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  • Getting involved with the West

    Getting involved with the West

    High Country News has a board meeting and schemes for more reader involvement; visitors from around the West.

  • High Country News skips an issue

    HCN skips issue; board meeting, intern reunion and reader potluck; growing our readership; breakfast in Bozeman; farewell to Ed Quillen; correction.

  • HCN enters the digital world

    HCN enters the digital world

    HCN board and staff discuss digital media; visitors; correction.

  • Spring fever, skipped issue

    Spring fever, skipped issue

    High Country News skipped issue; Paul Larmer's son, Zachary, and friends invent "The Caboose," a device that assists the disabled; Amy Goodman visits Paonia; new books by Tracy Ross and Hannah Nordhaus; clarification.

  • Cy-board meeting

    Cy-board meeting

    High Country News board meets via Web and phone; Gretchen Aston-Puckettt to leave HCN; new website, new cleaners, new job for Ariana Brocious; map clarification

  • A marketing tune-up

    A marketing tune-up

    High Country News gets advice on marketing; holiday visitors; Lisa Song gets reporting job and Michelle Nijhuis wins grant; farewell, Bill Freudenburg.

  • HCN bids farewell to an old friend

    HCN bids farewell to an old friend

    Remembering William L. Berry Jr.; Jonathan Thompson wins Special Citation from 2010 Knight-Risser Prize for Western Environmental Journalism; corrections.

  • A tight -- but stable -- budget, and a big bash

    A tight -- but stable -- budget, and a big bash

    High Country News hosts a big anniversary party and board meeting in Fort Collins, Colo.; summer visitors.

  • HCN's key numbers: 3, 170, 20

    HCN's key numbers: 3, 170, 20

    High Country News board meeting discusses finances; we get a four-star charity rating; Auden Schendler wins awards

  • Changing of the editorial guard

    Changing of the editorial guard

    After Editor in Chief Jonathan Thompson leaves, High Country News will be led by Jodi Peterson, Ray Ring and Sarah Gilman; former intern Michael Moss wins a Pulitzer.

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