And they will endow an intern program that has already nurtured more than 250 people who have gone on to be leaders in government, business, academia and journalism. One of the nation’s largest school districts is trying to provide laptops and Wi-Fi to more than 300,000 students. And I think the people who write for High Country News are excellent.”, Jan Robertson, Boulder, Colorado, reader and contributor since 1975, “High Country News has always been about making the world a better place. Greg Hanscom is the publisher and executive director of High Country News. Read on to learn more about the work that we’re doing, and please consider a gift to help us on our way. And I think the people who write for. They will help us make better use of social media and discussion platforms to draw people into the conversation about where the West is headed. Inspired by the women’s movement and its use of the term “male chauvinist pig” to mock men who saw themselves as superior, a friend of Jan and David Robertson’s affectionately dubbed Jan’s all-women crew of intrepid hikers and skiers the “Female Chauvinist Pigs.” In this 1974 photo, Jan’s husband, David, smiles as he displays the flag he sewed to honor the adventures of her group. Spreading The News by Lady Augusta Gregory. The title refers to the many of the characters, primarily all of the Roses, contemplating moving back to New York City where they once lived before moving to Schitt's Creek. Spreading the News is a short one-act comic play by Lady Gregory, which she wrote for the opening night of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, 27 Dec. 1904. I’m also interested in history, and I feel that, Greg Hanscom is the publisher and executive director of, Wolverines denied endangered species protections, COVID-19 makes it harder to know when to harvest sugar beets, Today’s wildfire modeling ‘just sucks’ for flames fueled by climate change. And so that’s what I admire, and …  I hope we can get better-paid journalists and more of them, you know?”, Luis Torres, Santa Cruz, New Mexico, reader and board member since 1995. Read on to learn more about the work that we’re doing, and please consider a gift to help us on our way. High Country News editorial staff and colleagues at a 2018 editorial retreat. “I’ve been reading High Country News for a long time. Spread the news, and take us higher As we gear up for another 50 years, we’re working to raise $10 million. This year, HCN turns a remarkable 50 years old. A new history of the state traces early civil rights battles spearheaded by Black activists. You are what makes HCN different from most other media, and you are the reason we are strong and growing. News from The Associated Press, the definitive source for independent journalism from every corner of the globe. "Start spreading the news" are lyrics from the song "New York, New York", the lyrics written by Fred Ebb. “Spreading the News exemplifies the kind of sophisticated and nuanced research that US postal history has long needed. HCN photo. Greg Hanscom, executive director and publisher, In the next 10 issues of the magazine, we’ll be revisiting some of the most poignant, pivotal moments HCN has brought you over the last five decades — and we’d love you to join us on this stroll down memory lane. “Of course, High Country News is on top of it. saving…. And I’ve enjoyed watching the publication grow and change — even as our world is changing, and we’re really seeing effects of things like climate change. My late husband, David, and I got to know Ed and Betsy Marston well over the years. I wrote some articles and had photos published, too. Today, as local and regional news organizations struggle to survive, we find ourselves in a unique position, thriving and even expanding our work thanks to the wholehearted support of readers like you. Did you know that you provide $3 out of every $4 that fund this independent, nonprofit organization? We’re relying on you and hundreds of others like you to help with the rest. Questions about gas well maintenance, clean up and public safety rise amid bankruptcies in the sector. In Las Vegas, the burdens of remote learning rest heavy on working parents, California’s history of anti-Blackness hides beneath its progressive reputation, We need to ‘see’ buffalo before we can restore them. Reporting. … Back when I was an HCN intern in 1996, before I became the editor, I learned to appreciate this organization’s important role in leading the conversation about the ever-evolving West. Will the extraction industry’s economic turmoil blight Colorado? HCN covers the day-to-day issues that affect people who live in the West, as well as environmental and energy policy. You can read about the direct impacts and implications for people who live in the West. Email HCN at [email protected] or submit a letter to the editor. Those dollars will allow us to rebuild our website, turning it into an engine that draws in new subscribers. “I’m also interested in history, and I feel that HCN provides an important lens into the history of the West from the perspective of Indigenous people.”, Leslie Kautz, Los Angeles, California, reader since 2018. They continue doing their important work as journalists. Want to Read. You can use the envelope in this issue, or visit, In the next 10 issues of the magazine, we’ll be revisiting some of the most poignant, pivotal moments, “What I appreciate most is how they report the facts, and journalists who can write well about them. “I really appreciate information on overlooked regions or overlooked groups of people — hearing different perspectives on what’s happening and what’s meaningful. It was performed as part of a triple bill alongside William Butler Yeats's "On Baile's Strand" and a revival of the Yeats and Gregory collaborative one-act "Cathleen Ni Houlihan" (1902). I really appreciate information on overlooked regions or overlooked groups of people — hearing different perspectives on what’s happening and what’s meaningful. The good news is, we’ve already raised $5 million, thanks to the commitment of several major donors and members of our board of directors. Greg Hanscom Sept. 1, 2020 From the print edition. Audiences may have dozed through Yeats's play, but Spreading the News was very successful and it is still acted at the Abbey Theatre as late as 1961. Since 1970, High Country News has sought to capture a region that holds a special place in the hearts and minds of people like us — a place that humbles me. Lady Gregory remarked after seein… Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Start by marking “Spreading The News” as Want to Read: Want to Read. “High Country News interests me as a source of the kind of information and commentary that I don’t usually see in the news that I normally look at on the web. Let us know: hcne.ws/my-west, Inspired by the women’s movement and its use of the term “male chauvinist pig” to mock men who saw themselves as superior, a friend of Jan and David Robertson’s affectionately dubbed Jan’s all-women crew of intrepid hikers and skiers the “Female Chauvinist Pigs.” In this 1974 photo, Jan’s husband, David, smiles as he displays the flag he sewed to honor the adventures of her group.Courtesy of Jan Robertson. Here’s to 50 more. I know this goal sounds daunting. Thank you, dear readers, for being the heart and soul of this Western institution for the past 50 years. Now, we see that journalism is under attack — a major attack on an institution that is so central to our democracy. has sought to capture a region that holds a special place in the hearts and minds of people like us — a place that humbles me. “What I appreciate most is how they report the facts, and journalists who can write well about them. You can use the envelope in this issue, or visit hcn.org/50-years. The first article I wrote for HCN was in 1976. Send us your pictures and tell us your stories, and some of them will be shared here on these pages: What were the defining issues for the West in the 1980s? Now, as publisher, I know that we must continue to do so in these new and very different times. High Country News editorial staff and colleagues at a 2018 editorial retreat. And it’s an amazing fact that HCN hasn’t bent at all. Now, to gear up for the next 50, we’ve set out to raise $10 million.

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