Ann Wright is a writer at The Daily Sentinel. She specializes in feature stories and entertainment content, focusing on regional interest and world news, as well as arts and entertainment, including the film industry and filmmaking. Ann's work has been featured in various publications, including the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, GlobalResearch, and Common Dreams.
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By: Ann Wright
If you get Vaughn Shafer talking about skateboarding, a lifetime of passion just pours out.
The word precious, reflects something treasured; something to protect and cherish. As we look toward national pollinator week June 22-28 it’s a good time to help raise awareness of these
As the Trump administration and the U.S. Congress continues to ramp up rhetoric of “China is our enemy,” 2026 is the 30 th year that the United States has organized the largest naval war practice in the world, called Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC). For 37 days from June 24 through July 31, the RIMPAC war “games” will be held in the waters off the state of Hawaii.
When you better know the history of how rich and greedy U.S. citizens, many descendants of the missionaries from the 1830s, conducted a coup that overthrew the government of the Kingdom of Hawaii in 1893 you will understand why for many in Hawai'I, both Hawaiians and settler-colonists like me, there will be no celebration on July 4 th
By: Ann Wright
FLAG CEREMONY
By: Ann Wright
For more than a year, signs have declared “Play at your own risk” at four tennis courts at Canyon View Park.
One of the five submarines in 2026 RIMPAC is the US Navy's USS Charlotte, which torpedoed and sunk the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena in international waters five days after the US-Israel war on Iran began.
Traditionally known as a culinary herb, sage actually refers to a group of perennials that fall in the genus Salvia. Culinary and medicinal sages are known for their aromatic and
By: Larry Robinson
Cindy Duff, co-owner of West Winds Gallery in downtown Grand Junction, smiles for a photo in the front of artwork displayed for the gallery’s “Celestial Bluish” exhibition on March 31, 2026. West Winds opened in March, and the gallery continues to be discovered by both locals and visitors to the area.
By: Ann Wright
BRING IN THE LIGHT
