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Final preparations for Colorado Mountain WineFest are underway.

Help Roice-Hurst Clear the Shelters

Mesa County Libraries’ Comic Con 2021 event will be held this Saturday on Sept. 18 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Grand Junction Convention Center located at 159 Main St.

This year marks Central High School’s 75th anniversary, and to commemorate that, they held one of their largest Homecoming Parades of all time Wednesday evening.

Community Hospital broke ground on their new regional cancer center.

Colorado Mesa University and the Grand Junction Economic Partnership kick off new talent initiative to help students connect with employers in the Grand Valley.

The project is going to be a 40 unit apartment complex to house the more vulnerable population of people on the street.

Nisley Elementary School recieves a grant from Alpine Bank to help them fund their newest Common Area Support Center.

Mutual Aid Partners receives a check from Spectrum and Chuck McDaniel to help with food supplies.

Colorado Mesa University holds an event to have students register their bikes and get bike locks if needed.

The Board of Education is taking applications to fill Pitton's seat.

High Lonesome Ranch has attempted to prohibit access to north Dry Fork and Middle Dry Fork roads near De Beque.

Meet our pet of the week, Clifford!

More than $3 million in refunds going to more than 8,000 Coloradans who purchased tickets to events that were canceled due to the pandemic

The event highlighted each Mesa Co. Valley School District 51 school's marching band.

The event coincided with the El Grito celebration and Hispanic Heritage Month.

The effort is still in its early stages.

Foster Alumni Mentors is a non-profit organization founded in 2017 that supports youth who have aged out of the foster care system.

To date, Delta County has reported a total of 10 West Nile cases this year, four males and six females ranging in age from 41 to 80.

Grand Mesa Middle School was placed on a full mask mandate last week after their Covid positivity rate hit two percent.

Nearly three hundred students who attended spent the day participating in hands-on activities and interactions with construction professionals as they learned about fulfilling careers in the construction industry.

She had been missing for the past nine days.

“I am honored to serve on the Colorado River District Board of Directors as the Mesa County designee,” McInnis said. “The protection of water is vital to Mesa County’s agricultural producers, economy, and way of life.”

Troopers took the driver into custody and had his truck towed to be searched at an impound.

According to Mayor Chuck McDaniel, Grand Junction needs more housing in the affordable and moderate price ranges.

Proceeds benefit the VA Recreational Therapy Program which relies solely on donations.

Grand Valley Transit is celebrating twenty one years of service.

Mesa County Department of Human Services wants to commend the hard work, love, and time these families give to the children in their care.

Car crash investigation underway

The sheriff's office made efforts to support Special Olympics Colo.