Monument chief up for national interpretive award

Michelle Wheatley, chief of interpretation, education and visitor services at the Colorado National Monument near Grand Junction, is under consideration for a national award for her efforts. Wheatley received the regional Freeman Tilden Award for excellence in interpretation. She’s now among seven regional winners under consideration for the national award, scheduled for presentation in November […]

Wealth management firm hires retirement concierge

Lisa Mauser has joined May-Investments in Grand Junction as a retirement concierge. “She’ll work with our custom wealth management clients to help in any area we can that isn’t financially related,” said Doug May, owner and chief investment officer for the firm. Mauser will assist clients in answering non-financial questions about their retirement plans and […]

Women in construction group announces officers and directors

The Western Colorado Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) has announced its officers and directors for the 2010-2011 term. The officers are: Wanda Graham, Bighorn Consulting Engineers, president; Elaine Harris, Vectra Bank, vice president; Alice Lobato, Western Building Solutions, treasurer; Tara Cerny, ABC Western Colorado, recording secretary; and Mary Ellen Fern, […]

Women in construction group announces officers and directors

The Western Colorado Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) has announced its officers and directors for the 2010-2011 term. The officers are: Wanda Graham, Bighorn Consulting Engineers, president; Elaine Harris, Vectra Bank, vice president; Alice Lobato, Western Building Solutions, treasurer; Tara Cerny, ABC Western Colorado, recording secretary; and Mary Ellen Fern, […]

Study: Federal regulations cost small firms more than big firms

Federal regulations continue to impose a disproportionately greater cost to small businesses than large firms, confirm the results of a study released by the U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy. The study examined the overall cost of federal regulation on small business, not to evaluate the benefits of federal regulations. The latest findings are […]

U.S. leading economic index forecasts “more of the same”

A monthly measure of future economic activity in the United States continues to rise, but at a slowing pace that forecasts weak performance. The Conference Board reported that its Leading Economic Index (LEI) rose three-tenths of a percent to 110.2 in August. The Coincident Economic Index (CEI), a measure of current activity, remained unchanged. The […]

Chamber board endorses three Republican candidates

The board of directors of a Grand Junction business group has endorsed three Republican candidates in the upcoming election. The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has endorsed Steve Acquafresca in his bid for a second term on the Mesa County Commission. The board also endorsed Steve King, a state representative running […]

Labor demand picking up in Mesa County

Phil Castle Business Times While the unemployment rate edges downward in Mesa County, David Porfirio remains more interested in other statistics that reflect increasing labor demand. “We’ve had some positive developments in the last month in our local database,” said Porfirio, manager of business services at the Mesa County Workforce Center in Grand Junction. The […]

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