Colorado: Grand Junction Rides the MOMENTUM
Workforce and a way of life propel momentum in Grand Junction. Plus a certain famous film festival finds a new home in Boulder.
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Senior Editor of Site Selection Magazine
Gary Daughters is a Peabody Award winning journalist who began with Site Selection in 2016. Gary has worked as a writer and producer for CNN covering US politics and international affairs. His work has included lengthy stints in Washington, DC and western Europe. Gary is a 1981 graduate of the University of Georgia, where he majored in Journalism and Mass Communications. He lives in Atlanta with his teenage daughter, and in his spare time plays guitar, teaches golf and mentors young people.
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