Dale Shrull

Like most 9-year-old kids, Taylor Easterwood has big dreams.

By now, most readers of The Daily Sentinel have heard of the pending changes set to happen Wednesday, Oct. 16.

I recently had fun being interviewed by Colorado Public Radio’s talented and charming Ryan Warner. He asked me about being a food writer, how food trends in western Colorado have

As Avelo Airlines arrives at its final two weeks of flying into and out of Grand Junction Regional Airport, the start-up airline has found another Colorado destination.

The Daily Sentinel will soon reduce the number of days it produces a printed newspaper to two expanded editions each week — Wednesdays and a weekend edition that will come

Numbers don’t lie — especially the ones on the scoreboard.

Dillon Jones came to the 18th tee knowing he had a chance.

A pilot project aimed at slowing traffic and improving bike and pedestrian safety along the Fourth and Fifth Street corridors is already seeing changes from the original plan.

Weeks ahead of a controversial planned operation by the Bureau of Land Management to sharply reduce the size of the Little Book Cliffs wild horse population outside Grand Junction, the

Gary Crist stood next to the new bicycle lane in front of downtown post office and filmed the scene with his cell phone.

Dave Aschwanden is a wine guy.

The case where two men were shot to death on May 15 is now moving to be investigated by a grand jury.

The Bureau of Land Management has approved a plan that will include going forward with the roundup and removal of numerous horses from the Little Book Cliffs Wild Horse Range

The director of the Bureau of Land Management said Tuesday that she is watching the discussion about a proposed national monument in the Dolores River region and as a westerner

The family fun continued Monday at the Western Slope Open tennis tournament with matches in the Father/Brother/Son, Father/Daughter, Family Doubles, and Siblings brackets. There were also matches in the Girl’s/Boy’s

Gov. Jared Polis has told the Bureau of Land Management its proposed roundup involving the Little Book Cliffs wild horse population “gravely concerns” him and he is asking the agency

Roice-Hurst Humane Society has named Zebulon Miracle its new CEO with his official start date being June 17.

Good people die, bad people die.

Back in 2018, wow, that’s suddenly a long time ago, we kicked around the idea of having a high school sports ceremony.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking for boaters’ help trying to keep invasive mussels out of the water as another inspection season gets going.