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Class 5A state wrestling pairings, Feb. 12, 2012

Class 5A 106 Pounds—Anthony Cortez, Horizon, So. (35-1) vs. Don Kasberg, Smoky Hill, Jr. (32-9); Anthony Garza, Greeley West, So. (34-7) vs. Travis Torris, Pomona, Fr. (36-7); Trenton Watson, Pine Creek, Fr. (31-6) vs. Bruno Nicoletti, ...

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Week’s Photos for Feb. 12-18, 2012

Images captured by Daily Sentinel photographers during the past week.  ...

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Week in Sports for Feb. 12-18, 2012

Winter sports and outdoors fun photos from the past week.  ...

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UC-San Diego avoids sweep by CMU baseball team

The University of California-San Diego baseball team built a big early lead and withstood a Colorado Mesa rally to avoid a weekend series sweep with an 11-7 victory at Canyon View Park. UC-San Diego (2-6) built an 11-0 lead through four ...

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GJ-area man killed in early-morning crash

A Grand Junction-area man died early this morning after he was run over by his own vehicle on the Interstate 70 Business Loop, according to the Colorado State Patrol. The 34-year-old man was driving a 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier west on I-70B ...

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Funding remains concern in Parks-Wildlife merger

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approved a 250-page Merger Implementation Plan for the combined agencies Thursday, amid surprisingly little anxiety or objection. In fact, it appears the merger of the two state agencies, which was ...

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Printed letters, Feb. 12, 2012

The news media from all sources have been having a field day adding fuel to the fire with the pro-life and pro-choice groups at opposite ends of the spectrum. Recently on the MSNBC.com an article was published originating from Reuters and ...

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Growth spurt: Popularity of MMA has fueled interest in all forms of martial arts

From the confines of his 5,000-sqaure foot Seibu-Kan Karate Studio he began in 1976, Bill Brassette has tried not to pay attention. In his studio at 1420 North Ave., and on continents worldwide, mixed martial arts has become one of the ...

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Reserves lift CMU men

The starters couldn’t find the energy and passion a second consecutive night. That happens on occasion in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference men’s basketball. The bench, though, had some energy to spare Saturday night, lifting ...

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Bridges takes control for Fruita

Fruita Monument’s game plan took a sharp turn Saturday at halftime. Durango hung within six points, shot 6 of 14 from deep and was taking advantage of a lack of defensive pressure. After the break, though, the Wildcats (18-3, 7-1 ...

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