Employee assistance program plans leadership series

A series of free quarterly leadership presentations planned for Grand Junction will offer managers and supervisors information on a range of human resource topics, starting with coaching. The Triad Employee Assistance Program will offer the series, titled Resources for Organizations, Managers and Employees. Mary Beth Leudtke will lead a presentation on coaching for coaches at […]

Engineering firm awarded for high-flying survey

An engineering and design firm has earned national recognition for a project in which it used an unmanned aerial system to survey a trail near Fruita. Olsson Associates was among the winners of National Recognition Awards presented by the American Council of Engineering Companies. A business association, the ACEC represents more than 5,000 engineering firms […]

Index: Consumers less confident

A monthly measure of consumer confidence has declined as concerns mount over current business and labor conditions as well as the prospects for the near future. Economic growth is expected to continue nonetheless. The Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index retreated 5.6 points to 92.2 in February. “Consumers’ assessments of current conditions weakened, […]

Moab mill tailings removal project at halfway point

A project to move and store a massive pile of uranium mill tailings along the Colorado River near Moab, Utah, has reached the halfway point. The Department of Energy reported that 8 million tons of tailings have been moved from Moab and shipped 30 miles to a disposal site near Crescent Junction, Utah. That’s about […]

Energy firm selling off West Slope assets

WPX Energy has sold a subsidiary company involved in natural gas development in the Piceance Basin in Western Colorado as part of efforts to boost liquidity, pay down debt and shift focus to oil-producing regions. WPX announced an agreement to sell WPX Energy Rocky Mountain to Terra Energy Partners for $910 million. The transaction is […]

Fruita hospital earns higher trauma level accreditation

Colorado Canyons Hospital in Fruita has earned three-year accreditation for offering a higher level of emergency care. The three-year Level IV trauma accreditation follows a one-year certification on an initial application for the higher level and review by the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment. “We passed that review without any reservations and will […]

ICON donation to help fund facility

ICON Eyecare has donated $10,000 to Colorado Mesa University to help pay for a revamped facility housing its health sciences program. “The donation is being made on behalf of our entire care team on the Western Slope in an effort to invest in the surgical talent of the greater Grand Junction region. As long-term members […]