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Hollis Walker
Position: Opinion editor
Phone Number: (970), 375-4522

Higgs: Homelessness - A problem that belongs to all of us

A problem that belongs to all of us

Platt: Methane rule protects our health, environment, economy

Proposals under the Trump administration to repeal the Bureau of Land Management’s common-sense 2016 Methane and Waste Prevention Rule – regulating the leaking, venting and flaring of methan...

Mallory: AFP deepens engagement, educates on local issues

We at the Colorado chapter of Americans for Prosperity are committed to removing barriers to opportunity. With offices in Fort Collins, the Denver Tech Center, Downtown Denver, Co...

Romanoff: Making it harder to get guns and easier to get care

DENVER – Put six Republicans and three Democrats on the same stage, and you might not expect them to agree on anything. When it comes to improving mental health care, however, yo...

Romanoff: Making it harder to get guns and easier to get care

DENVER – Put six Republicans and three Democrats on the same stage, and you might not expect them to agree on anything. When it comes to improving mental health care, however, yo...

Saeger: Coloradans want public lands protected

The long-running push by politicians in Washington D.C. to privatize public lands and scale back national monuments is now coming to head, as a sympathetic White House starts to endorse and ...

Jollon: Gun violence – a public health issue

According to the Colorado Health Information Dataset, 781 people died from gunshot wounds in Colorado in 2016, more than died from motor vehicle accidents. Of those killed with guns, 605 die...

Chase and Ruddell: Independent committee helps 9-R financial transparency

It may be of interest for the Durango community to know that the Durango School District 9-R’s financial position is reviewed monthly by a Finance Advisory Committee, or FAC. The...

Armano: Budget riders undermine clean water, healthy rivers

I make my way to local rivers and high mountain lakes as often as possible to find solace, beauty and healthy habitats. Whent I’m not fishing, I am an engaged angler who stands up against ba...

Duran: Protecting Coloradans from discrimination

Recently in this space, Sen. Bob Gardner, a Colorado Springs Republican, wrote that Democrats had resorted to “misinformation,” “demagoguery” and “hysterical cries” about Republicans’ vote t...

Costello and Moore: Federal budget poison pills – policy riders risk clean air, public health

According to the 2018 Conservation in the West poll, Coloradans overwhelmingly favor health-protective rules that keep us safe from air pollutants and climate-changing methane emissions. Sev...

Ornstein: This major challenge to local news has gone almost unnoticed

The foundations of the U.S. political system have recently come under unprecedented threat, centered on manipulation by foreign powers – notably, the insidious role of Russian interference i...