Erin Spillane is an editor, writer, and grant writer. She covers a diverse range of topics, including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, and regional interest, with a particular focus on the film industry, real estate development, and consumer travel. Erin's work has been featured in The Montrose Daily Press and the Telluride Daily Planet.
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Erin Spillane predominantly covers local business and community events in the Telluride area of Colorado. Her articles often feature expert commentary, event coverage, and seasonal topics related to various themes such as business, education, house & home, scientific matters, health & wellbeing.
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A Montrose-based center emphasizes financial literacy for all, with a focus on the Latino community
After undertaking a Holocaust learning experience, THS students present what they learned Wednesday, Sept. 16
Soto’s, Telluride’s newest food truck, offers authentic, affordable Mexican favorites
Soto’s, el camión de comida más reciente de Telluride, ofrece auténticos y económicos platos mexicanos favoritos
As most of our readers know, in fall 2025, the Hoffmann Media Group (HMG) purchased the then-Telluride Daily Planet. HMG renamed the paper The Telluride Times and changed our publication schedule from three days a week to weekly.
By: Owen Perkins, Erin Spillane
In the Oct. 15 print edition of The Telluride Times, we printed a letter to the editor (“Masters will rebuild sheriff’s office”) that incorrectly stated “that most of the license-plate-reader
Telluride Storage’s annual drive sends much-needed clothing and gear to communities across the region
A trip to State for three THS golfers caps a strong regular-season team performance
Rob Nealan has owned and managed the Telluride Wheelhouse, a community art studio located in Ilium since 2024.
It’s been a busy time at One to One Mentoring.
