Citrolas checks in at the Clarion

Citrolas checks in at the Clarion

Hotel fills vacant restaurant and lounge space with established Italian restaurant Tim Harty, The Business Times Looking for a new location for its restaurant, sandwich shop and coffee shop, Citrolas decided to get a room at the inn. In this case, that’s the Clarion Inn, 755 Horizon Drive. And the room is, well, sizable, because […]

Recycling facility enters final construction phase in August

Grand Junction’s new regional recycling facility will enter its final construction phase in August as installation of its advanced sorting equipment begins, putting the nearly $29 million project on track to open by the end of the year. The Grand Junction City Council unanimously approved a $3.24 million change order Wednesday, authorizing KR Construction Group […]

Hays chosen as new Hilltop CEO

Hays chosen as new Hilltop CEO

Hilltop Community Resources announced Will Hays was selected by the Hilltop Board of Directors to become its next chief executive officer. Hilltop said in a June 29 news release that final transition details are in progress, and it will share additional information about timing and next steps soon. The news release said Hays brings a […]

Fruita bar & grill resumes its ride

Fruita bar & grill resumes its ride

Battered by 8 months of street reconstruction, Rides owner let’s Fruita know: We are still here Tim Harty, The Business Times It was late May, the 23rd to be exact, at 1:07 in the morning when Krista Mahler posted to Facebook a plea, if you will, to the good people of Fruita to support her […]

Deeper dive on city’s homeless numbers

Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times  In the previous article in this ongoing series, “Is Mesa County a Magnet for Homelessness?”, The Business Times compared Point-in-Time homelessness data from Mesa, Garfield, Eagle, Pitkin, Montrose and Delta counties. Despite accounting for only about 44 percent of the combined population of those six counties, Mesa County accounted for […]

Legacy Furniture’s success requires more room to grow

Legacy Furniture’s success requires more room to grow

Tim Harty, The Business Times  What Hazen Hackett thought would be a temporary rental of space to accommodate one project turned into a permanent move to accommodate his growing business. That’s why Legacy Furniture now resides at 579 1/2 Commercial Drive after about a year-and-a-half at 1048 Independent Ave., Unit A-106, in Independence Plaza. The […]

St. Mary’s Hospital earns redesignation as Comprehensive Stroke Center

Intermountain Health St. Mary’s Regional Hospital has been redesignated as a Comprehensive Stroke Center by DNV Healthcare USA Inc. The designation signifies the highest level of stroke care available, recognizing hospitals that provide rapid diagnosis and treatment for the most complex stroke cases, including advanced imaging, specialized procedures and around-the-clock care from highly trained teams. […]

County transitions to online animal licensing

Mesa County Animal Services is transitioning to a new, online animal-licensing system that changes how residents purchase and renew pet licenses. As part of the transition, veterinarians who previously sold animal licenses on behalf of Mesa County are no longer authorized to issue licenses as of June 22. The new system is designed to make […]

End of road for bike shop

End of road for bike shop

With revenue and hope diminishing, owner of Brown Cycles decided he will shutter his business after 25 years Tim Harty, The Business Times There was no “woe is me” from Chris Brown when he agreed to talk about his decision to close his bike shop, Brown Cycles, after a quarter century operating the Main Street […]

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