An American-Made Solar Revival :: Solar-cell manufacturing’s return to the U.S. is showing up in local solar arrays

An American-Made Solar Revival :: Solar-cell manufacturing’s return to the U.S. is showing up in local solar arrays

At first blush, the resumption of solar-cell manufacturing in the United States during the third quarter last year doesn’t sound like a big deal. But when you shine a little light on it and take a closer look, it means more U.S.-manufactured parts are getting put into solar arrays. And when enough of an array’s […]

Ready to talk about it GJ’s Amazon delivery station has been operational for 3 months

Tim Harty, The Business Times Under the cover of the holiday shopping season, Amazon’s last-mile delivery station, a new 37,400-square-foot building near the airport in Grand Junction, began operating in October with no fanfare. Three months later – Jan. 22 to be precise – it is having its grand opening. Sam Bailey, Amazon’s head of […]

Grand Junction auctioneer Medvesk crowned state champ

Tim Harty, The Business Times On the heels of four consecutive top-five finishes, with a best showing of third place, it appeared Graig Medvesk’s bid to become the Colorado Auctioneers Association’s state champion auctioneer was just a matter of time. And experience. “The old saying,” Medvesk said, “is you can’t buy experience.” But the 32-year-old […]

Council leans toward moving city elections to November

Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times  During a Jan. 13 workshop, the Grand Junction City Council considered the pros and cons of amending the city charter via ballot measure and moving its municipal elections to November instead of April. City Manager Mike Bennett started the workshop by explaining some of the background information and the pros […]

City Council opens dialogue; stakeholders welcome it

Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times The Grand Junction City Council joint meeting on Jan. 14 with stakeholders of the current Impact and Linkage Fee Study stood out for an obvious reason. It’s not something the council has done previously. And that was not lost on the stakeholders, which included representatives of local Realtors, contractors, home […]

City considers moving elections to fall

By Brandon Leuallen, The Business Times During a Jan. 13 workshop, the Grand Junction City Council considered the pros and cons of amending the city charter via ballot measure and moving its municipal elections to November instead of April. City Council will have a second reading of the proposed ballot measure at the regular Wednesday […]

Fancy furnishings

Fancy furnishings

Legacy Furniture moved into its store in mid-December, giving it room to do more custom woodworking Hazen Hackett smiled and chuckled before he answered the question about how much experience he had with woodworking before opening a business that does custom woodworking. “None,” he said. OK, no prior work experience, but certainly the 32-year-old former […]

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