The Trump campaign’s most recent blatantly racist social media post
On Tuesday, the official Instagram account of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign, “@TrumpWarRoom,” posted a blatantly racist meme implying that […]
Local concerns
29 Road interchange debt service would “decimate” city capital: Grand Junction City Finance Director
7/25/24 @ 3:39 p.m. – Note: an earlier version of this blog attributed the quotes criticizing the finance director’s use
No help for flooded out Paradise Hills homeowners after massive June 20 deluge
An intense and fast-moving storm on June 20, 2024 in Grand Junction caused a massive flood in the Paradise Hills
Red Rock elevates former owner, who presided over frauds and arrests, to General Manager over all five dealerships
In February, 2024, the sole local owner of Red Rock Auto dealerships, Bryan Knight, was removed from the Auto Industry
City Councilor says he sees cronyism creeping into G.J. City Council
At the regular May 1 meeting of Grand Junction City Council, Councilman Abe Herman was voted in as the new
D-51 employee raises a red flag about the way D-51 conducts lockdown drills compared to other school districts
A highly experienced School District 51 employee who came here from the front range with over 20 years experience in
Mesa County Commissioners ignoring safety concerns & quietly working to tweak land use code to advantage large scale solar development, citizens say
On January 9, Mesa County Commissioners Janet Rowland, Cody Davis and Bobbie Daniel voted to put a moratorium on large-scale
Don’t leave money on the table. Get an $800 TABOR refund, even if you don’t have enough taxable income to file a state tax return!
People who lack enough taxable income to file a state tax return may still be able to get an $800
News anchor Bernie Lange leaves KKCO, moves to KREX
Award-winning, long time local news anchor Bernie Lange has left KKCO and will start working at KREX-TV Channel 5 on
Turn out to help save the much-loved Orchard Mesa Pool at two important meetings this month
The Save the Orchard Mesa Pool Committee asks everyone who wants to save the OM pool from destruction to mark
United Way to host Poverty Immersion Experience to increase understanding of what life is like for people living in poverty in Mesa County
The Poverty Immersion Experience allows participants to spend a simulated month in the life of an individual who is experiencing
The Orchard Mesa Community Center Pool is barely afloat
Guest blog post by Mariann Taigman, co-founder of the Save the Pool Committee, and Nick Allan of Orchard Mesa United
Rally Sat., Feb. 24 at Eagle Rim Park to save the Orchard Mesa Pool
Posting this for the Save the Orchard Mesa Pool committee.
Rally for the Grand Junction Post Office Monday, Feb. 19, & find out more about changes proposed to mail service
Local postal employees are inviting members of the community to join them at a rally tomorrow, Monday, February 19, from
What’s all this about a severed head found in a freezer in garage at a house on Pinyon Ave.?
UPDATE 10/11/24: The head and hands found last January in a freezer in the garage of a home in Grand
Local Postal workers warn of changes coming that will further slow mail delivery
Local Postal Service workers shared a memo distributed to employees at the Burkey Street Sorting Facility on January 10 that
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
District 51 quietly working on plan that involves firing over 50 teachers in Fruita
AnneLandmanBlog received the following communication this morning titled “A Huge Concern,” from a D-51 teacher who wants to get word