Rick Wagner’s column illustrates problems with conservative thought
In his column in the 10/16/2019 issue of the Daily Sentinel, local lawyer and perennially annoying right-wing political columnist Rick […]
In his column in the 10/16/2019 issue of the Daily Sentinel, local lawyer and perennially annoying right-wing political columnist Rick […]
A search of Daily Sentinel archives for information on Republican Janet Rowland’s first two terms as Mesa County Commissioner (2004-2012)
One of the most dangerous things about Colorado State Senator Ray Scott is that he can’t tell the difference between
Is Republican State Senator Ray Scott concerned about Colorado’s economy and workforce? It sure doesn’t look like it, judging from
Former Mesa County Commissioner Janet Rowland, who has already had two terms in the recent past and is now running
ICYMI (in case you missed it), “Next with Kyle Clark,” (a front range Channel 9 TV news features show) broadcast
Full disclosure: I was the plaintiff in the lawsuit that the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado brought against State
Every elected official in Colorado is now on notice: you cannot block constituents from your official social media accounts because
Janet Rowland is running for Mesa County Commissioner. Yes, again. She’s already been a Mesa County Commissioner — from January,
Mesa County residents fed up with the national epidemic of gun violence in the U.S. are teaming up with Mad
Mesa County has two job openings right now that pay $87,300/year gross salary with additional generous perks and benefits, and
Americans young and old are getting slaughtered every day just going about their daily lives shopping in supermarkets, attending
[Update 8/14/19: Mesa County Commissioner candidate Janet Rowland pulled this ad from her Facebook page after this article was published].
Eight people applied for the open at-large seat on the Grand Junction Regional Airport Board, and it was awarded to
The Grand Junction City Council voted last night to fill the vacant District E seat, but only after a tense
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 13, 2019 MEDIA CONTACT: Vanessa Michel, Director of Communications Office: 720-402-3112, Mobile: 917-399-0733 Deanna Hirsch,
Last week State Senator Ray Scott embarrassed Mesa County residents and made a fool of himself by actually saying out
Mesa County’s State Senator Ray Scott didn’t even bother to show up for the full Senate vote today on SB19-181,