Mesa County Public Library now loans out lots of useful, fun and entertaining non-book items
Talk about a bonanza! Here’s another reason to love Mesa County Public Library: it now offers a “Library of Things,” […]
Good things about Mesa County
AnneLandmanBlog to get a new look
After 13 years, AnneLandmanBlog will soon be getting a refresh for 2025. The blog has used the same template —
Estimated 2,500 people turn out to protest Trump regime at Grand Junction Hands Off! demonstration
An estimated 2,500 people turned out to loudly protest convicted felon, sexual abuser and President Donald Trump and his co-president
Sweet Coloradough is coming to Grand Junction
Sweet Coloradough bakery and café announced April 13 on Facebook that they are starting this week to interview people to work
Tickets almost gone for Good Judy’s Easter Sunday Drag Brunch
You had better hurry and get your tickets if you want to enjoy Good Judy’s Easter Sunday 2024 “Bunny Business”
Former CMU Professor Tom Acker to run against Cody Davis for County Commissioner
A Democrat has joined the race against Cody Davis for Mesa County Commissioner. Tom Acker is currently the only Democrat
News anchor Bernie Lange leaves KKCO, moves to KREX
Award-winning, long time local news anchor Bernie Lange has left KKCO and will start working at KREX-TV Channel 5 on
High cholesterol? Go to Bella Balsamic & the Pressed Olive on Main Street
Western slopers who are struggling with high cholesterol need to know about Bella Balsamic and the Pressed Olive on Main
Craig Gallery in Palisade to host art event 11/25 to benefit HopeWest
Craig Gallery at 128 E. 3rd in downtown Palisade is hosting a holiday event called “Put a Bow on It”
Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, where are you?
Ever since the sign went up last spring at 2566 Patterson Road next to the new Coffee Trader announcing “The
Newly-expanded Craig Gallery in Palisade gets twenty new artists
After an ownership change at the Blue Pig Gallery in Palisade drove artists away earlier this year, more than twenty
Peer 180 Community Recovery Support offers free addiction recovery & support services downtown for individuals and families
Just south of the old Grand Junction Union Station Train Depot at 119 Pitkin Ave. (that is soon to be
State Sen. Janice Rich (R) introduces bill to require CPR training in High Schools
State Senator Janice Rich (R) is doing something we haven’t seen in years from our elected state Senator: Introducing thoughtful,
Group urgently seeks help to keep Orchard Mesa Pool open
Mesa County residents have formed a group to try to keep Orchard Mesa Community Center Pool open, and they are
Red Rock starts getting the message, unwinds deal for strapped couple & gives out personal cell phone numbers of local partners for people to call if they’ve been wronged
The Red Rock Auto Group seems to be starting to get the message about the financial hardship they’ve been causing
Need a job? Want to make a difference? Cobalt Abortion Fund is seeking to hire 2-3 more organizers on the western slope
Are you looking for a rewarding job that will give you a way to help people and make big difference
Need help finding and paying for an abortion in Grand Junction? Contact Cobalt. They’ll help.
If you live in Grand Junction, Mesa County or anywhere on the western slope, need an abortion and are having
First Congregational Church welcomes trans kids amid furor over School Board President Andrea Haitz’s transphobic memes
After the uproar over anti-transgender memes District 51 School Board President Andrea Haitz posted recently on her personal social media