Former G.J. Chamber of Commerce CEO Diane Schwenke to run for G.J. City Council
The former longtime CEO of the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, Diane Schwenke, has announced she will be running […]
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Diane Schwenke Talks Nonsense to Mesa County GOP
Two days after Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce President Diane Schwenke made her May 5 Facebook post insulting atheists,
G.J. Chamber Director Diane Schwenke’s Anti-Atheist Facebook Post
As if the Rick Brainard debacle didn’t offend enough people for the embattled Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, now Chamber
Schwenke is helping realtors and developers oppose City plan for more pedestrian & bike-friendly development
Former Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce President Diane Schwenke, who has a consulting business now called “Schwenke Solutions,” is working
City Council candidate rundown, 2025
The candidates for Grand Junction City Council in the Tuesday, April 8, 2025 election are: District A: — Alexis Hitzeroth
In seismic shift for the local GOP, Tim Foster endorses Janet Rowland’s opponent, J.J. Fletcher, for county commissioner
In what amounts to a subtle but seismic shift in local politics, former Colorado Mesa University (CMU) President Tim Foster
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers to run holiday billboard
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF), the western slope’s longest-established secular organization, will run a holiday billboard to commemorate the
Victor Yahn, newly-appointed member of the Mesa County Board of Public Health, resigns after less than 2 weeks
Vitor Yahn, one of the people Mesa County Commissioner Janet Rowland appointed to the Mesa County Board of Public Health
Janet Rowland convinces newly-installed Public Health Board members to put Director Jeff Kuhr on paid leave
Mesa County Commissioner Janet Rowland succeeded in convincing the three new temporary members of the Board of Public Health (BOPH)
Grand Junction City Council candidate rundown 2023
For this article, I drew from publicly available sources, including the candidates’ own websites and social media accounts, newspaper articles,