Former KKCO weatherman Butch McCain now shilling for anti-vaxxers
Former longtime KKCO weatherman Butch McCain, who was fired from KKCO last October after refusing to get a Covid-19 vaccine […]
Former longtime KKCO weatherman Butch McCain, who was fired from KKCO last October after refusing to get a Covid-19 vaccine […]
In October, 2021, the U.S. News and World Report revealed chiropractors are a major force stirring up anti-vaccine sentiment and
Grand Junction chiropractor Wesley Sheader of New Life Chiropractic at 2532 Patterson Road is giving people trying to evade Covid-19
In its January 3, 2022 email blast, the local extreme right wing group “Mesa County Concerned Citizen” included a plug
Last month we noticed that Grand Junction chiropractor Greg Haitz of the Rimrock Wellness Center at 12th and Patterson, was
“I recommend taking the vaccines. It’s good. I did it. Take the vaccines.” “The vaccines do work and they are
Republican House District 55 candidate Cindy Ficklin is using non-medically approved treatments for Covid-19, including the animal de-worming medication Ivermectin.
Anti-mask, anti-vaccination candidate for HD-55 Cindy Ficklin (R-Mesa County) announced December 19 on Facebook that she has contracted Covid-19 and
The Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra (GJSO) appears to be the first local organization to grasp the gravity of the coronavirus
After Republican House District 55 candidate Cindy Ficklin was banned from Facebook for 30 days on May 27, 2021 for
Arguably, Mesa County citizens’ denial of the science around Covid-19 transmission, and the overall lax attitude of our area’s elected
Back on March 22, 2021, the Mesa County Commissioners, none of whom have a medical degree or any experience in
In what was meant to be a slur aimed at transgender people, Garfield County election conspiracy theorist Sherronna Bishop, who
In a bizarre scene, “My Pillow guy” Mike Lindell made a cameo appearance alongside Rifle election conspiracist and Tina Peters
309 people have died so far in Mesa County from Covid-19 in Mesa County, thirteen of them in just the
The three far-right wing candidates for District 51 School Board backed by the extremist group “Stand for the Constitution” —
NOTE: This article is longer than usual owing to the number of people running, the amount of information available on
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel and Mesa County Public Health Department appear to be shielding Colorado Mesa University from public