Mesa County Public Health, in partnership with the Mesa County Coroner’s Office and the Mesa County Suicide Prevention Coalition, released its annual Suicide Report. The findings shed light on the ongoing challenges surrounding suicide in our community, but also highlight how prevention efforts are making a difference and where opportunities exist to build a stronger, […]
In the world of business, there’s a long-standing belief that success is defined by maximizing sales, minimizing costs and generating the highest possible profits. This transactional mindset – sell more, spend less, earn more – has shaped countless companies and strategies. But it’s also left many people feeling undervalued, exploited and disconnected from the very […]
Commercial real estate sales in Mesa County continued to mirror first-quarter trends through the second quarter of 2025. While overall sales volume increased 4 percent year over year from $94.9 million in the first half of 2025 compared to $91.7 million during the same period in 2024, the number of transactions were slightly less. Year […]
Employers offering company-sponsored retirement plans often rely on third-party advisors for expert guidance on plan provisions, investment choices and overall plan governance to ensure the plan aligns with the best interests of both the company and its employees. However, issues can arise when these advisors fail to provide recommendations tailored to the employer’s specific needs […]
Running a business demands relentless energy, focus and time. For many entrepreneurs, the pursuit of success becomes all-consuming – often at the expense of their personal lives. It’s easy to justify the sacrifice, saying: “Just a little more effort.” “One more late night.” “I’ll make time for myself later.” But the truth is when you […]
Change by definition means to “make something different.” Change is not easily accepted by many people. We all like the idea of being comfortable and staying within the confines of the familiar. So, how do we make changes when they are to better our lives? Breaking it down into small steps to achieve, change or […]
In Mesa County, a public health initiative is transforming how our community responds to the opioid crisis. Mesa County Public Health recently expanded its naloxone kiosk program, adding three new sites at the Orchard Mesa, Palisade and Collbran Mesa County Library branches. This brings the total to 12 kiosks located across the county, strategically positioned […]
For any business that hopes to be genuinely adored by its customers and remain successful long-term, one core principle must be non-negotiable: Consistently satisfy the wants and needs of the people you serve. Customers don’t walk through your doors by accident. There’s always an underlying reason. When you invest the time and energy to truly […]
As Grand Junction continues to grow as the economic and cultural heart of Colorado’s Western Slope, the community is reimagining how it builds for the future. Once known primarily for its agriculture and energy sectors, Grand Junction is now drawing new residents, entrepreneurs and developers with its high quality of life, affordability and proximity to […]
In a significant move aimed at strengthening public health infrastructure, Mesa County Public Health launched a Behavioral Health Division. It is designed to align behavioral health efforts and bolster strategic partnerships across organizations. The new division reflects a shift toward upstream, preventive approaches in behavioral health, an area increasingly recognized as critical to workforce stability, […]