What’s left behind when the pandemic forces an office closure?
Cindy Wehling
Posted inSeptember 3, 2012: Identity Politics, Montana Style
High Country News hires an associate designer
Andy Cullen, HCN‘s new associate designer, drove more than 2,000 miles to get to our office in Paonia, Colo., for his first day on the job. Andy, who earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism, with a concentration in photojournalism, in 2005 at Boston University, spent four years in the Peace Corps in Bangladesh and Mongolia […]
Posted inJune 25, 2012: Special travel issue
Neil LaRubbio’s Montana route
The travel route the author took in Montana
Posted inJune 25, 2012: Special travel issue
Cally Carswell’s New Mexico route
The travel route the author took when visiting New Mexico
Posted inJune 25, 2012: Special travel issue
Ray Ring’s Nevada route
The travel route the author took when touring around Reno, Nevada.
Posted inJune 25, 2007: Predator hunters for the environment
Dear friends
SUMMER BREAK As we do every June and December, we’ll be skipping an issue. Our staff plans to spend the last two weeks of June catching up on the long-term projects that we never quite find time for, enjoying family and friends, and battling the bindweed that’s overtaken our gardens. Look for the next HCN […]
Posted inFebruary 21, 1994: Draining the budget to desalt the Colorado
Navajo: Portrait of a Nation
Producing Navajo: Portrait of a Nation was a study in perseverance for photographer Joel Grimes. Grimes was a Belagaana, a white man, and his camera was seen as a threat by some Navajos – a way to take another small piece from a culture that has struggled to maintain its traditions. But with the help […]