Lamar Ledger

Lamar Ledger

The Lamar Ledger is a community newspaper that comes out twice a week in Lamar, Colorado. It also features another publication known as The Tri-State Trader, which is a weekly release under the TMC brand. The Lamar Ledger is produced by Prairie Mountain Publishing, part of the MediaNews Group. Key staff members include General Manager Tracy Godinez, Editor Chris Frost, Sports Editor John Contreras, and Advertising team members Rick Stagner and Ed Bennett. Sara DeLaRosa handles circulation and reception duties.

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  • Lamar School District announces ordering availability for Merrill E. Brush Honor Walk at Thunder Stadium

    1 month ago | lamarledger.com | Michael Alcala

    The Lamar School District recently announced the formal launch of the Merrill E. Brush Honor Walk, a commemorative brick walkway at the main entrance of the new Thunder Stadium. Brush dedicated his life to the betterment of Lamar students and athletes, instilling a sense of perseverance, teamwork, and excellence that defined his career. As a teacher, coach, mentor, and advocate for student success, his contributions have left an indelible mark on the Lamar community.

  • CBI director did not give favors to agent who used racist slur, outside investigation finds

    1 month ago | lamarledger.com | Shelly Bradbury

    An outside investigation found Colorado Bureau of Investigation Director Chris Schaefer did not give preferential treatment to an agent who used a racist slur, even though the two were close friends. Rather, Schaefer removed himself from the investigation into the agent at the outset and did not participate further in the probe or disciplinary process, the outside investigation found, according to documents released Monday by the CBI.

  • Housing on church land, price gouging and rent collusion crackdown in the Colorado legislature this week

    2 months ago | lamarledger.com | Nick Coltrain

    After the Senate spent a few marathon days on the passage of Democratic priority bills on firearms and union organizing last week, the Colorado legislature is looking for a potentially less contentious week ahead — though getting those same bills through the House still hangs over the session.

  • Nikola Jokic sets career-high with 19 assists as Nuggets bounce back at Pacers

    2 months ago | lamarledger.com | Bennett Durando

    INDIANAPOLIS — Joining a long lineage of great basketball minds who’ve put similar words to the beauty of passing, Nikola Jokic once said that an assist makes two people happy, whereas scoring a point only makes one happy. He made 38 people happy on Monday night, by that logic. Jokic set a career-high in assists with 19 as the Nuggets won for the 10th time in their last 11 games with a 125-116 victory over the Pacers.

  • Colorado doctor on humanitarian mission in Gaza delayed returning home

    Jan 28, 2025 | lamarledger.com | Katie Langford

    In the days before the latest ceasefire agreement in the Israel-Hamas war, Colorado pediatrician Dr. Mohamed Kuziez learned to estimate how many mass-casualty patients would arrive at a northern Gaza trauma center by how frequently he heard bombs. “It’s going to be a rough night when you hear bombs dropping every 10 or 15 minutes,” Kuziez said by phone from southern Gaza on Monday.

Lamar Ledger journalists

John Contreras

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123 Example Street

City, Country 12345

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+1 (555) 123-4567

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[email protected]

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http://lamarledger.com

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