Springtime sports and outdoors photos for the third week of May.

Warm enough for you already?

Among the many items Gov. John Hickenlooper discussed while in Grand Junction Monday was a proposal his office has made to the Bureau of Land Management to develop a single form for energy companies to use to comply with federal and state hydraulic fracturing disclosure rules.

After reading the lead story in The Daily Sentinel?s Friday ?Out & About? section, ?Don?t Worry, Be Happy,? I want to point out that the article forgot to ask the question: What happens after happy hour?

Rodger Holmes was homeless for five years before he found a place to set down roots, at the newly created St. Martin Place, a 16-unit complex for homeless veterans.

For the third time in five years, The Fruita chapter of Future Farmers of America is sending an auto mechanics team to the National FFA Expo & Convention.

Better-than-expected state funding hasn?t altered the Garfield County Re-2 School District?s plans to convert to a four-day school week next fall, and the district has settled on Friday as the day no classes will be held.

A whopping 264 seniors graduated from Montrose High School on Sunday afternoon, a milestone event for students that packed the football stands with hundreds of adoring family members and loved ones.

RIFLE — Enjoy the successes, learn from the failures, learn something new each day, and laugh each day, Garfield Re-2 School District Superintendent Susan Birdsey advised Rifle High School 2012 graduates Sunday.