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 […]
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 […]
The Palisade Insectary, 750 37 8/10 Road, celebrated the completion of its new growhouse building and upgrades to existing greenhouses with a ribbon-cutting ceremony March 23. The new growhouse adds four separate rooms of growing space with vertical growing capacity to help rear biocontrol agents (such as wasps, mites and midges) that work to control […]
Tim Harty, The Business Times A second consecutive extremely dry winter could have been damaging to the grounds and the bottom lines of local golf courses, but most of them entered spring with a rosy outlook. Tim Tafoya, director of golf for the City of Grand Junction, which owns Tiara Rado and Lincoln Park golf […]
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 […]
Downtown sales-tax collections outpace retail corridors, reverse prior-year decline Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times Sales-tax collections in downtown Grand Junction increased at a faster rate than the city’s primary retail corridors in 2025, marking a reversal from earlier reports that showed the district declined in the first part of 2025 compared with 2024. Overall, citywide […]
Clifton Christian Church Food Bank seeks greater visibility as it eyes getting more donations Tim Harty, The Business Times Standing around before things got going with the March 13 ribbon cutting for the new Panda Express restaurant in Clifton, Jackie Feaster saw a person she did not know and introduced herself. That person was the […]
The Christi Reece Group announced it hired Realtor Julie Rieke as a new agent. Originally from Indiana, Rieke moved to Grand Junction in 1994. She has a diverse background with undergraduate and law degrees, teaching and traveling abroad for three years, working in the private sector and with the State of Colorado in employment and […]
Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times School District 51 is moving forward with asbestos abatement, a step that must be completed before demolishing a former school building that a resident says was originally transferred to the district for $1 in the 1960s. This comes as the district continues to grapple with consistently declining enrollment, which accelerated […]
Democrat gubernatorial candidates U.S. Senator Michael Bennet and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser will be part of the morning keynote during the 10th Annual Western Colorado Economic Summit on April 23 at Colorado Mesa University. The summit, hosted by the Grand Junction Economic Partnership, will convene business leaders, elected officials, entrepreneurs and community partners to […]