beautiful job of celebrating your origins and vital present. I count on High Country News, in the high rises of Manhattan that I live in, to keep fresh the vision and the realities of the West.

Great clip! Add a "SHARE" button to the page so I can add it to my facebook and share it.
Happy 40th!

Hi Philipp, the video is posted to our Facebook page too, so you can share it from there. Thanks!

Very nice historic coverage of HCN, its vision and its current and future importance to the West and the country. I am a big fan.

Nice piece about your magazine. Where do I go to subscribe?

Thanks Debbie! We've just added a Subscribe button to every story -- just scroll up and you'll see it. The top left of the Home page also has a link for subscribing. We look forward to your joining the HCN community of subscribers.

Deborah,
Your video on High Country News put a face to what in my mind has been more of a legend. The folks we meet and the stories we hear make the paper human and give it a heartbeat, not just a place in history. Great job!

Thanks for this professional, beautifully rendered video. It tells an inspiring story of commitment to an idea. I most enjoyed learning how widespread that commitment is. Not only the founder and those who've worked for the magazine stand behind it, but so do readers.

Deborah Fryer did a beautiful job of showing the land and the people behind High Country News, how it evolved and how it is today. I'm going to one of the anniversary parties and plan to donate, but the video inspired me to subscribe and increase my donation. Good job--true video art about an artful environmental magazine.

Fabulous video. It poignantly shows what a valuable institution HCN is. And it also reminds me how fortunate I was to intern for the paper (it was a newspaper back then!) in the mid-1990s.