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Fremont County partners with 'Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid' to showcase local economic and community assets
Summary
Fremont County and the Fremont Economic Development Corporation hosted filming for public televisionseries Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid, capturing businesses and community sites (Observer Ranch, Barn Owl Precision Agriculture, Emergent Campus); the county said the segment could reach about 80 million viewers when broadcast.
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Fremont County commissioners announced the county partnered with the public television series Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid to film a segment highlighting local economic-development strategies and community assets.
The chair told the board producers filmed in Fremont County on June 6 and interviewed local business leaders, citing Observer Ranch (owner Cat Davidson), Rob Brown of the Fremont Economic Development Corporation and Sarah Hinckley of Barn Owl Precision Agriculture at Emergent Campus as featured voices. The chair said the program showcases communities that integrate technology, education and natural resources to support sustainable growth.
The county described the partnership as a coordinated effort with the Fremont Economic Development Corporation, the Fremont County Film Commission and local filmmakers Ben Black (Ben Black Films) and Sage Goodwin (Tie-Dye Sheep LLC), who provided additional footage. The chair said the segment will have a viewership of "about 80 million people across the country and around the world" when completed this fall and that the county is planning a local premiere in downtown Canyon City.
Commissioners characterized the filming as an opportunity to present Fremont County's mix of agriculture, advanced manufacturing and outdoor recreation to a national audience. No formal board action beyond the presentation was recorded; the segment and the county's promotional plans were described as forthcoming.

