Job openings with the county pay $87,500/year plus benefits and require no experience
Mesa County has two job openings right now that pay $87,300/year gross salary with additional generous perks and benefits, and […]
Mesa County has two job openings right now that pay $87,300/year gross salary with additional generous perks and benefits, and […]
Americans young and old are getting slaughtered every day just going about their daily lives shopping in supermarkets, attending
[Update 8/14/19: Mesa County Commissioner candidate Janet Rowland pulled this ad from her Facebook page after this article was published].
Eight people applied for the open at-large seat on the Grand Junction Regional Airport Board, and it was awarded to
The Grand Junction City Council voted last night to fill the vacant District E seat, but only after a tense
Don’t have time to read the whole 420-page Mueller Report (pdf)? That’s understandable. You can download an audio recording of
Want to gain some influence in town, and have a voice without having to get elected? Here’s another chance to
If you’ve ever wanted to serve on Grand Junction City Council but didn’t want to have to endure a campaign
Last week State Senator Ray Scott embarrassed Mesa County residents and made a fool of himself by actually saying out
Delta County School District, are you listening? Colorado State Senator Don Coram, a Republican who represents Montrose and Ouray counties,
Watch out, local gun nuts. President Donald Trump is coming for your guns. Last December, President Trump issued an executive
Wondering how to vote in the City of Grand Junction 2019 election? Following are AnneLandmanBlog’s recommendations for how to vote
On April 28, 1996, a crazed gunman armed with a semi-automatic rifle killed 35 people and injured 18 more when
A necropsy done on a beached juvenile whale last Friday in the Philippines revealed it had nothing but 88 pounds
Were you around for the 2013 City of Grand Junction election? If not, then you really missed a doozy. That
Our Family has had many long conversations with Aunt Mildred and Uncle Lew Burkey about the Land that was donated
Mesa County’s State Senator Ray Scott didn’t even bother to show up for the full Senate vote today on SB19-181,
In a reaction to a letter the Mesa County Commissioners sent to the state legislature opposing SB19-181(pdf), Mesa County residents