How to find out what’s causing the smoke in the air on hazy Grand Valley days
What caused the dense haze in the Grand Valley air a couple of days ago that obstructed scenic views of […]
Pollution
St. Mary’s helps greedwash one of Earth’s worst corporate criminals
Yesterday’s mail brought a glossy new promotional magazine called “Grand Junction Lifestyle.” Given the cute kid and baby animal pictured
Lead contamination a concern for new Ascent Classical Academy charter school, which plans to open in August at the former Rocky Mountain Gun Club building
 The former Rocky Mountain Gun Club building at 545 31 Road, where Ascent Classical Academy plans to open a
It took a pandemic to stop open burning in Mesa County, as public officials finally recognize it as a public health threat
The Mesa County Health Department suspended residential open burning in the county indefinitely on March 18 in response to the
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce takes off it’s fig leaf
If there is a shred of doubt left that the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce exists only to promote
Flex your muscle by getting out and voting in the May 8 Drainage District election!
Mark your calendars: there’s a local election coming up that Grand Valley progressives and intelligent voters can actually win if
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
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
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
City Council to Consider Ban on Open Burning at Tonight’s Meeting
Does the smoke from open burning make you choke? The Grand Junction City Council will consider bringing the City a
Burn Haze Has TV Weather People Recommending Grand Valley Citizens Close Windows and Doors
Thinking of moving to Grand Junction? You might want to think again. It’s spring open burning season — something people moving
Aesthetics, Environment, Pollution, Public health, Safety, Security, Weird Grand Junction Stuff
Grand Valley Residents Jump the Gun on Open Polluting Season 2016
Spring Open Polluting season is almost here in Mesa County, but many landowners who are eager to burn leaves and trash
Sentinel Highlights Mesa County’s Desperate Economy
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel printed an article about the desperate state of Mesa County’s economy on the front page of
What the Grand Junction Economic Partnership Won’t Tell You About the Grand Valley
The Grand Junction Economic Partnership (GJEP) recently revealed an attractive new website to try to lure more educated people to relocate to
Help Whitewater Residents End Their Hazardous Waste Hell
Whitewater residents are begging other Mesa County residents to help them, and boy, do they need our help. Imagine you’ve
Community Rights Ballot Initiative Coming Back in 2016
Coloradans for Community Rights (CCR) is gearing up to once again put a Community Rights initiative on the 2016 state-wide ballot.
G.J. Garbage Follies: Inefficiency Rules the Day
Every day in our subdivision, trucks from at least five different private garbage companies rumble through the neighborhood, hopscotching from house