Grand Valley Transit is inviting public input regarding the following proposed service hour reductions, due to budget constraints: Proposal 1: Eliminate the first hour of service on weekdays, beginning January 2027. Proposal 2: Eliminate the first hour of service on all service days, beginning January 2027. Comments can be made in the following ways: Leave […]
Kiwanis Club of Grand Junction recently inducted officers and board members for the 2027 fiscal year. Audrey Kiser will serve as president and will be joined by treasurer Alan Watkins, co-treasurer Chris Thompson and secretary Russ Adsit. The board members will be past president Stephanie Garcia-Hagan, Zach Reams, Gordon Harbert, Mark Ryan, Tricia Hausenbauer, Scott […]
The Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra continues its 48th season with Romeo & Juliet and Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, featuring guest violinist Steven Moeckel. Performances are Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. at the Asteria CMU Performing Arts Theatre, 844 Bunting Ave. Music Director Charles Latshaw conducts. Born in Germany, Moeckel toured […]
Mesa County is seeking volunteers who live in the Clifton area to join the Community Center Citizen Advisory Committee. Volunteers will help plan recreational, educational and charitable events at the Clifton Community Center. Organizing events for the community to get involved in is a crucial part of the community center’s goal of serving residents in […]
The Grand Valley Creative Alliance and The ARTery are teaming up with Museums of Western Colorado to bring the first GJ Día de los Muertos Celebration to Grand Junction at Cross Orchards Historic Site, 3073 F Road. Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) honors the people we’ve loved and lost with color, food […]
The Art Center of Western Colorado invites the community to celebrate at the 56th Annual Holiday Art & Craft Fair, a Grand Valley tradition featuring original artwork, handcrafted goods and one-of-a-kind gifts created by artists and makers from across the region. The juried event returns November 20-22, transforming The Art Center into a marketplace filled […]
Mesa County announced it is accepting bids for a wetlands-restoration project in the Clifton area near the Colorado River. The county owns a four-acre parcel that it will use as a wetlands-mitigation bank to offset some of the costs of building and repairing roads and bridges. The estimated cost of the project is $1 million. […]
The Mesa County Commission approved the design contract to replace a 40-year-old bridge in rural Mesa County next year. During the Oct. 20 public hearing, the commissioners approved a $269,910 contract with Short Elliot Hendrickson Inc. to design a new bridge over the Highline Canal on J Road and 23 Road. This is the first […]
Alpine Bank recently received a 2026 Innovation Spotlight Award from the Colorado Green Business Network, recognizing the bank’s longstanding commitment to conservation and community giving. The award highlights Alpine Bank’s Environment Loyalty Debit Card, which helps support organizations that restore, preserve and protect local ecosystems. Through the bank’s Loyalty Debit Card program, Alpine Bank donates […]
PACE program anniversary: The HopeWest PACE program served its first participant in October 2021, and as it marks its fifth anniversary this month, it shared the following facts: The PACE program has cared for 412 seniors and their families, and today 260 participants receive care and support through PACE. Each week, PACE provides hundreds of […]