- News
GLENWOOD STABBING SUSPECT SOUGHT
Glenwood Springs—The search is still on for the El Salvadoran man suspected of stabbing two Mexican men Sunday around midnight near the Grand Avenue bridge. According to reports from the Glenwood Springs Police Department, one man was stabbed in the abdomen but neither man suffered life-threatening injuries. Investigators say it appears the ... - KMTS FOOTBALL: Demons Fall Under Conifer Lights
CONIFER — Glenwood Springs got on the scoreboard for the first time in the 2015 season, and led late in the third quarter before Conifer wore down the Demon defense to win the first game under their brand new home lights, 27-12 Friday.
The Demons, who dropped to 0-2 in the young season, took a 12-7 ... - Sports
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL RESULTS
Glenwood Springs—-3 Roaring Fork—-0
Summit—-3 Rifle—0
Eagle Valley—-3 Grand Valley—-0
SOCCER
Roaring Fork—-4 Rifle—-0
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ACTION TONIGHT
The Glenwood Demons travel to Conifer to take on the Lobos tonight at 7 o’clock. Pre-game coverage begins at 6:45 on KMTS.
Rifle welcomes Jefferson to Bear’s Stadium tonight for a homecoming showdown. Coal Ridge plays at Meeker. Roaring Fork ... - News
9-ELEVEN REMEMBERANCES
Glenwood Springs—Flags are flying at half-staff around the valley and across the nation in memory of those killed in the attacks on September 11th, 2001 as well as the four Americans killed in the 9-11 attack at the American Embassy in Benghazi in 2012.
TWIN TUNNELS RENAMED TO HONOR VETERANS
Idaho Springs—The tunnels along Interstate ... - News
RIFLE ELECTION RESULTS
Rifle—Annick Pruett was the top vote-getter in Rifle’s municipal elections Tuesday. The Community Relations Director at Grand River Hospital garnered 664 votes and will serve a 4-year term. Incumbent councilman Joe Elliot was second in the race and will serve another four years along with the number finisher, former Garfield County Manager Ed ... - News
NEW REPORT SHOWS DRILLING INCREASES WASTEWATER CONTAMINATION
CROSSROADS, N.M. (AP) – The U.S. oil and gas production boom of the past decade has an unwanted side effect: Millions of gallons of briny wastewater have spilled onto land and flowed into waterways, often doing severe damage. An Associated Press analysis of state and federal record finds some ... - News
GW COUNCIL MAY BAN SMOKING DOWNTOWN
Glenwood Springs—Smoking in Glenwood Springs’ downtown commercial core may be banned soon. Last night the city council appeared to be reluctantly leaning in that direction. The issue was brought before the council in response to a flood of complaints from citizens and business owners concerned about second hand smoke and ... - News
THOMPSON DIVIDE PROTEST
Glenwood Springs—Plans to do exploratory drilling in a popular recreation area near the Thompson Divide drew several protestors yesterday. About 40 concerned citizens staged a peaceful demonstration with signs showing solidarity for preserving the divide and protecting it’s natural resources. Houston-based SG Interests owns valid leases to drill in the meadow that people ... - News
LLAMAS KILLED BY MOUNTAIN LIONS IN WESTERN COLORADO
Grand Junction—Young, hungry mountain lions are on the prowl in Western Colorado and residents are being warned by wildlife officials to be cautious. Three llamas were attacked by what is said to be a rare pack of juvenile mountain lions on the western slope. Joe Lewandowski with Colorado ... - News
IRONBRIDGE LAWSUIT
GLENWOOD SPRINGS— Homeowners at Ironbridge are waiting to see if a judge will uphold $14 million in awards related to defects in the construction of homes on sinking soils. Recently a jury awarded close $7 million to 20 homeowners at the subdivision, determining that the developer, a Lehman Brothers subsidiary, was responsible for damage. ...
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- FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/28/2010)
IN THE STATE 3-A HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER PLAYOFFS….
THE COAL RIDGE TITANS SHUTOUT TELLURIDE YESTERDAY IN PEACH VALLEY, 3 -ZIP. THE TITANS WILL TRAVEL TO PLAY WELD CENTRAL SATURDAY IN A SWEET 16 GAME.
BASALT BLANKED SALIDA 5-NOTHING AT HOME AND WILL HIT THE ROAD TO PLAY SAINT MARY’S ON SATURDAY.
THE ROARING FORK RAMS DEFEATED ... - State Soccer Playoffs: Coal Ridge Advances to Sweet 16
PEACH VALLEY – Coal Ridge soccer coach Brian Blair normally doesnt get too excited on the sidelines, but frequent first-half scoring opportunities that failed to add to a 1-0 lead had the coach known as “B” frustrated. “Doesnt anyone in white (the home team Titans) want to get to the ball?” ... - FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/26/2010)
SOCCER
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THE BRACKETS HAVE BEEN SET FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL STATE SOCCER TOURNAMENT. FOUR LOCAL TEAMS ARE PLAYING TOMORROW IN THE 3A TOURNAMENT INCLUDING ROARING FORK, ASPEN, BASALT
AND COAL RIDGE. THE 12TH SEEDED TITANS HOST TELLURIDE TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT 3:30. NUMBER 11 ... - FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/25/2010)
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
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THE GLENWOOD DEMONS BEAT THE EAGLE VALLEY DEVILS FRIDAY NIGHT 33 TO 6. GLENWOOD NOW SITS ALONE ATOP THE WESTERN SLOPE CONFERENCE WITH A 5 AND O LEAGUE RECORD THANKS TO MOFFAT COUNTY’S 21-18 OVERTIME WIN OVER RIFLE. THE DEMONS TRAVEL TO DELTA ... - KMTS Game of the Week: Glenwood Runs to WSL Mountain Top
GLENWOOD SPRINGS(10-22-10) — A steady downpour that drowned Glenwood’s passing game mattered little as the Demons ran all over Eagle Valley, 33-6, outrushing the Devils, 253 yards to 99, and essentially settling the outcome by the second play of the second quarter.
That was a 41-yard touchdown run by quarterback Luke Jacob after a magical fake ... - FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/20/2010)
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
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COAL RIDGE SWEPT GRAND VALLEY IN THREE GAMES.
THE RIFLE LADY BEARS WERE ALSO SWEPT BY ASPEN.
SOCCER
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GLENWOOD ENDED THE SEASON ON A WINNING NOTE,
DEFEATING PALISADE 4 TO 2 AT STUBLER MEMORIAL
FIELD.
BASALT BLANKED COAL RIDGE 1 TO NOTHING.
ASPEN EDGED CRMS 2 TO 1 AND GRAND VALLEY FELL
TO HOTCHKISS 5 TO 3.
- FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/19/2010)
Softball
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Both the Basalt Lady Longhorns and the Rifle Lady Bears are playing in the 3A state tournament this weekend at the Aurora Sports Complex. The 12th seeded Basalt Lady Longhorns
take on 5 Platte Valley at 10am while at the same time the 16th seeded Rifle Lady Bears battle a top ranked Berthoud team. ... - KMTS Game of the Week: Demons Win 5th Straight, 39-14 @ Steamboat
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS (10/15/10) — “If the right one don’t getcha, then the left one will,” Tennessee Ernie Ford sang in the mid-fifties song, “Sixteen Tons.” Steamboat Springs became the fourth straight Western Slope opponent to feel that one-two punch, better known as Luke Jacob and Drew Halsch, as the two seniors ... - FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/15/2010)
High School Volleyball
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Glenwood lost a home match to Steamboat
Springs, 3 games to 1. Coal Ridge beat Rifle
3 to 1.
Soccer
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Eagle Valley blanked Glenwood last night at Stubler 2 – zip. Coal Ridge dominated Grand Valley 6 to 1.
Cross Country
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At the Rifle Invitational, it was a 1-2 ... - FROM THE KMTS SPORTS DESK… (10/13/2010)
VOLLEYBALL
THE ROARING FORK LADY RAMS SUFFERED THEIR FIRST
LOSS OF THE SEASON…..A HARD-FOUGHT, FIVE-GAME MATCH TO THE EAGLE VALLEY DEVILS IN GYPSUM. THE LOSS DROPS ROARING FORK TO 14 AND 1.
COAL RIDGE AND BASALT’S MATCH ALSO WENT THE FULL
FIVE GAMES WITH THE LADY TITANS COMING OUT ON TOP ...
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