Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers to run holiday billboard
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF), the western slope’s longest-established secular organization, will run a holiday billboard to commemorate the […]
D-51 employees share views on the proposed closure of Fruita 8/9 public school
This message was sent to AnneLandmanBlog by a School District-51 employee who asked that I paraphrase their message rather than
Redlands residents oppose City building new sewer lift station and piping on unstable land
Redlands area residents are concerned that the City of Grand Junction and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)
Schwenke is helping realtors and developers oppose City plan for more pedestrian & bike-friendly development
Former Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce President Diane Schwenke, who has a consulting business now called “Schwenke Solutions,” is working
District 51 quietly working on plan that involves firing over 50 teachers in Fruita
AnneLandmanBlog received the following communication this morning titled “A Huge Concern,” from a D-51 teacher who wants to get word
Board of Public Health & county commissioners violated state public health law with their new intergovernmental agreement
When the Mesa County Commissioners had the Board of Health (BOH) sign their new Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA), the commissioners, County
KREX TV explores how the County seized control over all of Mesa County Public Health Department’s contracts when it only contributes 4.2% of the agency’s budget
KREX reporter Michael Loggerwell’s story about Mesa County’s new Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Health Department- Part 1 KREX-TV News
Why are the Mesa County Commissioners sending taxpayer money out of town?
The Mesa County Commissioners recently had the roof replaced on the Old Courthouse at 544 Rood Ave. They gave the
Activism, Diversity, LGBT issues, Local concerns, Social Justice
Locally-made short video about social justice and the LGBTQ community in Grand Junction
The 8 minute, 46 second video about social justice and the LGBTQ community in Grand Junction was created about a
People concerned about D-51 Social Studies Forums Nov. 15 & 16
School District 51 is holding forums today and tomorrow (Wednesday, 11/15 and Thursday, 11/16) to discuss the state’s new social
Instructor salaries at CMU remarkably low compared to state and nation
Colorado Mesa University (CMU) has been advertising for a tenure-track assistant nursing professor for its Montrose campus. The position requires
All Tina Peters’ court cases, all in one place – November, 2023 edition
For those who are wondering when Tina Peters’ next appearances in court will be on her various cases, above is
Tina Peters sues to overturn her $15,400 campaign finance violation fine
Tina Peters filed a lawsuit (pdf) November 8 against Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold to overturn the $15,400 campaign
Craig Gallery in Palisade to host art event 11/25 to benefit HopeWest
Craig Gallery at 128 E. 3rd in downtown Palisade is hosting a holiday event called “Put a Bow on It”
People reporting difficulty accessing ballot drop-off box at the Clifton DMV on election day (today)
People are reporting that construction, roped off areas and the construction workers’ vehicles are inhibiting access and causing traffic jams
Transparency out the window in selecting new Director for the Mesa County Public Health Department
For Mesa County residents trying to find out how the search is going for a new County Public Health Department
Christian nationalism, Dangerous Republicans, Education, Elections, Extremism, Freedom under threat, Local concerns, politics, Religion, Separation of Church and State
D-51 School Board candidate Barbara Evanson wants to teach creationism alongside science in public schools
“I feel like we need to be teaching both ends of the spectrum when we’re teaching things in school as
Adam Frisch, the Democratic challenger for CD-3 seat, raises quadruple what Boebert raises in 3rd quarter
It seems Lauren Boebert’s bad behavior and poor representation of Colorado in the House of Representatives is catching up to her.