Leah Todd
Casper Star-Tribune
Driggs, ID, United States
Contact Leah
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Leah:
Former Natrona County principal Dean Kelly will coach Midwest football
Former Natrona County principal Dean Kelly will coach the Midwest football team this season, according to a blog post on wyoming-football.com on Monday. → Read More
UW community braces for new period of uncertainty in wake of Nichols demotion
In November 2013, the University of Wyoming’s board of trustees met privately for nine hours to address the problem with the school’s new president. → Read More
Tribes lead the way for faster internet access in New Mexico —
Across sovereign governments, a group of Southwest tribes prepares to launch their own network. → Read More
In small towns, a way to make remote work, work —
A ‘micro’ economic development program bolsters a community of telecommuters. → Read More
In New Mexico, demographic shifts have helped job growth —
An influx of immigrants is preventing economic stagnation in the borderlands. → Read More
In New Mexico, demographic shifts have helped job growth —
An influx of immigrants is preventing economic stagnation in the Borderlands. → Read More
Why save the small town? —
Cities may seem inevitable, but rural communities are finding ways to hang on. → Read More
Infographic: Where in the West young people are moving —
Some counties in the region buck the aging trend. → Read More
Infographic: Where in the West young people are moving —
Some counties in the region buck the aging trend. → Read More
Why save the small town? —
Cities may seem inevitable, but rural communities are finding ways to hang on. → Read More
The Big Swing: Why a blue Colorado county voted for Trump (The Big Swing) —
How a wave of retirees and a changed economic landscape reshaped rural politics. → Read More
The Big Swing: Why a blue Colorado county voted for Trump (The Big Swing) —
How a wave of retirees and a changed economic landscape reshaped rural politics. → Read More
Rural economies get high on legal cannabis —
For some small Colorado communities, recreational marijuana is generating much-needed revenue. → Read More
How to find its high-risk drug users before it’s too late —
Rio Arriba’s health care providers are pulling together to treat patients and prevent overdoses. → Read More
How a police chief used compassion to combat his community’s drug problem —
The approach taken by Gloucester, Massacusetts, might falter in New Mexico, where it’s desperately needed. → Read More
A video fix for rural healthcare’s challenges —
A program to connect urban specialists with rural doctors saves time and money on stroke treatment. → Read More
Can cutting down trees protect New Mexico’s water? —
A new collaboration seeks to ease wildfire’s impacts by thinning overgrown forests. → Read More
Get cozy this winter in these 4 Wyoming hot springs
It’s getting chilly. The cold that seems to sneak into our bones and stay for months is upon us. → Read More
Laramie instructor offers new twist on yoga
LARAMIE – She calls herself the Walmart of meditation. → Read More
Grant Street Grocery reopens after health concerns
Grant Street Grocery is back in business. → Read More