Proposition 131: Top-Four Primary and Ranked-Choice Voting Initiative
Proposition 131 changes Colorado’s current primary election voting system into a ranked-choice voting system. In ranked-choice voting, all candidates running […]
Proposition 131 changes Colorado’s current primary election voting system into a ranked-choice voting system. In ranked-choice voting, all candidates running […]
You had better hurry and get your tickets if you want to enjoy Good Judy’s Easter Sunday 2024 “Bunny Business”
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The 8 minute, 46 second video about social justice and the LGBTQ community in Grand Junction was created about a
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After months of deliberating ideas for an updated logo, Central High School finally unveiled its new logo today, January 4,
Embattled Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters doubled down on her wild, unfounded claims of election fraud in a “Thursday Night
In what was meant to be a slur aimed at transgender people, Garfield County election conspiracy theorist Sherronna Bishop, who
The little-known, seedy political arm of the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, the Western Colorado Business Alliance (WCBA), has
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On August 31, the Islamic Center of Grand Junction unveiled a colorful new sign installed in front of its new
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A previous blog discussed why Mesa County residents should be glad to have an alternative to a Catholic hospital in the valley
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