Tammy Gemaehlich is a journalist for The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, focusing on local news and events. She provides weekly updates on the happenings in the community, covering a range of topics from local government to community events and celebrations.
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Good gourd! Autumn is underway which means it's time to decorate with nature's weird and warty (but wonderful) Cucurbitaceae.
I knew something was “afoot” when I answered the newsroom phone and the gentleman asked if he'd reached the podiatry department.
Almost everything you love about today's Lifestyle section (including this column) will continue to rustle at your fingertips after Oct. 16, but will arrive in driveways and email inboxes on Saturdays — instead of Sundays — a whole day earlier!
She laced her fingers around the warm mug, leaned back in the rocking chair and let out a long, mournful sigh.
November is like a bookmark that is keeping our place, somewhere between the pages of fall's brilliance and the stillness of the coming new year.
Several hundred of us gathered on the west side of the Mesa Mall on Sunday afternoon, eagerly awaiting the arrival of a really, really big tree.
My commute takes me by Emerson Park and, since February, I’ve observed its gradual transformation — from large dirt mounds to the final smoothing of the concrete surfaces of the
I spread the contents of five oversized Christmas tubs onto the kitchen table, stood back and looked it over.
When I wrote last week about the mound of Christmas decor on the kitchen table, I was trying to do something different with the seasonal decorations.
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