New regs to shine light on investment fees

Retirement plans — including 401(k) and profit sharing plans — affect millions of savers nationwide. A new regulatory change improves disclosure regarding how costly the plans are to the employers that sponsor them and the employees who participate in them. When March 31 participant statements are received, business owners should be prepared for the questions […]

Thou shale not drill!

If you say it with a little drawl, it kind of works, doesn’t it? Now I don’t know how the folks at the top of the Department of the Interior will feel about a biblical reference, but if there are tablets with rules on them in D.C., I can assure you this is one of […]

Federal budget projections: higher spending and taxes

Where is federal government spending headed? It seems like everyone wants to know, though for different reasons. Some mistakenly believe that big government is somehow good for the economy — or at least good for their efforts to get re-elected. Others, with a better understanding of how the economy actually works, remain concerned federal spending […]

Timely tips offered to bring needed relief to a taxing burden

Long hours and hard work comes with owning a small business. Few entrepreneurs would have it any other way. It’s the price they pay to live their American dreams.  But not everyone welcomes overtime and extra effort to get the job done. The IRS, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson reported to Congress recently, is suffering […]

Art show planned for winery

Artspace & Open Studios will present Milestones, a fine art show and sale set for Feb. 23 at Two Rivers Winery, 2087 Broadway in Grand Junction. The show will run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. A reception is planned for 5 to 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. The […]

Brewery unveils new logo

Kannah Creek Brewing Co. in Grand Junction has unveiled a new logo and  a new look for locally brewed beers that soon will be sold elsewhere in Colorado. “With our plans to begin distributing Kannah Creek beer statewide, we thought it was a great time to redesign our logo to be more aesthetically pleasing,” said […]

Aspen chef to demonstrate skills at spirited event

Glenn Smith, chef in residence at the Cooking School of Aspen, will demonstrate his skills at an upcoming benefit event in Palisade featuring fine foods, wines and spirits. Smith will serve as the celebrity chef at Edesia, set for March 18 at the Wine Country Inn. “Chef Glenn’s versatility and personality promise an informed good […]

Nominations sought for philanthropic award

Nominations will be accepted through Feb. 29 for an annual award recognizing the philanthropic contributions of a Mesa County business. The Human Services Council of Mesa County will announce its business of the year as part of its White Ribbon Leadership Breakfast set for March 20 at the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Grand Junction. […]

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