The Grand Junction Area Chamber’s long track record of harmful candidate endorsements
Note: In light of Chamber President Diane Schwenke’s recent announcement that she is finally retiring after 25 years at the […]
Separation of Church and State
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is on a mission from God, says “It just didn’t make sense” that the people who won the last G.J. City Council election actually won
In a new video posted on the website of the “Truth and Liberty Coalition,” Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters alleges
Crazy Republicans, Dangerous Republicans, Embarrassing Republicans, Extremism, Fake patriotism, Inept Republicans, Intolerance, Lauren Boebert, Lies, politics, Propaganda, Public health, Religious hypocrisy, Republican incompetence, Republican lies, Separation of Church and State, Stupid Republicans, Weird western slope stuff
Rep. Lauren Boebert wants government to take orders from the church
U.S. House Representative Lauren Boebert of Colorado, speaking at a conference held September 13 by the Truth and Liberty Coalition,
Delta County right wingers fight the prospect of teaching medically-accurate sex ed in Delta schools; Gay groups to rally in support this Thursday
Delta County conservatives are in a tizzy over the prospect that their school district may implement a medically-accurate, comprehensive sex
Why installing Rose Pugliese as County Attorney is a crazy mistake
A top headline in yesterday’s Daily Sentinel announced that former Mesa County Commissioner Rose Pugliese is the sole finalist for the
Mesa County Commissioners use taxpayer money to recruit evangelical Christian foster families
Newly-discovered Mesa County documents (pdf) reveal that in 2017, the Board of County Commissioners handed over $57,000 in taxpayer funds
Election worker at Clifton Christian Church polling place tells voter he should “attend church on Sundays”
This is what we were afraid of when it became known that Mesa County was using churches as polling places.
More about Janet Rowland when she was county commissioner the last time
Janet Rowland is running for Mesa County commissioner again, after having been a two-term Commissioner already from 2004-2012. Because of
Activism, Democracy, Equal rights, Ethics, Fake Religiosity, Health care, Human rights, politics, Religion, Separation of Church and State, Women
In new documentary, “Jane Roe” of the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision reveals she was paid to switch sides in the abortion debate
In a new documentary released Friday, May 22, Norma McCorvey, the plaintiff in the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling in
School’s social media post violates separation of church and state, was removed hours later
The principal of a public western slope elementary school posted a message on the school’s Facebook page April 11 that
State to give free money to CO public schools to teach medically-accurate sex ed
Delta County School District 50J, are you listening? For the first time, the State of Colorado is offering free
Western slope nonprofit group encourages people to report violations of separation of church and state
The western slope’s nonprofit watchdog organization Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF) encourages people to report violations of separation of
Winter solstice billboard graces entry to town, thanks to Grand Junction’s growing secular community
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF) is running it’s annual wintertime billboard celebrating the solstice on the digital billboard facing
Beware electing Janet Rowland as county commissioner again
Janet Rowland is running for Mesa County Commissioner. Yes, again. She’s already been a Mesa County Commissioner — from January,
Colorado bill would prohibit teaching religious doctrine in public school sex ed curriculum
Delta County School District, are you listening? Colorado State Senator Don Coram, a Republican who represents Montrose and Ouray counties,
Democracy, Education, Separation of Church and State
Local students win essay contest awards of $500 and $250
An awards ceremony will be held tomorrow, Sunday, March 31 at 1:15 p.m. in the Monument Room of the downtown
Grand Junction wants to increase its sales tax, but it should stop wasting existing funds and tap obvious sources of new revenue first
As a liberal progressive voter, I believe it is our patriotic duty to pay taxes for public amenities that make
