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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The U.S. Forest Service deemed the dam holding Crystal Lake together as a “high hazard” for if it were to fail – and despite the dam being rebuilt in 2012, officials found a crack…
Posted: Updated: GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. ( KREX ) — It's easy to take life for granted when you forget you are not guaranteed another decade, year, month, or even day.
By: Timber Schuman
One Energy is looking to build hundreds of acres of solar panels in the heart of Norwood on a state-owned parcel. Norwood locals and San Miguel County Commissioners are fighting to keep the state-o…
By: Timber Schuman
In part one, we introduced the town, locals, organizations involved, and the timeline of this hot controversy. Now, let’s take a deep dive into the reasonings behind why locals are so opposed…
Western Colorado University in Gunnison, Colorado is launching a new nursing program next year with a $1.5 million seed grant.
By: Timber Schuman
Paul Rady, CEO of Antero Resources in Denver, donated $80 million to Western Colorado University in Gunnison to build a new engineering department.
By: Timber Schuman
ULUM Moab, a luxury glamping resort, hosts 50 tents, three pools, a central lobby, distant views, and tons of outdoor activities. Despite opening just last year, the resort has made its way onto tw…
Posted: Updated: NATURITA, Colo. ( KREX ) — Residents in the small town of Naturita gave Sen. John Hickenlooper an earful of concerns against the Dolores National Monument proposal.
By: Timber Schuman
While a survey overseen by the city of Grand Junction showed parking downtown was only at half capacity, 2024 might be a different story. A few local businesses say both the limited parking and pri…
Paonia, a small town of only about 1500 people roughly 40 miles from Delta, has been around for more than half of America’s life. Let’s take a cinematic, no-narrative look at how this t…
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