Rich Allen is a Reporter at The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a strong focus on sports—both competitive and individual—as well as the intersections of education and hospitality, including real estate development and the business of hotels and resorts. Rich's work has been featured in the Aspen Daily News and Patch.com.
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Tommy Cox is hoping his newest venture will be one small step in keeping promising Aspen youth athletes in Aspen.
Both teams return key players, bring strong reinforcements
An OT thriller put an exclamation point on the Goerne Cup over the weekend, even if the host was victimized.
The Kittle Fire — about 3.5 miles southwest of Ruedi Reservoir, near Woody Creek and Triangle Peak — halted commercial flight operations out of the
Decision time is approaching for the Roaring Fork School District on potentially pursuing additional mill levy dollars.
All local coaches wanted to see from their runners on Saturday was a responsible race to start the season.
Riley Bevington's daily high school life has been consumed by one goal, scribed succinctly on a piece of paper hanging on her wall: “Division One Basketball.”
Voters within the Roaring Fork School District boundary will officially see a ballot question this fall to increase mill levy override funds.
When Danny Popish was named the new head coach of Basalt High School's football team, one of his goals was to create continuity for the program after Carl Frerichs stepped away last spring following 18 years at the helm.
Saturday's fall season opener for the Gentlemen of Aspen showed the potential of what could happen when things go right for the ruggers — but also how quickly that script could flip.
