A measure of optimism among small business owners has rebounded on more upbeat expectations for sales and hiring, even in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The National Federation of Independent Business reported its Small Business Optimism Index rose 6.2 points to 100.6 in June. “Small businesses are navigating the various federal and state policies […]
A federal agency has authorized liquefied natural gas exports from a proposed terminal that could connect Western Colorado supplies with Asian markets. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said the Department of Energy issued a final long-term order allowing exports from the Jordan Cove project in Oregon. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission voted in March to approved […]
Dr. Chris Copeland has joined the medical staff at Family Health West and Monument Orthopedics and Sports Trauma in Fruita. Copeland offers orthopedic care, including total hip and knee replacements as well as treatments for trauma fractures. He also practices sports medicine, including arthroscopy and cartilage restoration of knees and ankles. He’s a member of […]
Zebulon Miracle has been named executive director of United Way of Mesa County. Laura Glatt, president of the United Way of Mesa County board of directors, announced the decision. “Zebulon brings extensive management experience, infectious energy and innovation to our agency.” Miracle succeeds Julie Hinkson, who joined the Rocky Mountain Health Foundation. “United Way of […]
Nancy Harward has joined RoseCap Financial in Grand Junction as principal of the tax and accounting team. Harward, a certified public accountant, brings to her duties more than 15 years of corporate and personal tax and accounting experience. She worked 13 years for Eide Bailly. She holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting with a minor […]
Diane Schwenke, president and chief executive officer of the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, and Jeff Kuhr, executive director of Mesa County Public Health, have been recognized for their efforts to address the economic and health effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The Rotary Club of Grand Junction also named Merritt Kinsey as its Rotarian […]
The 26 Kampgrounds of America (KOA) facilities in Colorado have opened after statewide coronavirus pandemic restrictions were lifted. “Our locally owned and operated campgrounds are excited and ready to do what they do best, share the great outdoors with everyone,” said Toby O’Rourke, president and chief executive officer of KOA. “We’re working diligently with all […]
Donations will be accepted through July for the annual Stuff the Bus school supply drive at the Mesa Mall in Grand Junction. Donations of new school supplies can be dropped off at the white activity bus parked in the middle of the mall, located at 2424 U.S. Highway 6 & 50. Donations will be distributed […]
Anode Systems in Grand Junction has scheduled a half-day meeting offering information about regulations requiring the protection of steel storage tanks used in energy development as well as corrosion prevention. The meeting is set for 9 a.m. July 23 at the Chipeta Solar Springs Resort in Ridgway. A $50 registration fee covers the live seminar […]
An application offers a way for people to shop online for produce and merchandise sold at farmers markets in Palisade and Fruita. The WhatsGood app at https://sourcewhatsgood.com allows people to shop the markets online. Orders are paid in advance. Vendors assemble orders for easy pickup at drive-through locations at the markets. “This is a great […]