That’s a good landlord

Tiki Bird is leasing the building at 119 N. Seventh St., which is owned by the Wick family, who used to own Junct’n Square Pizza and operate it there until selling the business but keeping the building last year. Tiki Bird had to do a major renovation of the interior, but first came asbestos mitigation, […]

Satisfied customers: Vortex Engineering & Architecture

Vortex Engineering & Architecture senior project architect Rich Carter, who was the architect for Tiki Bird Restaurant’s buildout and renovation, was ending a June 24 conversation with Tiki Bird owners Matt Chasseur and Ashley Fees Chasseur by telling them, “If you ever have any other architectural needs …” Before Carter could finish, Matt said, “You’re […]

New hours for doughnut shop

Sweet Coloradough, 1410 North Ave., made several changes to the days it is open and ultimately added a fifth day. After being open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Sweet Coloradough is now open Wednesday through Sunday, 5:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. It also announced sandwiches are “coming soon” to its menu.  

Roof replacement approved for County’s Powell Building

The Mesa County Commission approved a $144,544 contract on June 16 for a roof replacement at the Criminal Justice Services Department Powell Building. The existing roof has experienced significant leaks and reached the end of its useful life, making replacement necessary to protect the facility and help avoid more costly repairs in the future, the […]

New compactor approved for Mesa County Landfill

To help ensure reliable waste-disposal services and make the most efficient use of available landfill space, the Mesa County Commission approved a $1,177,980 purchase on June 16 for a new trash compactor at the Mesa County Landfill. The county said in a news release that the landfill receives more than 600 tons of waste each […]

Mesa County expands access to public notices online

As of July 1, Mesa County is now posting public notices on its website, providing residents with another way to access important public information, the county said in a July 6 news release. Public notices include information about topics such as public hearings, elections, foreclosures, tax lien sales, contract notices and other actions that require […]

Commissioners approve amended county budget

The Mesa County Commission approved a resolution to adopt changes to the Mesa County budget on June 30. This supplemental budget is a tool used to update the budget throughout the year as grants are awarded, donations are received and department needs change. According to a county news release, the changes included: The Animal Services […]

County approves $2.1 million to replace fleet vehicles

The Mesa County Commission approved a resolution June 30 to issue purchase orders for vehicles and equipment in accordance with the county’s 2026 schedule for replacing vehicles. According to a Mesa County news release, 21 pieces of equipment met the requirements to be replaced this year, and the county’s Fleet Management department issued purchase orders […]

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