The Mesa County Federal Mineral Lease District (MCFMLD) is now taking applications for the fall 2025 grant cycle, with $500,000 available in grant funding. This competitive grant process provides two programs, each defined to create opportunities to strengthen and enhance the communities of Mesa County. All MCFMLD grant funds stay in Mesa County. The Traditional […]
Alpine Bank Wealth Management announced Jennifer Hawley has been promoted to vice president and trust officer. With more than 15 years of experience in human resources, retirement planning, and financial planning and advising, Hawley is a trusted resource for clients at every stage of life, each with their own unique financial planning circumstance. She joined […]
Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties announced Leah Rice is the new managing director for its Grand Junction and Montrose offices, while Natalie Vessey has joined Coldwell Banker Commercial Prime Properties as operations manager for property management. According to a news release from Coldwell Banker, Rice brings more than 10 years of real estate expertise to the […]
Sunroc Corporation, which acquired Grand Junction-based M.A. Concrete Construction Inc. in November, announced July 30 that the company will now operate as Suncore Construction & Materials, Inc. While it has a new name and new look, Suncore remains an industry partner and supplier of high-quality construction materials and services. Suncore’s rebrand marks a new chapter […]
The Business Incubator Center in partnership with Mesa County School District 51, D51 Foundation and Colorado Mesa University arranged for Mark C. Perna to speak Aug. 25 at 5 p.m. in the Grand Junction High School Auditorium, 1400 N. Fifth St. A nationally acclaimed speaker, Perna’s keynote is titled “The Power of Purpose: Inspiring the […]
Pivot Provisions & Design Studio uses retail shop to promote its design business Tim Harty, The Business Times Walk into Pivot Provisions & Design Studio, 521 Main St. in downtown Grand Junction, and it’s obvious the store sells casual clothes for men and women. Not so obvious, even though it’s the second half of the […]
Step Increases will be suspended, but one-time payouts are approved Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times After months of tension and a breakdown in contract negotiations, School District 51 and the Mesa Valley Education Association reached an agreement through mediation, putting an end to this year’s impasse and avoiding the uncertainty of continued deadlock. The mediated […]
New restaurant Surf to Turf serves sushi, Korean BBQ, hotpot Tim Harty, The Business Times A lot of Grand Junction residents will walk into Surf to Turf, 1100 Independent Ave., knowing the new restaurant resides in the building that was the longtime home to Golden Corral Buffet & Grill. But former Golden Corral patrons won’t […]
Tim Harty, The Business Times Six offices instead of one. Seven acres instead of one. Three more employees. The Auction Team is growing, which is why in May it moved into a larger building (3,327 square feet) with more land at 1896 U.S. Highway 6&50. Previously it resided in a 585-square-foot building at 2912 Hill […]
Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times With nearly $1.7 million in taxpayer-funded incentives already funneled into the broader agreement between the City of Grand Junction and Bonsai Design – and zero operation of the zip line since mid-2024 – the city faces a pivotal choice. The original agreement explicitly grants the city the option to purchase […]