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  • Hello, and goodbye

    High Country News welcomes new assistant editor Cally Carswell and says goodbye to business employee Jessica Spencer; Sen. Michael Bennet visits; Paonia "hippie reunion"; visitors.

  • Stringing up the Western sheriff

    Stringing up the Western sheriff

    The West has known extremist politics before, but we usually seem to end up tacking pretty close to the center.

  • 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.

  • Love wilderness? Thank a veteran

    Love wilderness? Thank a veteran

    Some of the environmental movement’s greatest heroes were also heroes of World War II.

  • Skipped issue

    Skipped issue

    High Country News skips a September issue; visitors; corrections.

  • On the wing

    On the wing

    This special "books and essays" issue circles around the theme of migration.

  • A Hell of an Anniversary

    A Hell of an Anniversary

    High Country News' founder, Tom Bell, marks our 40th anniversary with a grim prediction: The West -- and the world -- are doomed.

  • Our founder, the man and the myth

    Our founder, the man and the myth

    Tom Bell still inspires a young Westerner.

  • Visitors with flowers and fire extinguishers

    High Country News gets a lot of interesting visitors; map correction.

  • A flood of visitors

    A flood of visitors

    High Country News gets rain, and visitors; new books from our contributors; Debra Utacia Krol wins award; correction.

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