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A look back at the life of Ansel Adams, the iconic photographer whose work shaped American conservation and redefined landscape photography.
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Today’s KSJD Outdoor Report takes us to the marble quarries of Mount Pentelicus in Greece — where ancient workers carved the fine white stone that became the Parthenon. Built in 447 BCE under Pericles’ leadership, the temple of Athena showcases a blend of Doric and Ionic design, precise optical refinements, and artistry that continues to inspire architecture around the world.
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A new report shows private equity hollowed out skateboarding brands, leaving debt and layoffs. Independent shops and rider-owned companies offer a way forward.
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Each summer, the Four Bar S arena in Howard, Colorado, comes alive with riders of all ages. From kids on ponies to seasoned horsewomen in their seventies, the grassroots gymkhana series is more than a competition — it’s a legacy of community, family, and horsemanship.
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Researchers excavate Rock Springs’ historic Chinatown, uncovering artifacts from the 1885 massacre that killed 28 Chinese workers in Wyoming.
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Andy Adams turned real cowboy life into classic Western fiction. Learn how his legacy shaped the myth and reality of the American cowboy.
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Bert Valencia joins KSJD’s Lacy McKay to preview Cortez’s upcoming Collector Car Appreciation Day events, talk about the deep economic and cultural impact of car collecting, and share stories from the world of classic and performance vehicles.
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More than books: How one local library strengthens and serves the community one instrument at a timeMany public libraries are more than places to get books — they serve as community hubs. From lifelong learning classes to children storytimes, libraries offer a rare neutral space for people to gather. In Westcliffe, Colorado, one library also offers people a chance to learn a musical instrument.
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This week on Regional Roundup: reports on "Hands Off" protests, National Library Week, NEPA, and a powwow in Durango, highlighting key regional issues and events.
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With teens, it doesn't help to just say no to screen time. Instead, experts suggest teaching them to be smarter viewers of content, and learn to recognize how influencers and algorithms can manipulate them.