Colorado House Rep. Ray Scott’s Weird 2014 Bill
Have you been wondering what Colorado House Rep. Ray Scott has been doing to benefit the western slope during his […]
Have you been wondering what Colorado House Rep. Ray Scott has been doing to benefit the western slope during his […]
The “Scott McInnis for Commissioner” signs that have appeared on power poles throughout the county have been placed illicitly, without
The November, 2014 elections will determine whether western Colorado can finally pull out of its negative economic and political spiral. But many people are
Have you been so busy trying to make ends meet, putting food on the table and raising your kids that you
Benita Phillips, Mesa County’s first female candidate for Sheriff, has pledged — and asked her opponents to pledge — that
Things aren’t going very well for poor Ray Scott, the incumbent Republican candidate for Colorado Senate District 7. The senate
Many Mesa County residents noticed the almost complete lack of local media coverage of the Club 20 debate between the candidates
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce apparently loves some vices, but not others, and the “sins” the chamber backs don’t
Colorado House Rep. Ray Scott may love fetuses, but he doesn’t care much about women and apparently doesn’t think much
In a stunning reversal, Rep. Scott Tipton (R-CO) suddenly killed area citizens’ longtime effort to upgrade the Colorado National Monument
In this 2013 video, Colorado House Representative Ray Scott, a climate change denier who represents Colorado’s western slope, argues against
Colorado citizens are now gathering signatures to get Ballot Initiative #75, a groundbreaking constitutional amendment, onto the state wide ballot in
Benita Phillips, 61, a local retired Registered Nurse, will announce her intent to run for Mesa County Sheriff as a
“Vote for Jobs and Trails!” That was how local pro-business interests promoted passage of Referred Measure A on the
Colorado voters who try to figure out all the proposed statewide ballot initiatives to regulate drilling and hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”)
Think businesses have too many rights over citizens? Then attend a free informational session Tuesday, April 29 in Grand Junction
The new marijuana economy crept a bit closer to Grand Junction this week, after the citizens of DeBeque, Colorado, just
AnneLandmanBlog has obtained video of western slope conservatives meeting at a local restaurant December 20, 2013 to pressure former Palisade