Airport collecting gift cards for TSA employees during shutdown

Grand Junction Regional Airport is asking community members to support Transportation Security Administration employees who continue to work without pay during the partial federal government shutdown by donating grocery and fuel gift cards. Requested donations are $10 or $20 gift cards from stores such as City Market, Safeway, Walmart or Sam’s Club, preferably retailers that […]

CMU gets $65K grant to promote careers in oral-health care

Colorado Mesa University announced it received a $65,000 grant from Delta Dental of Colorado Foundation to support oral health career awareness on the Western Slope. Deemed a Dental Health Professional Shortage Area (DHPSA) by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Grand Junction and its neighboring counties are what is considered a dental-health desert, […]

Roice-Hurst begins work on Animal Care Campus

Roice-Hurst Humane Society broke ground March 26 on its new Animal Care Campus, a 3,000-square-foot expansion that will add a dedicated veterinary clinic, new adoption center, volunteer hub and improved outdoor areas to the organization’s existing campus at 362 28 Road in Grand Junction. Roice-Hurst anticipates the new facilities will open this summer. According to […]

Palisade targeting April construction start on sewer project

Brandon Leuallen The Business Times The Town of Palisade is preparing to move forward with its long-planned sewer-transfer project, with construction expected to begin in April despite bids coming in roughly $2 million over the project’s construction budget. Town documents show bids received in February totaled approximately $13.67 million, exceeding the roughly $11.96 million allocated […]

Credit union on fast track for second location

Credit union on fast track for second location

Grand Junction Federal Credit Union’s new east-side building will look a lot like its 24 Road location Tim Harty, The Business Times Grand Junction Federal Credit Union is hosting a groundbreaking April 2, but the ceremonial shovels turning dirt at 546 Warrior Way won’t really mark the start of the construction that will net the […]

Library parking plan gets zoned out

Library parking plan gets zoned out

City​ requirements complicate library plan for parking lot; other priorities emerge Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times A downtown property purchased by Mesa County Libraries in 2024 as an investment that could help address parking challenges is now at the center of a broader debate over cost and priorities. Trustees now must weigh whether limited resources […]

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