Grand Valley firms recognized for supporting military and families

Four Grand Valley businesses have been recognized for their support of military service members and their families. Callahan-Edfast Mortuary and Himes Drilling in Grand Junction as well as City Market and Industrial Insulation Group in Fruita signed Employer Statements of Support from the Department of Defense. Employer Support of the Guard and Reserved (ESGR) presented […]

Chiropractic office offers free workshops

New Life Chiropractic in Grand Junction will host a series of free workshops in May. A workshop on rehabilitation exercises is set for 6:30 p.m. May 10 and 24 at 2532 Patterson Road No. 15. A workshop on trigger point massage for home stress reduction is set for 6:30 p.m. May 17. For reservations or […]

New food service company caters to customers

Mesafeliz Catering has opened in Grand Junction, serving a variety of foods at a range of events. Jacqueline Calvillo operates the venture out of the Business Incubator Center. She offers self-service and full-service catering for business meetings as well as parties, weddings and other events. Calvillo specializes in New Mexico style southwestern fare, including chimichangas, […]

“Cowboy oasis” added to collection of luxury accommodations

Kessler Canyon, a ranch-style retreat located east of Grand Junction, has been added to the Autograph Collection, a Marriott International brand featuring unique luxury accommodations. Located on 23,000 acres north of DeBeque, Kessler Canyon offers what’s billed as a “cowboy oasis” that combines upscale accommodations and services with such activities as big game hunting, fishing, […]

Restaurant hotel reopens with buffet format

The owners of a Grand Junction hotel have reopened a restaurant operation, but with a self-serve buffet format. Good Pastures Buffet in the Quality Inn at 733 Horizon Drive now offers both breakfast and dinner buffets. “You might say this is by popular demand because we’ve had a pretty constant barrage of inquiries ever since […]

Habitat director accepts scholarship for Harvard management course

Amy Rogers, executive director of Habitat for Humanity for Mesa County, plans to attend the Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management (SPNM) course at Harvard University. Habitat for Humanity of Mesa County was nominated for and accepted a scholarship so Rogers could attend the course. SPNM is a Harvard Business School social enterprise initiative program that […]