Drinking Liberally hosts Mesa County Clerk Bobbie Gross & D-51 School Board candidate Darren Cook
Drinking Liberally is a non-partisan social group that holds get-togethers in town at food and drink establishments while hosting guest […]
Drinking Liberally is a non-partisan social group that holds get-togethers in town at food and drink establishments while hosting guest […]
A classified ad in today’s Daily Sentinel gives notice that an auction is being held online to benefit the new
The public can now keep track of the effort to recall School District 51’s Board President Andrea Haitz by going
Before Andrea Haitz was on the District 51 School Board, she was on the Juniper Ridge charter school board. In
On November 8, 2022, Colorado passed Proposition FF, a ballot measure to provide free meals to all public school students.
 The former Rocky Mountain Gun Club building at 545 31 Road, where Ascent Classical Academy plans to open a
As the conservative District 51 School Board majority headed by Board President Andrea Haitz hurries to shut down East Middle
Timothy Couch, President of the Mesa Valley Education Association (MVEA), resigned via email March 8, on the same day the
AnneLandmanBlog received the following letter from a District 51 teacher regarding the D-51 School Board’s proposed school closures.
Some District 51 teachers are saying they feel blindsided, abandoned and upset by the School Board’s odd headlong rush towards
Mesa County residents have formed a group to try to keep Orchard Mesa Community Center Pool open, and they are
The national student-led group March For Our Lives will hold a local rally Saturday, June 11, from 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
After the uproar over anti-transgender memes District 51 School Board President Andrea Haitz posted recently on her personal social media
Recent social media posts by District 51 School Board President Andrea Haitz, and one in particular that she posted on
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
American families with children will start getting substantial monthly payments from the government starting July 15 to help with the
Everybody is dancing around it, but no one wants to come right out and say it. It’s the single biggest