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The fall photo shows drones can be very versatile, and a photo taken at tree-top level helps the viewer see those autumn colors pop in neighboring trees.

Expanding drone use in Grand County

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photo by Henry Cullum | BARISTA CREW - Students in the Intro to Entrepreneurship class stand next to their creative decorations on the wall of the new Mustang Market that debuted earlier this school year. (Back L to R)Hugh Wheatley, Ashton Williams, Jacob Heeney, Emma Desanti, Madison Jump, Angel Castillo, AJ Multerer. (Front L to R)Araceli Miranda, Giselle Garcia, Lexi Pasillas

Mustang Market: Entrepreneurship emerges at West Grand

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photo by Christy Parrott | LEAD adults pose with a group of girls after the presentation. Adult leadership team consists of (Back L -R) are: Back Row left to right- Chelsea Gould, Executive Director of Advocates for a Violence-Free Community; Reverend Paula Steinbacher, Pastor of Church of the Eternal Hills in Tabernash and LEAD Steering Committee Member. (Front L - R) Gina Saverese, Sustainability Global Program Manager and LEAD Advocate; Leslie Wilson, LEAD Steering Committee Member; Mary Landerholm, MSW, Lab to Combat Human Trafficking.

LEAD addresses Human Trafficking in Grand County

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New jail talks continue at county

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Photo source: nps.gov

Record visitation at Rocky Mountain National Park in 2018

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Town board contemplates marijuana ballot question in 2020

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West Grand School District Seeking Policy Feedback

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Courtney Matney surrounds herself with children on a mission trip to Ecuador.

Courtney Matney to teach English in South Korea

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photo by Kim Cameron| Jodi Hill stands with Mark Volt of the Natural Resources Conservation Services at the Middle Park Stockgrowers/NRCS dinner on Saturday night.

Jodi Hill named Conservationist of the Year

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Mister V, the Grand Gazette's own comic artist, instructed a group of Fraser Valley Elementary School students on comic creating at the first "Maker Fair" Celebration on Wednesday, January 23rd. He told them, "There's only one rule in comics and that rule is: There are NO rules in comics!" The students had a great time and created some amazing comics. The celebration was for second through fifth graders who had met their first semester reading goals.

Diversity in libraries

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