Estimated 2,500 people turn out to protest Trump regime at Grand Junction Hands Off! demonstration
An estimated 2,500 people turned out to loudly protest convicted felon, sexual abuser and President Donald Trump and his co-president […]
An estimated 2,500 people turned out to loudly protest convicted felon, sexual abuser and President Donald Trump and his co-president […]
The candidates for Grand Junction City Council in the Tuesday, April 8, 2025 election are: District A: — Alexis Hitzeroth
In a conversation on February 15, 2025, City Councilor Randall Reitz said the City is going to restore the original
A customer wearing a Trump “Never Surrender” T-shirt was emboldened to hurl racist insults at employees at 5 Guys hamburger
On September 23, 2024 the Colorado ACLU sent a 5 page letter (pdf) to Grand Junction officials notifying them that Grand
This fascinating interactive map from the Washington Post shows a surprising number of people in our area are Harris supporters,
Concerned citizens of Mesa County announced September 23 that they have formed a local group called “No on 29 Road
The person in Mesa County who stands to benefit the most financially from the proposed 29 Road/I-70 interchange, if it
7/25/24 @ 3:39 p.m. – Note: an earlier version of this blog attributed the quotes criticizing the finance director’s use
At the regular May 1 meeting of Grand Junction City Council, Councilman Abe Herman was voted in as the new
The Save the Orchard Mesa Pool Committee asks everyone who wants to save the OM pool from destruction to mark
Guest blog post by Mariann Taigman, co-founder of the Save the Pool Committee, and Nick Allan of Orchard Mesa United
Posting this for the Save the Orchard Mesa Pool committee.
Redlands area residents are concerned that the City of Grand Junction and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)
For this article, I drew from publicly available sources, including the candidates’ own websites and social media accounts, newspaper articles,
It may look peaceful on the outside, but a longtime U.S. Postal Service employee at the Grand Junction Carrier Annex
The former longtime CEO of the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, Diane Schwenke, has announced she will be running