Community Leadership - Rocky Mountain Voice

11Nov

By Drake HunterNo Comments

Rocky Mountain Voice, Commentary, State, Top Stories

The Voice of Colorado: A Call to Engage, Write, and Lead Together

By Drake Hunter | Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Across Colorado—from the Eastern Plains to the peaks of the Rockies and Western Slope—every community has a story worth sharing. Yet too many of these stories remain dormant and unheard. At Rocky Mountain Voice (RMV), we’re changing that by reigniting civic engagement and rebuilding trust in media—one authentic and valued voice at a time. A Movement Rooted in Truth and Participation RMV is not just a media—it’s a living movement of Coloradans who care deeply about their communities and believe in the power of the truth. Through honest reporting, meaningful conversations, and the encouragement of citizen involvement, RMV is creating a warm and welcoming space where every voice matters. If you’re reading this, consider this...

Walking Together for Centennial’s Future

28Oct

By Guest CommentaryNo Comments

Rocky Mountain Voice, Local, Top Stories

Walking Together for Centennial’s Future

By Robyn Carnes | Guest Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Five candidates. Over 500 miles walked. One vision for Centennial. That’s what this election is about: neighbors coming together, rolling up their sleeves, and doing the hard work to keep Centennial strong. We’ve walked the neighborhoods, knocked on doors, and met families across the city. And with every mile, our commitment has grown—not just to win an election, but to build a brighter future for the community we all love. We are proud to stand together as a conservative team—Mayoral candidate Don Sheehan (donforcentennial.com), District 1’s incumbent Robyn Carnes (carnesforcentennial.com), District 2’s Carrie Penaloza (carrieforcentennial.com), District 3’s Patty McKernan (patty4centennial.com), and District 4’s Jeffrey Gi...

In Aurora, Danielle Jurinsky doesn’t talk change—she works for it

22Oct

By Shaina ColeNo Comments

Rocky Mountain Voice, Commentary, Local, Top Stories

In Aurora, Danielle Jurinsky doesn’t talk change—she works for it

By Shaina Cole | Contributing Writer, Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Since taking office in 2021, Danielle Jurinsky has thrown herself into Aurora’s challenges. She’s backed measures to curb crime and pushed to ease the load on small businesses and residents when it comes to local taxes. But Jurinsky’s work hasn’t stopped at city hall — she’s known for showing up at neighborhood cleanups, community events, and talking face-to-face with the people she represents. One of her biggest moments came when she raised the alarm about a violent gang terrorizing residents at local apartment complexes— while others looked the other way. -https://www.danielleforaurora.com/about Taking the risk to tell the truth about Tren de Aragua She made national headlines when she publicly ...

Your Values.
Your Voice.

Tag: Community Leadership

The Voice of Colorado: A Call to Engage, Write, and Lead Together

Walking Together for Centennial’s Future

In Aurora, Danielle Jurinsky doesn’t talk change—she works for it

Get The Mountain Minute

Subscribe For Text Message Alerts

About Us

Read

Shows

Engage

About Us

Read

Shows

Engage

Freedom Festival