and press releases in their articles, Taylor may be open to receiving pitches related to upcoming community events or newsworthy local developments.
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By: Taylor Cramer
Journey Watson did not always believe she would make it to graduation. When she arrived at Yampah Mountain High School as a sophomore, Watson said she had no credits from her freshman year. School had...
A five-year partnership between Phil Long Glenwood Springs Subaru and River Bridge Regional Center has now raised $83,500 for the child advocacy
By: Taylor Cramer
Tiffany Burton's students have a fitting way to describe her retirement. Mrs. B is buzzing out. The phrase fits for more than just the nickname.
By: Taylor Cramer
Three juveniles who were reported missing Tuesday night in Rifle have been located safely and are no longer considered missing, according to the Rifle Police Department.
By: Taylor Cramer
The first Roaring Forks, Corks and Kegs had the brief, stomach-dropping feel of a college party no one was going to attend.
By: Taylor Cramer
Music on the Mountain is returning to Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park this summer with fewer concerts, bigger bands and a renewed focus on turning the mountaintop series into a full concert experience.
When Glenwood Springs Police Sgt. Michael Young signed off for the final time Monday, he was not just ending a career in law enforcement.
By: Taylor Cramer
Glenwood Springs City Council approved a 10-year contract Thursday for a package of Axon public safety technology, moving ahead with a bundled system
By: Taylor Cramer, Jaymin Kanzer
Update, 5:20 p.m. : The Paradise Creek fire burning near South Canyon has been reestimated at 8 to 10 acres, according to Glenwood Springs Fire Department Public Information Officer Mina Bolton.
By: Jaymin Kanzer, Taylor Cramer
Update, 4:10 p.m.: The Paradise Creek fire burning near South Canyon is reported at about 20 acres, according to Glenwood Springs Fire Department Public Information Officer Mina Bolton. Bolton said firefighters are working in steep...
