Freedom From Religion Foundation Warns Delta County School District About Illegal Proselytizing
An attorney with the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), a national organization that acts to protect the principal of separation […]
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
In a clean win for common sense and the separation of church and state locally, Colorado Mesa University President Tim Foster
Students about to graduate from Colorado Mesa University’s RN/BSN nursing program are fighting a school-sponsored plan to hand out Gideon Bibles to
A newly-published Pew Research poll shows a significant drop in the number of Americans who still believe in God, but it also shows
Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers (WCAF) again hosted their highly popular booth at the Main Street Farmers Market in downtown Grand Junction
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
A new branch of Western Colorado Atheists and Freethinkers has formed in Montrose, Colorado called HAFTA-Montrose. The acronym stands for “Humanists, Atheists,
In December, 2012, Atheist Alliance International launched the world’s first Atheist Census, a global online project to count and capture a
When people search for the Christian Science Society’s building in Dixon, Illinois on Google Earth, they’re in for a little surprise.
Atheists are apparently a significant enough part of the community in New York City that a parking company saw fit
Op-ed The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce is up to its ears in alligators, and its best proactive strategy
State Representative Juan Mendez of (D-Tempe) made history May 22 by giving the Arizona state legislature’s first secular invocation in place
As if the Rick Brainard debacle didn’t offend enough people for the embattled Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, now Chamber
Kickstarter, a crowd-source funding platform for creative projects, helped raise $60,000 for a group of atheist shoe makers to start