Business optimism Index increases despite labor concerns

A measure of optimism among small business owners has increased, although concerns over labor shortages persist. The National Federation of Independent Business reported its Small Business Optimism Index rose 2.9 points to 102.5 in June. It’s the first time the index has topped 100 since November. The average reading fo the 47-year-old index is 98. […]

Explore options to get best Medicare coverage

Many people don’t think about, learn about or even review Medicare until they either turn 65 or find themselves in a situation in which they’re helping a loved one manage medical care.  Sooner or later, you’re likely to interact with the Medicare system, and it’s not as intuitive as you might think.  I joined with […]

BLM acquires parcel to improve access and habitat

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has acquired a 177-acre parcel to improve access and conserve habitat along the Colorado River west of Grand Junction. The Crow Bottom parcel, one of the last inholdings in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, includes 1.5 miles of shoreline and provides access for boating as well as camping, […]

Hearings set for redistricting plans

A public hearing is scheduled for July 30 in Grand Junction, one of a series of hearings planned for across Colorado to gather comments about proposed new maps for congressional and state legislative districts in the state. “This roadshow of public hearings is an important piece of this work and is an opportunity for Coloradans […]

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