Former “Ten Commandments” Mayor Sentenced to Classes, Fines for Shoplifting
A Municipal Court judge ordered former two-time Grand Junction Mayor Reford Theobold to pay $125 in fees and fines, perform […]
A Municipal Court judge ordered former two-time Grand Junction Mayor Reford Theobold to pay $125 in fees and fines, perform […]
An attorney with the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), a national organization that acts to protect the principal of separation
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers, the voice of the western slope’s secular community since 2007, is celebrating the 2015 winter
After being informed that a Gideon Bible hand-out in Delta Middle School library during class time on December 18, 2015 violated U.S. laws
A newly-published Pew Research poll shows a significant drop in the number of Americans who still believe in God, but it also shows
It’s no secret that some western slope health care professionals use their offices to proselytize, but doing so may have far different effects
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF) again hosted their highly popular booth at the Main Street Farmers Market in downtown Grand Junction
By definition, religion consists of sets of beliefs based on myths, fantasy and superstition. If we accept one person’s religious
For the first time in history, secular citizens in Montrose, Colorado turned out to protest the town’s “National Day of
A new digital billboard is up on I-70 Business Loop in Grand Junction, Colorado, supports people who don’t believe in God by reassuring
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF), which advocates for western Colorado’s secular community, has a form on its website where people can
Updated November 5, 2014 Colorado’s Amendment 67 did not pass, to the relief of most of the state. The measure
A new branch of Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers has formed in Montrose, Colorado called HAFTA-Montrose. The acronym stands for “Humanists, Atheists,
Many Grand Junction-area citizens are wondering how a group like the Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), whose mission is converting as many
Grand Junction parents are voicing concern that their children attending District 51 elementary schools are being sent home home with
Mesa County’s new secular Alcoholics Anonymous group, “We Agnostics,” which started up just a few months ago, has already moved up