Brandon Gee Reporter
Brandon Gee covers government and politics for the Pilot & Today. He started working for the newspaper in June 2007, after his graduation from DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English writing with a minor in political science. Brandon did summer internships at the Evansville (Ind.) Courier & Press, The Oregonian in Portland, Ore., and The Wall Street Journal. He spent a semester abroad in London, where he interned with Moneywise magazine. Brandon is from Evansville, Ind. and is a huge fan of the Indianapolis Colts and Indiana University basketball. When not at work, he can be found on Mount Werner enjoying his first season on the slopes.
Recent stories
- Spectrum purchase poised
- New fixed base operator would replace Spectrum Jet Center
- August 19, 2008
- Galaxy Aviation of Steamboat-Hayden is in contract negotiations with Routt County to replace Spectrum Jet Center, the longtime fixed base operator at Yampa Valley Regional Airport, county officials said Monday.
- Bridge replacement to begin
- Soda Creek crossing will close from mid-August to November
- July 28, 2008
- Arvada-based construction contractor TARCO is mobilizing for the replacement of the structurally obsolete Yahmonite Bridge in Old Town Steamboat Springs.
- Dealing with denial
- Communities cope with reality of unprecedented beetle epidemic
- July 27, 2008
- There’s nothing quite as serene as lying under a stand of lodgepole pine trees. Their fallen needles pad the ground, choking the forest floor and smothering other growth between the slender trunks.
- Ritter plugs tax-credit repeal
- June 20, 2008
- Gov. Bill Ritter touted Thursday a proposed ballot measure that would repeal a tax credit enjoyed by the oil and gas industry in Colorado but has some local government officials worried about how the resulting tax windfall would be divvied up.
- U.S. 40 talks, inaction continue
- Shelton talks history of bypass discussions at Economic Summit
- May 24, 2008
- Before Philo Shelton started his new job as public works director for the city of Steamboat Springs, he received a prediction from a predecessor: “You will be talking about the bypass at some time in your career.”
- Steamboat woman has no information on Burmese relatives
- May 10, 2008
- A week after Cyclone Nargis struck her native Mynamar, Cho Tun Schram has no idea whether relatives including her father and grandmother are alive.
- Rescuers evacuate Steamboat couple’s California celebration
- April 30, 2008
- Julie Grady first smelled smoke while walking to the reception in her homemade hemp wedding dress. The newlywed (formerly Julie Sokolowski) had just exchanged vows below towering pines at a remote camp in California’s San Gabriel Mountains.
- Judge denies Wall appeal
- Sheriff will fight DUI charges in jury trial
- April 30, 2008
- Senior Judge Cecil Wayne Williams upheld the revocation of Sheriff Gary Wall’s driver’s license in Routt County Court on Tuesday, and a jury trial has been set for the drunken driving case against the county’s top law enforcement officer.
- New roads proposal proffered
- Officials more receptive to increased vehicle registration fees
- April 29, 2008
- Routt County officials are more receptive to a proposal that would increase vehicle registration and rental fees than they were to one that would impose a $5 toll on Interstate 70 from Floyd Hill to the Eisenhower Tunnel.
- Battle for the Mountain
- Minturn residents to vote on annexation
- April 13, 2008
- There is a rift between Ginn Resorts’ Minturn headquarters and the town outside.
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Question of the week
The Moffat County High School football team played its season-opening scrimmage Friday night. The team won three games last year and opens its 10-game season Aug. 29 at Berthoud. How many games do you predict MCHS will win this season?
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