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  • Welcome, new interns

    Welcome, new interns

    High Country News welcomes new interns, Nathan Rice and Sierra Crane-Murdoch; visitors, self-reported; corrections.

  • 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.

  • May your holidays be bright

    May your holidays be bright

    High Country News takes Christmas break; visitors on wheels, recent books by HCN writers; corrections.

  • Santa goat is coming to town!

    High Country News will host Holiday Open House; poets, bikers and wine-lovers come to call; clarifications.

  • Send us a letter, the sooner the better

    Send us a letter, the sooner the better

    High Country News wants to hear from readers; Stephanie Paige Ogburn joins to HCN as multimedia editor; falling leaves and fall visitors; corrections.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Skipped issue

    Skipped issue

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

  • Visitors with flowers and fire extinguishers

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

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