Nathan Deal
@nathandeal.bsky.social
Christian | Grand Junction Daily Sentinel news/politics reporter | Auburn alum | Former writer for the AU Plainsman and Auburn Undercover | COYS and Go Braves | big movie guy
“On July 27, 2014, Mr. Good Guy texted Mr. Epstein a graphics interchange format, or GIF, image of former basketball player Michael Jordan with the caption, ‘Stop it. Get some help.’”
November 21, 2025 at 12:21 AM
“On July 27, 2014, Mr. Good Guy texted Mr. Epstein a graphics interchange format, or GIF, image of former basketball player Michael Jordan with the caption, ‘Stop it. Get some help.’”
Hot take: make fun of the content of the lyrics all you want but “CANCELED” is the catchiest and most replayable song from the album.
November 5, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Hot take: make fun of the content of the lyrics all you want but “CANCELED” is the catchiest and most replayable song from the album.
That makes a whole lot of sense. We know 9/11 affected the movie since there was supposed to be a scene (which was also the teaser trailer) implementing webbing between the twin towers.
November 5, 2025 at 5:05 AM
That makes a whole lot of sense. We know 9/11 affected the movie since there was supposed to be a scene (which was also the teaser trailer) implementing webbing between the twin towers.
If the results hold (Vicki Woods over Angela Lema, Kaci Cole over Will Jones), Republicans would go from 4-1 majority on the school board to 2-3 minority.
Mesa County is a red county.
Mesa County is a red county.
November 5, 2025 at 4:45 AM
If the results hold (Vicki Woods over Angela Lema, Kaci Cole over Will Jones), Republicans would go from 4-1 majority on the school board to 2-3 minority.
Mesa County is a red county.
Mesa County is a red county.
Hickenlooper had quite a bit to say to me, not without snark toward Trump, but I find Colorado’s conservative response more interesting, as GOPers in the state don’t back Trump’s ideas that there’s any problems with how Coloradans vote.
September 22, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Hickenlooper had quite a bit to say to me, not without snark toward Trump, but I find Colorado’s conservative response more interesting, as GOPers in the state don’t back Trump’s ideas that there’s any problems with how Coloradans vote.