This week on Regional Roundup, we report on a recent rally in support of fired federal workers and hear from a federal employee on the significance of public lands. We explore what Ramadan means to one Utah resident, delve into the history of a small-town newspaper in rural Colorado, and highlight a key moment in LGBTQ history in Boulder, Colorado.
- A two-way with Dr. Allison Stegner, who worked as a paleobiologist with the USGS in southeastern Utah and western Colorado before being fired in February. (RMCR)
- A feature on a recent rally in support of fired federal workers that took place in Glenwood Springs. (RMCR)
- A two-way on what Ramadan means to one Utahn. (KRCL)
- A two-way with the owner of a small town newspaper in western Colorado who is looking for the right person to take over the paper. (KVNF)
- A two-way on the importance of Boulder in the history of marriage equality in the U.S. (KGNU)
