Registration is under way for the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association annual convention. The three-day convention is set for June 19 to 21 at the Steamboat Grand in Steamboat Springs and will include meetings, educational presentations, networking, awards presentations and a trade show. The convention is set to start June 19 with committee meetings. Lunch will include […]
Revenue from the Colorado Lottery has hit the revenue cap for the 2023 fiscal year. Reaching the cap on March 20 was the earliest date in the 40-year history of the lottery. The Lottery will allocate more than $75.7 million in proceeds to Great Outdoors Colorado to fund parks, recreation, conservation and open space projects […]
The City of Grand Junction was awarded a $555,000 grant that will fund lighting upgrades at four city parks. The city received the Safer Streets Grant from the Colorado Department of Public Safety Division of Criminal Justice. The Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Department will use the funding for upgraded lighting at Columbine, Hawthorne, Sherwood […]
A measure of confidence among small business owners has declined on less upbeat expectations for sales, hiring and other factors. The Federation of Independent Business reported its Small Business Optimism Index fell eight-tenths of a point to 90.1 in March. The index has remained below its historical average of 98 for 15 consecutive months. “Small […]
Phil Castle, Business Times Real estate activity continues to slow in Mesa County compared to what was a more active market a year ago. But sales picked up between February and March, a trend that’s expected to continue into the spring and summer as pent-up demand counters the effects of higher interest rates on mortgages. […]
Joan McDermott has joined Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction as interim director of athletics. McDermott brings to her latest role decades of experience, including her work as director of athletics at Metropolitan State University Denver, where the Roadrunners won four National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II championships in men’s basketball and women’s soccer. She […]
Curt Krause has joined the Brady Chiropractic Group in Grand Junction. In addition to chiropractic care, Krause offers services related to sports performance and rehabilitation as well as functional movement assessment. He holds a doctoral degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic and a master’s degree in sports science and rehabilitation from Logan University. He’s a […]
Alison Vollbracht Winfield has joined the board of directors overseeing Alpine Bank. Vollbracht Winfield serves as operations manager for the professional development and training team at the University of Washington’s Haring Center for Inclusive Education. She previously worked as a consultant for Hitachi Consulting. She’s the daughter of the late William Vollbracht, who joined with […]
Tom Resz has opened an alternative and holistic health care practice in Grand Junction. Resz offers a variety of natural approaches to health care, including hands-on techniques for craniosacral, meridian and soft tissues. He also offers botanicals that are beneficial in restoring health and wellness. He studied chiropractic medicine at Logan University and holds degrees […]
Merrite Wyatt, a real estate agent with Bray & Co. in Grand Junction, has received the Guild recognition from the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing. Real estate professionals receive the recognition through training and documented performance in closing properties valued at more than $1 million. Wyatt joined Bray & Co. in 2015. He recently received […]