Cristian Sida
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D51 board votes to close doors of East Middle School
District 51 discussed closing some schools this school year. Aside from East Middle School, D51 initially considered closing Lincoln Orchard Mesa Elementary and Orchard Ave. Elementary. → Read More
Polis announces new funding for Grand Junction Regional Airport
The governor pushed his economic agenda, which included high-quality education, supporting small businesses, and improving transportation infrastructure. → Read More
City council member asking for increased transparency for Orchard Mesa Pool negations
We already told you how our records request for city, council, and district emails from November and late December indicated the three favored closing the pool, but now the controversy has some calling for increased transparency. → Read More
Western Colorado Native American Market Days to celebrate Native American Heritage Month
It’s Native American Heritage Month, and this weekend, the Grand Valley held a colorful celebration, the Western Colorado Native American Market Days. → Read More
Community member thankful for quick response of firefighters after home struck by lightning
It’s fire prevention week, a time used by the fire department to educate the community on how to stay safe in case of a fire. Now, a homeowner is sharing her experience to warn the public about why it’s essential to have a fire emergency plan. → Read More
Government officials react to Camp Hale as the newest national monument
We’re tracking the reaction to President Joe Biden’s designation. It’s split down party lines. → Read More
City of Grand Junction ARPA committee decides on six projects for funding
The City of Grand Junction’s ARPA committee is helping to decide which projects to fund. They have selected six projects to support three major challenges the city is facing: affordable housing, homelessness, and mental and behavioral health. → Read More
Art Festival Weekend in Grand Junction
On Saturday, the Art Festival took over Main Street. Over 60 local artists got a chance to share their art with the community. → Read More
Riding for breast cancer awareness
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to increase awareness of the disease. → Read More
Local shelter and police department address homelessness in the valley
Grand Valley Catholic Outreach and the Grand Junction Police Department said homelessness is a complicated issue, but they’re working alongside other organizations to lessen the homeless population in the valley. → Read More
Homelessness in city parks impact businesses
Grand Junction isn’t alone; homeless camps dot the west. → Read More
Grand Junction City Council approves graywater ordinance
Soon, Grand Junction residents will be able to reuse some wastewater. That’s because the city council approved a graywater control program ordinance all aimed at water conservation. That reduces monthly utility bills and saves a precious resource we’re running out of. → Read More
45th Annual Colorado West Marching Band Festival
On Saturday, 14 bands came from across Colorado to present their first performance of the year in front of a ten-member-judged panel to improve their show before regionals, which is a state qualifying event. → Read More
Walk to End Alzheimer’s comes to Grand Junction
On Saturday, the Alzheimer’s Association, along with the community, assembled for the “Walk to End Alzheimer’s” to raise funds to find a cure. → Read More
Zebra mussels found in Highline Lake
This week, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed the presence of zebra mussels in Highline Lake State Park. → Read More
Update on Town of Palisade water discoloration
The town wants to dismiss any rumors about the safety of the drinking water and wants the public to know they’re working to fix the discoloration. The town said the discoloration was caused by manganese. → Read More
No change in the winner of the Republican Primary race for Secretary of State after recount
The recount confirmed Pam Anderson is the winner of the Republican Party race for Secretary of State. → Read More
Son charged with mom’s murder after her remains were found 4 years after she disappeared
A Colorado woman who had been missing for four years was found dead in a trash bag inside a manhole at her home, investigators said. → Read More
Son charged with mom’s murder after her remains were found 4 years after she disappeared
A Colorado woman who had been missing for four years was found dead in a trash bag inside a manhole at her home, investigators said. → Read More
Son charged with mom’s murder after her remains were found 4 years after she disappeared
A Colorado woman who had been missing for four years was found dead in a trash bag inside a manhole at her home, investigators said. → Read More