Pay It Forward with Conor and Diana Craft

septiembre 7, 2022

JUGAR AHORA
A man and woman smiling and embracing in front of a building with a round sign reading KOTO in the background. The man is wearing a yellow cap and blue shirt, and the woman is in a white hoodie.

by Matt Hoisch

Picture by Matt Hoisch

Sometimes, when covering the news, we miss the people who maybe aren’t doing anything dramatic or new, but deserve a little recognition for being one of the many community member who hold our region together. So, KOTO news is running a new series, Pay It Forward. Each segment, we’ll talk with someone in the community about their life and Telluride journey. And then ask them to nominate someone to shine a spotlight on for the next segment. Last week we spoke with Cristina Dickson. Her choice for our next guest is actually two guests,: Conor and Diana Craft.

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