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Off The Road

(SENTINEL Photo/Kacie Welty)

By Kacie Welty
For The SENTINEL

A Texas man is believed to have fallen asleep at the wheel Wednesday afternoon, February 1 and ran off the road about two miles south of the Las Palomas exit off I-25.

An eyewitness reported having passed the white Dodge Dakota just prior to the incident and said the driver crossed over the center line as he was trying to pass. The witness told Sierra County Sheriff Deputies that he then saw the truck veer off into the median, then crossed back over and left the roadway. The truck then traveled down the steep embankment and came to rest near a large concrete drainage culvert that runs under the highway, near the fence.

Williamsburg Extrication personnel, along with Las Palomas...

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Standing Tall

(SENTINEL Photo/Chuck Wentworth)

By Chuck Wentworth
SENTINEL

Crewmembers with the city of T-or-C successfully installed a new flagpole at "Triangle Park" last week, officially replacing one that was damaged in an automobile crash last year.

With assurances that it was first sitting up straight, workers secured the pole in place with a solid anchor of concrete supplied by representatives of Bartoo Sand & Gravel.

The "new" flagpole formerly stood outside the National Guard Armory on Smith Ave., which, with the city commission's blessing, was relocated at...

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Win-Loss-Loss For Lady Tigers

(SENTINEL Photo/Jimmy Butler)

"CAT" FIGHT - Lady Tiger Tessa Jones (#22) was in yet another "cat fight" struggle for the ball, this time with some help from Kaitlyn Garcia. The game against the Deming Lady Wildcats was not only a fast paced one but was full of some physical play.

By Jimmy Butler
For The SENTINEL

The Lady Tigers played three games in five days for the second week in a row and it's certainly starting to take a toll on the young athletes.

In the first game on Friday, January 27 the Lady Tigers hosted the Cobre Lady Indians, a team that has been struggling to field teams in the past couple of years.

Cobre played very well defensively to begin the game and held Hot Springs to only six points in the first three minutes of the game. The Lady Tigers led 6-0 in a slow paced game that promised to be a low scoring affair.

On offense Cobre spent most of their time passing the ball around, trying to find an opening against the tough Hot Springs defense. The Lady Tigers got a spark and scored their next six points when Nikki Marr scored two, followed by two from Kaitlyn Garcia who scored after grabbing an offensive rebound and...

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