Tammy Gemaehlich

Barely two decades after the formation of the Grand Junction Town Company, its pioneer residents were itching to erase some of the original.

Leaving a legacy was probably the furthest thing from his mind when, in 1893, 17-year-old George Reed arrived in Fruita with his family, having left the Kansas prairies behind.

“In the Grand Valley of the not-too-distance future, open space will be at a premium. Grand Junction residents of the 21st century will have a good reason to appreciate the

We’re taking a week off from our road-trip naming adventure to go off-roading on Glade Park’s Piñon Mesa to learn the tragic histories of original lake founder, John Goldsby and

You swore “no one could pay you a million dollars to take that road ever again” but we need to turn around in Silverton and take the Million Dollar Highway

The city of Grand Junction is pursuing possible conversion of two aging gravel pits along the Gunnison River to reservoirs to help shore up its ability to meet water-delivery needs

It occurred to me last night, as I wandered from room to room falling back time, that I am a thieving scoundrel.

And just like that, (fill in audio clip of me snapping my fingers) the Christmas season is here.

Timeline of notable openings AT MESA MALL

The Star Drive-in theater in Montrose opened its 75th continuous year of family ownership and operation earlier this month.