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

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.
Water commission evaporates
Officials hashing out mission and structure for new body
12:00 a.m., April 7, 2008 Updated 12:00 a.m.
A lack of focus and communication with city staff has led to the dissolution of the Steamboat Springs Water Commission.
Officials oppose I-70 toll plan
April 2, 2008
State Sen. Andy McElhany’s proposal to make Interstate 70 a toll road from the Eisenhower Tunnel to Floyd Hill passed a Senate committee last week, but Senate Bill 213 doesn’t have many friends in Routt County.
Elder Quest LLC owner to lead human services department
March 31, 2008
Routt County has hired Vickie Clark of Grand Junction to lead its Department of Human Services. She starts May 1.
Mulcahy shoots for 2010
Steamboat 700 developer seeks to limit real estate speculation
March 26, 2008
Steamboat 700 is no place for speculation, Project Manager Danny Mulcahy said Tuesday.
Change of address
Post office considers new, consolidated facility
March 11, 2008
The U.S. Postal Service could be shipping its Steamboat Springs’ offices to a new location in as little as 20 weeks.

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