Dale Shrull

Building bridges, linking cultures and revealing heritage is one of the goals of the Grand Junction Jewish Film Festival, which is returning for the second year next weekend.

Taking care of the hunger problem just keeps getting tougher.

The Grand Junction Police Department swept an encampment of unhoused people Monday near the intersection of First Street and Ute Avenue.

On a sunny morning on May 21, 2021, people traveling along North Avenue near Second Street were greeted with a chaotic scene.

Mary Duckworth smiled and thanked the volunteers with a “God Bless you all for being out here.”

Mike and Andrew Blackwelder were not expecting to have such an exciting day on the day before Thanksgiving, but they did.

Jonny Sale thought about giving up.

Nisley Elementary is the first Mesa County Valley School District 51 school to be informed that it has been recommended for closing.

Let’s just call it a surprise.

Vinny Johnston understands the game and his role as a Palisade High School lineman.