GVP taking applications for lineworker scholarship

Grand Valley Power is accepting applications for the Colorado Mesa University Tech Electric Lineworker Scholarship. Applications are open to current residents of Mesa County and will be accepted through June 1. The CMU Tech Electric Lineworker Scholarship is a one-time, $2,000 scholarship awarded for enrollment in the CMU Tech Electrical Lineworker program. Applications are available […]

Forbes lists West among best CPAs

DWC CPAs and Advisors CEO Chris West was named to Forbes’ 2025 list of Best-in-State CPAs, an honor recognizing top accounting professionals who demonstrate exceptional expertise, client impact and leadership within their states. Forbes launched this inaugural ranking to spotlight Certified Public Accountants going above and beyond, making meaningful contributions to their clients and communities. […]

Fruita names Caris assistant city manager

After an extensive recruitment process with more than 50 applicants, the City of Fruita hired Dan Caris to serve as the next Assistant City Manager. Caris has been Fruita’s planning and development director for the past seven years. In that role he: oversaw and managed the planning, building and code enforcement divisions; was the staff […]

Help wanted: Nonprofit board members: Board fair aims to pair interested people with nonprofits who need them

Tim Harty, The Business Times Porcia Chen Silverberg has a lifetime of experience with nonprofit organizations, and she knows the following  to be true everywhere in the United States: Nonprofit organizations struggle mightily to get board members. Few are the exceptions. “When I worked in California, when I was running this coalition of nonprofits, I […]

Crescent Moon moves next door: Downtown spiritual-goods store gets 3 times the space, will expand offerings

Tim Harty, The Business Times Tamara Degler wants you to be able to come to her downtown Grand Junction store, Crescent Moon Spiritual Goods, and find like-minded people, find your tribe. And then she really, really, really wants you to stand in the singing bowl from Nepal that is made with seven different metals. Or, […]

City Council ends 4th & 5th Street pilot program

Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times Following months of growing concerns from downtown businesses and residents, the Grand Junction City Council on May 7 voted 4-3 to end the Fourth and Fifth Street pilot project. The decision came just two days after a tense council workshop in which newly elected and returning council members weighed the […]

Another way to give back: ProSpace Interiors owner hopes more local businesses choose NIL deals to support CMU athletes

Another way to give back: ProSpace Interiors owner hopes more local businesses choose NIL deals to support CMU athletes

Tim Harty, The Business Times Having been mentored early in his working career by some prominent Grand Junction business and community leaders – Max Krey, Pat Gormley and Herb Bacon among them – Dave Huerkamp believes successful businesses should give back to the community that helped them succeed. By no means does Huerkamp, owner and […]

Four GJ companies among finalists for state award

Four local businesses have been named as finalists for the 2025 Colorado Companies to Watch Award: Skyhook Solar; Kooler Garage Doors; DWC CPAs & Advisors; and SkyPeak Technologies. These companies exemplify the innovation, growth, and resilience that fuel Colorado’s economy, the Grand Junction Economic Partnership said in a news release. GJEP offered the following summaries […]

Fruita Chamber presents annual awards

The Fruita Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated its Annual Banquet, “Golden Ticket Gala: A Night at the Candy Factory,” held at the Absolute Prestige Ranch in Loma. The April 25 event brought together community members, business owners and local leaders to recognize the individuals and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the Fruita area […]

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