Extremist Republican House District 55 candidate Cindy Ficklin has repeatedly asserted, without providing any evidence, that the SARS-Cov-2 coronavirus was […]
After Republican House District 55 candidate Cindy Ficklin was banned from Facebook for 30 days on May 27, 2021 for
In what was meant to be a slur aimed at transgender people, Garfield County election conspiracy theorist Sherronna Bishop, who
309 people have died so far in Mesa County from Covid-19 in Mesa County, thirteen of them in just the
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel and Mesa County Public Health Department appear to be shielding Colorado Mesa University from public
New Colorado Mesa University (CMU) President John Marshall on August 30 cited a non-peer-reviewed study that bears a boldfaced warning
The following commentary on how Colorado Mesa University (CMU) is handling the coronavirus pandemic was written by CMU History Professor
As if holding one massive superspreader event to kick off Colorado Mesa University’s fall ’21 semester wasn’t enough of a
Mesa County residents are horrified by photos Colorado Mesa University (CMU) gleefully posted on it’s Facebook page yesterday showing
In the wake of House Rep. Lauren Boebert refusing to wear a mask on the House floor, calling Covid-19 vaccine
The Saturday, July 17, 2021 Los Angeles Times features a prominent story about “obstinate” communities in which large numbers of
At their public hearing on Monday, July 12, 2021, the Republican Mesa County Commissioners voted to officially request Governor Jared
Delta County conservatives are in a tizzy over the prospect that their school district may implement a medically-accurate, comprehensive sex
A Move-On.org petition is asking the Mesa County Health Department to enforce the state-wide mask mandate inside the Mall. The
State Senator Ray Scott, who has a track record of being rude to his constituents, getting sued by the ACLU
Mesa County has been touting it’s “Variance Protection” (“Five Star”) program as the key to keeping businesses open amid the
The unchecked community spread of Coronavirus, high number of hospitalizations and rising deaths from Covid-19 in the county has led
A registered nurse openly begged the Mesa County Commissioners to make a statement telling people they need to wear masks
