Canal roads voted “Best Health Club” in Sentinel’s “Best of the West” contest
Area residents voted trespassing on the Grand Valley’s irrigation canal roads as the “Best Health Club” in the Daily Sentinel’s […]
Area residents voted trespassing on the Grand Valley’s irrigation canal roads as the “Best Health Club” in the Daily Sentinel’s […]
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At their workshop Monday evening, Grand Junction City Council decided mixing religion with government was a good thing to do,
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Local self-styled Christian missionary June Fellhauer is back in 2018 and this time, her unregistered nonprofit Wake Up Ministries sponsored
Many ardent Trump supporters happily call themselves “deplorable,” making fun of a point Hillary Clinton tried to make during
Two small business owners in Grand Junction are fed up and ready to start a new organization that will do
Roy Moore, the Alabama Republican senatorial candidate accused of sexual predation, brings thoughts right back here to Grand Junction, because
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In an op-ed in today’s Daily Sentinel, the paper blames KeepNorth4Ever — the citizen group lobbying to keep “North Avenue”
The CMU 20000 Steering Committee has formally asked the Grand Junction City Council to reconsider it’s decision to change the
It’s no surprise that in the contested District 51 School Board races, the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce is endorsing
The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce is driving the effort to rename North Avenue to “University Boulevard.” Oh, boy.
The headline article in today’s Daily Sentinel, “No quick fix on Horizon,” tells how for years businesses along Horizon Drive
Mesa County resident Claudette Konola ran against Ray Scott for the State Senate District 7 seat in 2014, to keep
Grand Junction, Colorado’s first Satanic invocation went off without a hitch yesterday evening, with an audience of about 50 interested
Hold onto your hats. On August 2, 2017, Grand Junction City Council will become the first city in Colorado, and
A large sign graces North Avenue that appears to promote homosexuality.