G.J. No Kings protest Saturday, 3/28 to start at 11:00 a.m. at the Butterfly Pond
Indivisible Grand Junction announced on Facebook today that the Saturday, March 28 No Kings protest in Grand Junction will […]
Indivisible Grand Junction announced on Facebook today that the Saturday, March 28 No Kings protest in Grand Junction will […]
Make your signs and get ready to support democracy! It’s been a couple of months since the March 28 No
The video includes one instance of a driver intentionally “rolling coal” on protest participants on North Ave. at 23rd Street
For those who have been joining Indivisible Grand Junction’s regular pop-up protests, and everyone else, Indivisible has announced that the
Attendees at today’s No Kings 2.0 anti-Trump protest in Grand Junction, CO — long thought to be a Republican stronghold
Indivisible Grand Junction just issued the following update via email: ————————————– “This isn’t just a statement: It’s action. Join the
The next Grand Junction No Kings protest will be Saturday, October 18, 2025, starting at 12:00 noon, meeting downtown at
After only 34 days, a team of 120 volunteers succeeded in gathering enough valid signatures to get a measure on
Montrose County residents are collecting signatures to recall Montrose County Commissioner Scott Mijares, a new county commissioner who “has come
What: Meeting with Congressman Jeff Hurd about devastating effects of proposed budget cuts Who: CD-3 Residents harmed by proposed budget
Colorado Senator John Hickenlooper (D) held a town hall meeting in Grand Junction on Monday, April 14 at the Asteria
An estimated 2,500 people turned out to loudly protest convicted felon, sexual abuser and President Donald Trump and his co-president
The troubled Colorado Republican Party announced February 20th that Steve Bannon, a convicted felon who also pled guilty to
The troubled Colorado Republican Party announced February 20th that Steve Bannon, a convicted felon who also pled guilty to
Hundreds of people both young and older turned out at 4:00 p.m. yesterday at Colorado Mesa University Corner 12th St.
Hundreds of people both young and older turned out at 4:00 p.m. yesterday at Colorado Mesa University Corner 12th St.
When CD-3 Rep. Jeff Hurd (R) was running for office, he was open to talking to all sorts of western