Will Grand Junction City Council Finally Respect Religious Diversity in 2016?
“We are mindful that this 21st century brings a new diversity of citizens. We must strive to make our government […]
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Delta County School District Superintendent Brushes off Legal, Policy Violations in Bible Handout
After being informed that a Gideon Bible hand-out in Delta Middle School library during class time on December 18, 2015 violated U.S. laws
Delta Middle School Pushes Bibles on Students During Class
The parent of a Delta County, Colorado middle school student is reporting some of the most overt violations of separation of church and
Grand Junction’s Former “Ten Commandments” Mayor Busted for Shoplifting at Cabela’s
The Daily Sentinel reported today that revered former two-time Grand Junction mayor and Ten Commandments moralist Reford Theobold was arrested
When is Food Not Food?
Answer: When the package tells you exactly what portion of the contents isn’t food. Chicken is a prime example. Virtually all packaged grocery store
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U.S. Military Members Under Pervasive Pressure from Christian Evangelists
Few people are aware of the extent of the fundamentalist Christian programs now going on in the U.S. Military aimed at turning our country’s
Petitions Ask Legislators to Revert “McInnis Canyons” Back to “Colorado Canyons National Conservation Area”
Citizens for a Better Grand Junction on July 2 submitted petitions containing hundreds of names to House Representative Scott Tipton
Mesa County District Attorney Set to Further Abuse Beleaguered Blagg Juror
The abused Blagg juror in Grand Junction and her further prosecution by the Mesa County District Attorney are raising questions among
Same Crime, but Vastly Different Treatment of Two Jurors in the Mesa County Courts
If you need verification of the extent to which former juror Marilyn Charlesworth is being hung out to dry as
RIP Former G.J. Mayor Bill Pitts, and Why Citizens Should Care About Him
Former Grand Junction City Councilman and Mayor Bill Pitts died this week. Bill Pitts was a successful inventor and a
G.J. Chamber Opposes Local Businesses Again, Appears to Be Losing Influence
In its 2015 Voter Guide, the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce urged voters to approve Referred Measure 2B, which
Scot McInnis: Mesa County’s Land Conservation Hypocrite-in-Chief
Mesa County Commissioner Scott McInnis has carefully cultivated an image of being a land conservation maven. Until recently he was a
Beware How Voter ID Laws are Portrayed in the News
Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) is taking the New York Times to task for portraying the attack on voting
The Daily Sentinel’s Energy Expo Coverage Disappoints
In an era of corporate concentration of media ownership, Grand Junction citizens are fortunate to have a daily paper whose
Colorado Mountain College on Energy Expo: “We are not hosts of the event”
Rachel Pokrandt, Dean of the Rifle Campus of Colorado Mountain College (CMC), says she didn’t know anything about the Energy
Protest Planned at Energy Expo
Grand Junction residents concerned about integrity in science, environment and education are planning to protest at this year’s Energy Expo and Forum