Nathan Deal is a news reporter for The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, Colorado. With a focus on local news, Nathan covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, business, and local government. His work has also been featured in The Montrose Daily Press.
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Nathan Deal's coverage primarily focuses on local education, including school board decisions and local events in Grand Junction. He also covers local business recognition by national entities and community initiatives such as grant donations.
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The first week-plus of the new semester for Mesa County Valley School District 51 schools has been business as usual, with one noticeable difference from past years: more students conversing with each other face-to-face and participating in discussions in class.
Shawna Grieger has a long history with the DoubleTree Hotel in Grand Junction. When she was a teenager working at the hotel in the early 2000s, she hosted a banquet — during which she ended up being accidentally locked out of along with members of the rock band America.
Elysium Studios raised $10,000 for Roice-Hurst Humane Society through its Aug. 16 Ink Master Charity Flash Day.
Perhaps the greatest challenge high school students face is planning for their future beyond high school. For many, a sense of being overwhelmed can result from various aspects of the process, such as grades, testing, applying to schools and deciding on their career paths.
When Debbie Allen and her daughter, Holli Hutton, closed the 7th Street Deli on July 21 after owning it for a decade, they were uncertain that the deli would ever serve another customer, with no luck at the time in finding a successor.
The weekly Food Truck Night in Grand Junction has a new location, moving last week from the Historic Lowell School Building to the Orchard Mesa Lions Club Park next to the Mesa County Fairgrounds.
Did You Know? In two math categories and two ELA categories, D51 met or exceeded state rates.
The Colorado Department of Education recently released its Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) and School Performance Frameworks (SPFs) scores for the 2023-2024 school year, which included good news for
The weekly Food Truck Night in Grand Junction has a new location, moving last week from the Historic Lowell School Building to the Orchard Mesa Lions Club Park next to
When longtime beloved Grand Junction High School art teacher Sal Salas died from COVID-19 at age 70 in December 2020, the pandemic meant that a celebration of his life had to be postponed.
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