Dick Kreck
Dick Kreck joined The Post in 1968 and held various editing jobs, including a turn as editor of Roundup magazine. He wrote a city column for 18 years and covered local TV and radio before retiring in June 2007. He was inducted into the Denver Press Club Hall of Fame in 2010.
He is the author of several books on local history, including "Murder at the Brown Palace" in 2003 and "Smaldone: The Untold Story of an American Crime Family" in 2009. His newest book, "Rich People Behaving Badly was released in 2016.
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A man and his sports
A man and his sports

Fast horses and faster cars star at Preakness and Indy
Fast horses and faster cars star at Preakness and Indy

Far-flung producer tries getting away (?) to Denver
Far-flung producer tries getting away (?) to Denver

Spanish reporter goes to hair-raising lengths for story
Spanish reporter goes to hair-raising lengths for story

Documentary recalls ’60s “Chicano power” protests
Documentary recalls '60s "Chicano power" protests

Indy 500 borrows a page from NASCAR’s success
Indy 500 borrows a page from NASCAR's success

Ed Sardella standing by for his next TV opportunity
Ed Sardella standing by for his next TV opportunity

Boyles wants listeners to boycott Denver newspapers
Boyles wants listeners to boycott Denver newspapers

History Channel features Nederland’s giant digger
History Channel features Nederland's giant digger

You oughta know: A new voice at KCFR
You oughta know: A new voice at KCFR