Sometimes it seems that there just isn't enough time in a day to get things done, but this week's Grand Valley Power Student of the week doesn't seem to have a problem with managing her jam packed schedule.
Members of the Grand Junction City Council met with consulting firm Reckam and Mckinney Wednesday morning to discuss the city manager position that has been open since Kelly Arnold resigned in May.
It's time to update the City of Grand Junction's 2002– 2012 Strategic Plan and the public's input is needed.
The idea for a whitewater park in Palisade began with great enthusiasm, but financial barriers put a different spin on the project.
Five new members were officially sworn into the Mesa County Teen Leadership Commission Tuesday.
Some local families presented a plan Tuesday to Mesa County School District 51 to begin a program geared to expand learning beyond school walls.
Flu shot clinics scheduled for this Thursday and Friday have been canceled due to delayed delivery of the vaccine.
A retired school teacher is honored for her commitment to the community. A very surprised and tearful Joyce Hansen was named the Lion's Club 2006 Hometown Hero. Hansen has taught Sunday school for more than four decades.
National Weather Service forecasters say we should brace ourselves more for bad weather as rain and wind continues to lash the Grand Valley.
A Congressional hopeful makes a stop in Grand Junction Tuesday to speak with local law enforcement about border security and illegal drugs.
School has been in session for nearly two months and for students that means not only getting back into the swing of things- but it also means practicing safety drills.
Mesa County is looking to provide Whitewater residents with brand new sewer services, with the creation of a public improvement district, but it's all up to the voters.
Many future capital improvement projects are planned for the City of Grand Junction, however, the challenge of inflation is pushing many projects back and in some cases, as far as a decade.
The Dow Jones stock index closed at a record high today, but still short of the long-anticipated 12,000 mark.
Walker Field Airport. which considers itself the gateway to the community, has plans to make the roads around the terminal more pleasant.
Governor Bill Owens has asked the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to give high priority into the probe that gubernatorial hopeful, Bob Beauprez, illegally obtained information.
A man surrendered peacefully after he climbed to the roof of an East Orchard Mesa home while armed with a gun.
A Grand Junction man finds a human skull while looking for a camera he lost on the Grand Mesa.
The 27th annual Apple Jubilee Festival offered up some good old fashioned fun.
Over two hundred athletes compete in the Western Regional Special Olympics.
The City of Grand Junction will start their fall leaf clean-up program starting on Monday.
One man is critically injured after an SUV skids nearly 280 feet off a Delta County Road and rolls twice.
After disappearing for more than 12 hours a top the Grand Mesa, a 27 year old hunter from Oklahoma found his way back to base camp where searchers are waiting.
Saturday, some residents around the grand valley got a taste of some greek culture at the 4th Annual Greek Festival.
The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund formally announces its endorsement for Congressman John Salazar.
