Timber Schuman is a journalist based in Grand Junction, Colorado. As a writer for Parker Broadcasting of Colorado, LLC, Timber focuses on local stories and events in the Grand Junction area, covering topics ranging from historical landmarks and mining history to community events and human interest stories.
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Timber Schuman’s articles predominantly focus on local news and community-related topics, often featuring announcements and exclusive stories. Given the localized nature of his coverage, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to community development initiatives, human interest stories, or events within Grand Junction, Colorado.
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By: Timber Schuman
Western Colorado Vietnam War Memorial held a ceremony for the twenty-first year in a row.
Prop 127 was turned down on the 2024 Colorado November ballot; here's what both sides have to say about the outcome.
By: Timber Schuman
CPW met on Thursday to discuss the next steps for the second round of wolf reintroduction, scheduled to take place early next year. Let’s look at the backstory to how we got to this point.
By: Timber Schuman
Nicholas Torres, the new interim CEO at West Springs Hospital and Mind Springs, shares his game plan on how to bring financial stability and community outreach back to the hospital.
By: Timber Schuman
Limelight Rainforest just won the XPRIZE Biodiversity competition. Over three days, teams had to analyze 100 hectares in the Amazon.
By: Timber Schuman
Local police tell us “Puffing”, or leaving your running car unattended to defrost and heat up, is illegal in the state of Colorado.
By: Timber Schuman
Montrose will have $111 million to use throughout 2025. $11 million will be set aside for a rainy day, but what makes up the other $100 million?
The annual Turkey Trot brings in thousands of participants each year, and this Thanksgiving was no exception. Let's take a look at the winners and hear what participants are thankful for.
By: Timber Schuman
A new batch of Colorado laws goes into effect January 1. Let’s take a deeper dive into three of them involving hands-free driving, an update to car seat regulations and cage-free eggs.
By: Timber Schuman
The shooting in Madison, Wisconsin left ripples throughout the country, reaching all the way into Western Colorado. Let’s take a look at what local schools and law enforcement are doing to ma…
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