Jennifer Christianson of Canyon Wind Cellars and Naomi Smith of Grand River Vineyards, both in Palisade, are among the new members of the Colorado Association of Viticulture and Enology (CAVE) board of directors. Tom Bueb of Turuoise Mesa Winery in Westminster and Bob Stahl of River Garden Winery in Fort Lupton also were named to […]
Brian Donaldson and Davienne Jacobson have joined Bray Real Estate in Grand Junction. Donaldson recently relocated to Grand Junction from San Francisco. He brings to his new job experience in helping buyers and sellers in all aspects of real estate. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of San Francisco and served in the […]
April Cutshall has joined Graystone Group, a Grand Junction-based real estate company whose agents handle not only residential and commercial sales, but also farm and ranch properties as well as business developments. Cutshall earned her brokers license four years ago and maintains a general real estate practice. “My goal as a Realtor is to help […]
Kevin McChesney, an account executive at the KREX and KFQX television station in Grand Junction, was selected as the Account Executive of the Year for 2010 for Hoak Media. McChesney was selected from among a group of account executives honored at their respective stations. Hoak Media operates 13 stations across the country. “Kevin is our […]
Applications will be accepted through March 15 for an upcoming conference sponsored by Mesa State College and U.S. Sen. Mark Udall. The conference — set for June 15 to 17 in Washington, D.C. — will offer 100 Colorado residents a better understanding of the federal legislative process. “A healthy republic relies upon active, informed citizen […]
The last in a series of public hearings on redrawing congressional districts in Colorado is planned for Grand Junction. The hearing is set for 9 a.m. to noon March 19 at the Mesa State College Center, 1455 N. 12th St. “We’re are looking forward to hearing input from the public and making this process as […]
A measure proposed by a Grand Valley legislator was among the first of the session to be signed into law. House Bill 1022 passed the Legislature unanimously and was signed into law on March 1 by Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper. The bill will go into effect on Aug. 10, assuming the legislature adjourns as scheduled. […]
The same message comes through loud and clear every year at the Energy Expo & Forum in Grand Junction. Energy demand is expected to continue its steep upward climb in the United States and rapidly developing economies around the world. Not counting oil, natural resources are available to keep pace with demand. But regulations and […]
A battle is under way between labor unions and lawmakers in various states. Union members have protested, and legislators aligned with the labor union movement have even gone so far as to not show up for work to stop legislation from moving ahead. The issues? Basically, there are two. First is the role that public-sector […]
Dr. Thomas Horiagon has relocated his medical practice to 2501 Blichmann Ave., Suite 1 in Grand Junction. Horiagon continues to provide a full range of pulmonary and critical care services as well as sleep studies. He admits patients to both Community Hospital and St. Mary’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center. Horiagon’s medical practice offers a […]