New Novel Tells of Right Wing Extremist Takeover of San Rafael Swell in Utah
Kevin Jones, formerly the Utah State Archaeologist and a published novelist, is publishing his latest work, “A Quick Trip to Moab,” […]
Grand Junction’s Growing Hate Community
As the feds mull hate crime charges against Dylann Roof, the shooter in the June 17 massacre at a historic black
Public health, Women
An Interview with my Mom, Vardith L. Fox, M.D., December 25, 2009
This is an interview I did with my mom on Christmas Day, 2009 in honor of the “National Day of
36 Great Things Labor Unions Have Done for Americans – Happy Labor Day
Re-posting in honor of Labor Day, 2022. Join a union. Unions have achieved great things for workers, and there’s
The Grand Mesa Jeep Club Cleans Up North Desert!
Members of the Grand Mesa Jeep Club (GMJC), a collection of local four-wheel-drive and off-road enthusiasts, turned out to clean up the trash-ridden
Culture Shift: Drag Queens Come to Grand Junction
While Caitlyn Jenner has been grabbing all the headlines, it’s been almost overlooked that Grand Junction has been experiencing some gender-bending
G.J.’s 3rd Annual Gay Pride Parade Bigger and Better Than Ever
Grand Junction’s Third Annual Colorado West Pride Parade was more impressive than ever this year, with more sponsors and floats than
A Look Back: Philip Morris and the 1969 Movie “Cold Turkey”
In August, 1969 all of the citizens the town of Greenfield, Iowa (pop. 2,100) attempted to quit smoking as a publicity
Historic First: Montrose, CO Atheists Protest “National Day of Prayer”
For the first time in history, secular citizens in Montrose, Colorado turned out to protest the town’s “National Day of
Refreshing Sign in Grand Junction
The above sign is posted on the Loncheria Rubi, a food truck selling home-made Mexican fare located next to Sprouts Farmers
Colorado State Senator Ray Scott: Class Clown
In 2011, Republican State Senator Ray Scott, at the time a freshman in the Colorado House, wrote a funny newsletter for his