Rockies 12-Run 8th Inning Sparks Rout
Associated Press
Mesa County Jail Suicide: Inmate Identified
By: Lindsey Eaton
Man Charged in Fatal Crash Will Fight Charges
By: Joe Thompson
Charges Filed Against Man Accused of Running Down Four People
By: Kristin Haubrich
Sentencing for Buddy the Dog Killer
By: Lindsey Eaton
CBS Video - Watch program episodes from Primetime, Latenight, New, Sports and CBS classic shows.
- Mesa County Jail Suicide: Inmate Identified
made by glimmerman - Controversy over Riverfront Trail Project
made by Floyd - Marijuana Patients Who Fail Drug Screenings Can Still Be Fired
made by Cheyenne Princess - Marijuana Patients Who Fail Drug Screenings Can Still Be Fired
made by Educate2010 - Controversy over Riverfront Trail Project
made by Lisa - Controversy over Riverfront Trail Project
made by Floyd - Controversy over Riverfront Trail Project
made by roja - Marijuana Patients Who Fail Drug Screenings Can Still Be Fired
made by Cheyenne Princess - Car Seats Getting an Age Boost
made by sshrago - Marijuana Patients Who Fail Drug Screenings Can Still Be Fired
made by Educate2010
- 20 Contestants Left Standing In Grand Junction’s American Idol Audition
- ID Released of Man Who Fell and Died at Potholes
- Alligator Sighting Along Colorado River in Palisade
- Traffic at 12th and Orchard Stalled by Crash
- Winner of Western Slope Idol Tells His Story Behind The Music
- Family of Man Shot Dead by Trooper Releases Statement
- One Dead in Suspicious Shooting
- Mesa County Jail Suicide: Inmate Identified
- UPDATE: SUV Crashes Into Grand Junction Home
- Update: 17 Year-Old Boy in Custody after Auto Zone Robbery
“I like the sweetheart top. I want it to show off my figure, but I still want to feel like a princess; I want a lot in a dress,” says Tacie Trudell. The 26 year old has been wearing her carat, princess cut engagement ring for only a week, but the new fiancee already has finances on the mind. “We are really trying to be budget friendly and trying to find ways where we can save money on things that aren’t as important or that we feel like we can cut back on.” Cutting back is a new trend hitting couples across the country hard. 25% percent of brides are slashing their budgets in half. “You always want that fairytale wedding, but I don’t think you ever realize how much things cost until you get your feet in there,” says newly engaged Breanne Baptista. Judy Panozzo, owner of a local bridal store says she sees girls all time time loving a dress, but not returning, making her assume that they found a cheaper one. Bargain hunting has even brought out weekly bartering attempts in her store. “I have girls ask me what I can do on a dress and I say I don’t barter.” The big day comes big decisions. “I might not love it, but really, really like it. The price tag has a lot to do with it,” says Trudell.
This entry has been viewed 728 times.
KREXTV.com requires that you be a registered site member to post comments and content.
First, we are not being sneaky and gathering your email or other information to sell to telemarketers or e-mail spam companies.
Registration on this site is required simply to allow us to keep people who would post discriminatory, threatening and harassing messages and comments from doing it again.
By having user registration, we hope to provide you with a better user experience. Please view KREXTV.com's full Terms & Conditions
