Julianna O'Clair

2 days ago | postindependent.com | Julianna O'Clair

Like many projects born out of passion, “Champions of the Golden Valley” — a feature film screening at this year’s 5Point Film Festival — transformed into something far more powerful and complex than director Ben Sturgulewski ever anticipated. In 2019, the seasoned adventure film director traveled to Afghanistan to witness the Afghan Ski Challenge, an annual backcountry ski race organized by the Bamyan Ski Club and Alishah Farhang, who nearly became Afghanistan’s first Olympic skier.

3 days ago | postindependent.com | Julianna O'Clair

Los comisionados del condado de Garfield aprobaron el lunes por unanimidad una resolución que se opone firmemente a un proyecto de ley de control de armas de Colorado recientemente firmado, el cual impone restricciones a muchas armas de fuego semiautomáticas.

6 days ago | aspentimes.com | Julianna O'Clair

In southwest Montana, just outside of Yellowstone National Park, range rider and rancher Hilary Zaranek faces predators more formidable than wolves. “Between 2005 and 2015, grizzlies really came onto the scene on the ranch in a way that none of us were prepared for or even knew was possible,” Zaranek told a small gathering of local leaders, ranchers and environmental activists gathered at the Glenwood Springs Library on Sunday.

6 days ago | postindependent.com | Julianna O'Clair

In southwest Montana, just outside of Yellowstone National Park, range rider and rancher Hilary Zaranek faces predators more formidable than wolves. “Between 2005 and 2015, grizzlies really came onto the scene on the ranch in a way that none of us were prepared for or even knew was possible,” Zaranek told a small gathering of local leaders, ranchers and environmental activists gathered at the Glenwood Springs Library on Sunday.

1 week ago | aspentimes.com | Julianna O'Clair

About a month after her graduation from the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2019, budding director Soraya Simi received a Facebook message that would alter the course of her career — and profoundly change her life. It was from Paralympian rower and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Angela Madsen, who asked Simi to “make a little video” about her upcoming expedition: a 2,400 mile solo ocean row across the Pacific.