The anti-vaccine group StopTheMandateGJ had its Facebook page shut down January 7th for violating Facebook’s Community standards after Facebook started […]
The 7th-Street Deli has been saved! The deli was threatened with eviction in mid-January for non-payment of back rent. The
The 7th Street Deli just south of St. Mary’s Hospital may soon be forced to close its doors. The restaurant
Former longtime KKCO weatherman Butch McCain, who was fired from KKCO last October after refusing to get a Covid-19 vaccine
It took no time at all for the newly sworn-in District 51 School Board members to violate Colorado’s Open Meetings
In what was meant to be a slur aimed at transgender people, Garfield County election conspiracy theorist Sherronna Bishop, who
The following commentary on how Colorado Mesa University (CMU) is handling the coronavirus pandemic was written by CMU History Professor
School District 51 Board Candidate Andrea Haitz sent out a red-meat fundraising email in July that offended teachers, parents and
Supporters for Open and Safe Schools (SOS), a group of Mesa County residents who are alarmed by the lax Covid-19
A crowd of about 50 protesters came out to heckle Mesa County’s wealthiest Republicans as they arrived at the Grand
American families with children will start getting substantial monthly payments from the government starting July 15 to help with the
Two alumni of the Delta County School District (DCSD) began an all-out effort last year to pressure the Delta County
The University of Colorado Denver’s Anthropology Department is looking for Coloradans who have attempted to reverse a drug overdose and
At its Friday, May 21, 2021 meeting, the Delta County School Board unanimously passed Resolution 2021-15, blocking students who attend
Delta County conservatives are in a tizzy over the prospect that their school district may implement a medically-accurate, comprehensive sex
Are you wondering who wants to call the shots on City Council? Are there candidates for City Council that draw
Grand Junction real estate agent Cindy Ficklin submitted an application February 10 to become District 51 Superintendent, raising alarm bells
