Former Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese elected state House Minority Leader
Former two-term Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese, who moved to Colorado Springs in 2020 to run for the state House […]
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Rose Pugliese can’t possibly run for Secretary of State now, or for any office anywhere, ever
Rumors are that former Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese hopes to run as the Republican candidate for Colorado Secretary of
Why installing Rose Pugliese as County Attorney is a crazy mistake
A top headline in yesterday’s Daily Sentinel announced that former Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese is the sole finalist for the
Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese Working to Kill Riverfront Trails System
Mesa County’s Riverfront Project is a 25+ year project to clean up the Colorado riverfront and create scenic bike and
Amendment 79: Constitutional Right to Abortion and Amendment 80: Constitutional Right to School Choice
Amendment 79: Constitutional Right to Abortion (Numbered amendments, like Amendment 79 Amendment 80, are initiated by citizens.) Amendment 79 would
District 51 School Board candidate rundown for the November 7, 2023 election
For this article, information was taken from Colorado Tracer (the state’s campaign finance disclosure website), Little Sis (a free database
Former G.J. Chamber of Commerce CEO Diane Schwenke to run for G.J. City Council
The former longtime CEO of the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, Diane Schwenke, has announced she will be running
The Mesa County GOP needs to apologize for creating, aiding and abetting the Tina Peters debacle
Mesa County GOP Chair Kevin McCarney defends Tina Peters at a “Stand for the Constitution” meeting at Appleton Christian Church
The Grand Junction Area Chamber’s long track record of harmful candidate endorsements
Note: In light of Chamber President Diane Schwenke’s recent announcement that she is finally retiring after 25 years at the
Locals alarmed that CMU VP John Marshall is on the short list for new University president
Colorado Mesa University (CMU) announced today that CMU Vice President John Marshall is one of three candidates under final consideration