Abby Harrison
Staff Reporter at Gunnison Country Times
reporter in the American West. currently with Gunnison Country Times.
Articles
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2 months ago |
montrosepress.com | Abby Harrison
The woman was surrounded by commuter chatter spoken in a language she did not understand, which spurred her to walk faster through the evening crowd at Budapest’s Kelenföld railway station. Katy Murtaugh was in search of a woman she’d never met, but whose mannerisms, unique gait and family she’d been eager to get to know for years. When Murtaugh found this woman, she hastened toward her and they embraced.
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2 months ago |
montrosepress.com | Abby Harrison
It may come as no surprise that Western Colorado University students and staff populate the hills of the East River Valley to catalogue plant species, move downed timber off trails in the Gunnison National Forest, bus tables at local restaurants or work with kids in the school district. Now, the impact of this work (and more) on the valley has been captured and converted into real dollars from research released last fall.
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2 months ago |
gunnisontimes.com | Alex Mccrindle |Abby Harrison
It may come as no surprise that Western Colorado University students and staff populate the hills of the East River Valley to catalogue plant species, move downed timber off trails in the Gunnison National Forest, bus tables at local restaurants or work with kids in the school district. Now, the impact of this work (and more) on the valley has been captured and converted into real dollars from research released last fall.
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2 months ago |
montrosepress.com | Abby Harrison
In the Gunnison Valley, alcohol and drug addiction lingers in the lives of local residents. In an effort to reach more people, the community’s recovery network, GRASP, is attempting to streamline resources for people struggling with addiction in the first quarter of the year. GRASP, housed within Gunnison County Juvenile Services, is a group of community partners addressing gaps in care for substance use disorder, prevention, treatment and recovery.
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2 months ago |
gunnisontimes.com | Alex Mccrindle |Abby Harrison
Substance use treatment resources growing in valley In the Gunnison Valley, alcohol and drug addiction lingers in the lives of local residents. In an effort to reach more people, the community’s recovery network, GRASP, is attempting to streamline resources for people struggling with addiction in the first quarter of the year.
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