Senator Ray Scott’s absurd efforts to block progress in the energy industry
State Senator Ray Scott (R-Mesa County) isn’t just your average fossil fuel cheerleader. He goes far beyond defending the oil […]
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Ray Scott relying on huge amounts of campaign financing from outside Mesa County
A new campaign mailer arriving in people’s mailboxes takes digs at SD-7 candidate Dan Thurlow in an effort to boost
Anti-Ray Scott billboard campaign starts May 11
Mesa County residents who are fed up with State Senator Ray Scott are running a campaign urging people not
Sen. Ray Scott tanks bill to boost electric vehicle charging stations across the state
Mesa County’s State Senator Ray Scott was the key “no” vote that killed a bill to encourage utility companies to
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If you had your say, where would City of Grand Junction taxpayer dollars go?
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The dark money groups, shady astroturfers and wealthy locals backing Measure 1A, the public safety sales tax
Ballot Measure 1A will increase the sales tax in Mesa County by 0.37% to fund the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office
A Solution to the Palisade Gas Station Sign Dilemma
Palisade residents are gearing up to oppose a 60-foot tall, lit gas station sign that Golden Gate Petroleum, the owners
Rep. Scott Tipton: A One-Man Wrecking Ball for Coloradans
Think House Representative Scott Tipton is on your side? Think again. In the last couple of weeks, Rep. Tipton has
Grand Junction Chamber Opposes Protections for Public and Environment from Drilling Hazards
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce is squarely opposed to protecting Colorado residents’ safety when it comes to oil and gas
State Senator Ray Scott’s Flawed, Nasty Source of Info on Climate Change
Three days ago, Colorado State Senator Ray Scott (R-Dist. 7) posted a link on his blog to a Forbes article
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Hundreds Turn Out for Grand Junction’s March for Science
A crowd of about 900 people turned out for Grand Junction’s March for Science on April 22, one of about
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How does Moab Feel about a “MOAB” Bomb Being Dropped on Afghanistan?
Moab residents are not happy that the name “MOAB” is being associated with the massive bomb the Trump administration dropped on Afghanistan
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In Case You Missed It: County Commissioners Officially Approve Collbran Landowner’s Illegal Activity
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reported on March 15 that Mesa County’s three Republican County Commissioners publicly admonished a Collbran landowner for violating
Spring Open Burn Season Fouls the Air, Casts a Pall over the Grand Valley
It’s springtime and open burning season is upon us once again, giving Grand Valley residents sore throats, burning eyes, runny noses, headaches and
Spring Open Burn Season Fouls the Air, Casts a Pall over the Grand Valley
It’s springtime and open burning season is upon us once again, giving Grand Valley residents sore throats, burning eyes, runny noses, headaches and
Undeveloped Parks Languish While City Pursues an Events Center
The City of Grand Junction owns a number of large land parcels around the valley that are designated as parks, but
Undeveloped Parks Languish While City Pursues an Events Center
The City of Grand Junction owns a number of large land parcels around the valley that are designated as parks, but
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What is the Mesa County Federal Mineral Lease District, and Why Should We Care About it?
A guest post by Janet Johnson On February 6, Colorado House Representative Yeulin Willett introduced HB-1152 in the Colorado legislature, a