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Former Palisade standout Ritterbush strengthening Western Slope roots at Colorado Mesa (opens the original)
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Colorado Mesaâs Addie Ritterbush records a kill on Saturday, Sept. 5 during the Mavsâ 25-10, 25-10, 25-14 victory over Fairmont State during the Volley in the Valley tournament at Brownson Arena. Ritterbush, who starred on the volleyball court at Palisade, had six kills in the win and has been a steady performer as CMUâs opposite hitter this season. Colorado Mesaâs Addie Ritterbush leaps in the air for a kill during a 25-10, 25-10, 25-14 win over Fairmont State during the Volley in the V
Grand Junction quarterback Neese turning heads on recruiting circuit (opens the original)
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Andrew Neese makes an early completion Friday Night as he faces the Central Warriors Grand Junction quarterback Andrew Neese prepares to take a snap on Friday, Aug. 21, in the Tigersâ victory over Central at Stocker Stadium. Neeseâs coach, Landon McKee, has seen the growth in his junior signal-callerâs game during the offseason. Grand Junction quarterback Andrew Neese throws on the run on Friday, Aug. 21, in the Tigersâ victory over Central at Stocker Stadium. Neese, who threw for 20 tou
New-look Bulldogs shine in season opener (opens the original)
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Palisadeâs Eli Bency drags down Resurrection Christian quarterback Camden Davis on the sideline during a 34-8 win at Stocker Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 20. Bency and the Bulldogsâ defense had three sacks in the win and kept the Cougars off the scoreboard until there were only 28 second left in the game. Palisadeâs Niall Karriker rushes for a touchdown during a 34-8 win over Resurrection Christian at Stocker Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 20. Karriker scored one of the five touchdowns for the Bul
Town of Collbran opens 50-year time capsule (opens the original)
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The celebration included the usual events like a parade and rodeo. But it also included the opening of a time capsule. Immediately after the townâs annual Fourth of July parade, a crowd gathered in front of the Plateau Valley Medical Clinic to open a capsule the town had previously buried exactly 50 years prior. The capsule, a large PVC pipe several feet long and capped on both ends, was initially buried to coincide both with the nationâs bicentennial and the opening of a new branch of the c
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