Grand Junction, CO News

• Grand Junction, CO News
• Teams have plenty of room in new dugouts
• Meyer impresses
• Banquet sets stage for JUCO players
• Central girls camp begins May 29
• Religion Briefs, May 26, 2012
• For the record, May 26, 2012
• Vile cheat grass a curse upon the ankles
• Living treasure troves
• Dealing with sucker shoots challenging
• DA drops charges against Firko
• Combating aphids requires attentiveness
• Montrose County getting close to taking over Uravan town site
• Feds review fatal shooting by trooper
• High winds to keep rattling valley today
• BLM helps Glenwood expand landfill acreage
• Trauma ruptured toddler’s intestines; boyfriend jailed
• Weekend events in Grand Junction to mark Memorial Day
• College may defend canceling of lease
• JUCO speaker Meyer
• Grand Junction High School team finalists in national ‘green’ challenge
• Death Notice, May 26, 2012
• Blotter, May 26, 2012
• Q&A: Ken Burns, documentary filmmaker
• Portrait Gallery: Gary Harned
• Entertainment Briefs: May 25-31
• Triple Played: Santana back in the groove
• Calendar: May 25-31
• Tess on the Town: RainTree Restaurant
• Flat Top Reed begins Garden Groove Concert Series
• Quick Picks: May 25-31
• Grand Junction man arrested in baby’s death
• Cops seek suspect in attempted robbery
• Center aims to boost struggling students
• Udall argues against detention of Americans
• Attorney named GarCo manager
• Governor signs 29 bills
• Third daily flight added to Grand Junction-to-Salt Lake City route
• Glade Park Community School wraps first year as charter
• MOVING ON: Formerly homeless teen leaves for college Tuesday on the Greyhound
• KAFM NOTES: From Ian to Akon, 45 years in the arc's bend
• HOT pursuit: GJPD's Homeless Outreach Team promotes rehabilitation, understanding
• SWIFT: Make sure you use the right pesticide for the right pest
• WATER LINES: Do we have the water to support Colorado oil shale development?
• ARMSTRONGS: Why we don't need 'The Avengers'
• SKINNERS: Watch the good times erode
• T. KELLY: Freedom, 'due process' score a big victory
• Local Briefs: May 25, 2012
• The hunger game: Striking the right balance between exercise, hunger and weight loss
• LETTER: Pleased with decision
• WILD ABOUT BIRDS: Squirrel-proof your birdfeeder
• LETTER: Free program for eligible women
• Weekend of botanical beauty
• Questioning the county commissioner candidates
• Big-league remodel of the Lincoln Park Sports Complex done
• 10-year plan to end homelessness unveiled
• Celebrate locally this Memorial Day weekend!
• Police step up efforts to remove homeless camps along the river
• Denver team wins adaptive adventure race
• Having some fun
• Todd Dixon leaving Central for girls job at Cherokee Trail
• JUCO rankings, May 24, 2012
• Deadline is today to switch political parties
• Briefs, May 25, 2012
• Death Notices, May 25, 2012
• Fire training exercise
• Blotter, May 25, 2012
• printed letters, May 25, 2012
• Immigration laws and domestic violence
• Two groups chastise Garfield sheriff
• Vet clinic employee accused of drug theft
• Scenic supporters celebrate school being open another year
• Lunch prices going up for district schools
• Palisade starting work on its new fire station today
• More highway detours on 6&50
• GJ HISTORY: John Borschell - Grand Junction's only Civil War Marine veteran
• Patrol led on 100-mph interstate chase
• Blotter, May 24, 2012
• Death notices, May 24, 2012
• Sports Briefs, May 23, 2012
• Too-quick start costs Whiteley win in Kansas
• Timeout, May 23, 2012
• Local horshoe results, May 23, 2012
• Local golf results, May 23, 2012
• Getting baseballs ready for JUCO takes the perfect amount of mud
• Field supervisor for Lincoln Park Tower project honored as Home Run Alley Hero
• JUCO Mud Rub
• Eclipse 2012 from Lake Powell
• ‘Missy Awards’ given for ridiculous political behavior
• Printed letters, May 24, 2012
• Facebook discovers it’s hard to be liked
• Over the Top: Obama’s birth certificate
• Mark Memorial Day with a nature hike
• Be active, die doing what you love to do
• Unabated shooting, and shattered peace
• Early fire ban enacted
• Patrol: Brake failure caused tanker crash
• Candidate: Otto rock hurtful to Jews
• Services for seniors could receive boost
• GJ sets ninth record high of spring
• Colorado restores energy-impact grants
• Parents unhappy with District 51 budget proposals
• Court arguments focus on process behind Roan leasing
• Groove at the gardens
• DR. ROLLINS: The hidden epidemic of Celiac disease
• Time for a change
• Montrose’s Keltz, Rifle’s Walters finish 5th, 7th at state golf
• Welcome JUCO visitors: Don’t ever leave
• Dewey, Utah, once an important river crossing
• Blotter, May 23, 2012
• Death Notices, May 23, 2012
• Getting It Right, May 23, 2012
• Feedback sought on Horizon upgrade
• Tickets now on sale for summer theater at CMU
• Printed letters, May 23, 2012
• Gov. Hickenlooper should veto this flawed election reform bill
• A good first step on public trustees
• District 51 board to cut $5.76 million
• Hickenlooper looking for consistency, fairness in federal, state fracking rules
• Public trustee, pine beetle, CMU bills signed
• Baking soda producer begins $30 million plant expansion
• New law makes CMU ‘selective’ in admissions
• Clifton upkeep no longer county issue
• Roadwork may delay travel this summer on La Sal Loop
• More child-welfare workers in homes to reduce yearly cost
• Trustees weigh gym expansion, tuition increase
• Cop hit on her as teen, woman says
• Girls State Golf Championships Results, May 21
• Plan unveiled to end homelessness
• Blotter, May 22, 2012
• Rubalcaba is league’s top player in baseball
• Montrose tied for 5th in Class 4A golf tourney
• Ten teams, one dream: JUCO World Series field set with veterans, newcomers
• Death Notices, May 22, 2012
• Mesa County Connection News - May 17, 2012
• Week in Sports for May 20-26, 2012
• Are we seeing a change in the weather or a change in climate?
• Hickenlooper looks beyond party politics
• Printed letters, May 22 ,2012
• Governor tours housing for homeless veterans
• Fruita FFA team headed to nationals
• Garfield Re-2 goes to 4-day school week
• Montrose graduates urged to pursue success; alumni give inspiration
• Rifle grads move on with laughs, purpose
• Shining moment for Coal Ridge grads
• Blotter, May 21, 2012
• A date for prom
• Civil union bill failure could benefit Dems
• Student Spotlight, May 21, 2012
• Iowa Western headed back to GJ
• Roger Walters to coach Rifle boys
• Indians knocked out of Class 4A playoffs
• The Prom 2012
• Week’s Photos for May 20-26, 2012
• Water fluoridation is economic plus for Colorado communities
• Local groups continue fight against suicide
• Ignorance of the law is no defense – but should it be?
• Printed letters, May 20, 2012
• Plateau Valley’s Grundy wins 2 state titles
• Montrose’s Barnosky nabs two 2nds at state swim meet
• Colo. Mesa women’s golf team finishes 11th at national tourney
• Western Nevada, Spartanburg join 2012 JUCO field
• Tempers flare at GOP executive meeting
• Icelandic visitors: Park status would improve marketability for monument
• Palisade’s Smith wins Class 4A state discus title
• Cedaredge’s Williams wins 3 more state titles
• Jumping to conclusions
• Colorado Mesa golf results, May 19, 2012
• Cedaredge’s Martinez wins high jump crown in 3A
• State swimming results, May 19, 2012
• State track and field results, May 19, 2012
• Prep baseball score, May 19, 2012
• Monument-to-park issue reveals fear of feds
• Weekly planner, May 20, 2012
• Biz Buzz, May 20, 2012
• Hickenlooper signs $55M bill for water projects
• Blotter, May 20, 1012
• Palisade fluoride decision puzzles retired dentists
• You Said It, May 20, 2012
• Your Town, May 20, 2012
• Harmony a sweet tune in quilter’s art, marriage
• Outdoor sports store owner plans move into own building
• Pastor encourages De Beque grads to keep boats afloat on ‘sea of life’
• Best of Bridge, May 20, 2012
• Mesa falls to Mankato on walk-off home run
• Small and mighty
• Sports Briefs, May 18, 2012
• Rough day on the diamond
• Pitching helps Shelton State (Ala.) return to JUCO after 3-year hiatus
• Delta sisters finish 4th and 5th in 3,200 at state meet
• Prep swimming results, May 18, 2012
• State track and field results, May 18, 2012
• Paonia girls finish third in two relays at 1A state meet
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, May 18, 2012
• Colorado Mesa golf results, May 18, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, May 18, 2012
• For The Record, May 19, 2012
• What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger
• Religion Briefs, May 19, 2012
• Iris farm displays array of color, variety
• Yard of the Month program begins
• Pond algae can be controlled with four steps
• Briefs, May 19, 2012
• R-5 grads beat the odds to reach their goal
• Teen praised for his efforts to save a life
• Two oil shale research deals clear fed hurdle
• Gateway pair ‘part of the family’
• Ice Age beasts come alive
• Getting It Right, May 19, 2012
• State tourism incentives won’t go to Montrose project
• Death Notices, May 19, 2012
• Entertainment briefs-May 18
• Enjoy happy hour
• Early summer serves hope with a side of nostalgia
• Transactions for the week of April 30 - May 6, 2012
• Realtor News for May 20, 2102
• Are we in a buyer’s or seller’s market?
• Forever yours—granite
• Housing inventory limited in Northwest, but development continues
• KAFM NOTES: Is everyone a critic? Is anyone?
• FENSKE: Be a conscious creator of what you want
• K. SLOAN: 'Julia' ads illustrate our culture of dependency
• HOFFMAN: Pay should be based on performance
• Historic home tour honors late local history buff
• WATER LINES: How much water do we need to keep our streams healthy and thriving?
• Swarms of honeybees find Main Street a sweet place to meet
• Local real estate Q&A: May 18, 2012
• Couple celebrating 75 years together shares their story
• Green building may cost more, but you'll save in the long run
• Keep your kids sharp this summer with a summer reading program
• Cycling for a Huntington's Disease cure
• New Noodles restaurant opens this week
• A new weekly newspaper starts up in Moab
• Local art tour promotes education, inspiration
• BIZWATCH: New Computer Learning Center now open
• 'Sculptural wonders' highlight contemporary clay art exhibition
• Local Briefs: May 18, 2012
• KONOLA: Falling on the right side of history
• HEALING HORIZONS: Achieving optimal health through massage prevention
• Bats go silent
• GJ’s Deters, Harris place 5th and 6th at state in discus
• Sports Briefs, May 17, 2012
• Cedaredge’s Williams sets three 3A state meet records
• GJ Gladiators kick off their 3rd season Saturday
• San Jac headed back to JUCO
• Mesa women’s track team places six on RMAC All-Academic team
• State Track and Field Results, May 17, 2012
• Colorado Mesa golf results, May 17, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, May 17, 2012
• Local gymnastics results, May 17, 2012
• Adding reinforcements
• Flaming Gorge pipeline plan dealt setback
• Gunman arrested after entering assisted living center
• Man nabbed in discount store robbery
• Oxbow pays BLM nearly $1 million for coal lease
• Hearing in July for slay suspect
• Governor to hit GJ, Rifle for bill-signing
• Getting It Right, May 18, 2012
• Blotter, May 18, 2012
• Elementary teacher returns early letters to students as they finish high school
• Summit aims to stem high suicide rate
• Heroin suspect is jailed twice in 24 hours
• Death Notices, May 18, 2012
• Sugar beet factory was genesis for Las Colonias
• The political gravity of a bad economy drags down Obama’s re-election prospects
• Manipulative process taints a ballot bill
• Printed letters, May 18, 2012
• Over the Top: Bob gets burned
• Sound Check: Spork
• 051612 fire car video
• Home-school graduates celebrate diverse interests
• Online school graduates first class
• Hawaii Pacific tops Mavericks in tennis
• Pearson steps down as Mesa swim coach
• Dewey shocked by hectic world
• New suspect in 1994 Palisade slaying alleges FBI misconduct
• Water official gives grim drought report
• GED grads reach goal via the path less traveled
• Wranglers earn first trip to GJ for JUCO
• Montrose has high hopes for state playoffs
• Death Notice, May 17, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, May 16, 2012
• Colorado Mesa golf results, May 16, 2012
• Local golf results, May 16, 2012
• JUCO rankings, May 16, 2012
• Timeout, May 16, 2012
• Family escapes Orchard Mesa fire
• Motorcyclist killed on I-70
• Handyman Purser appointed to Fruita council
• Getting It Right, May 17, 2012
• Blotter, May 17, 2012
• DA cites conflict in judge-threat case
• Lawmaker takes heat for skipping special session
• Tea party group fined for violations
• Mesa’s Maihi selected first-team All-America
• ‘Chop-O-Matic politics’ seek to divide U.S.
• Fluoride dispute arrives in Palisade
• Printed letters, May 17, 2012
• Up in smoke, again
• Graduation 2012
• Look up
• Bearing down
• Navarro faces tough road in attempt to return to GJ
• Sports Briefs, May 15, 2012
• Prep soccer SWL All-Conference, May 15, 2012
• College baseball All-Region teams, May 15, 2012
• Briefs, May 16, 2012
• Worth the sacrifice
• Groom and doom: Other people’s weddings a lot more fun
• Palisade water without fluoride
• Crystal, Green make endangered rivers list
• Death Notices, May 16, 2012
• Driving-while-high bill dies on 17-17 vote
• Candidate Leane officially on the ballot
• Missing Grand Junction man’s body found by brother
• 33 head of cattle apparently stolen
• Ex-district attorney Serra to be released May 29
• Blotter, May 16, 2012
• Students make a date with destiny
• Many paths, same goal: walking for a diploma
• Garfield sheriff: Hikers shouldn’t be deterred by exposure cases
• Fruita Monument High School Graduation 2012
• Dex One sales reps’ strike continues
• 8,000 Grand Valley Power customers lose electricity on Tuesday
• Ruling protects unbelievers from state-sanctioned prayers
• Printed letters, May 16
• Speedier process is needed for pine beetles
• Schools to oust 8 gym teachers
• Grand Junction Graduation 2012
• Oxbow eyes coal acreage north of Hotchkiss
• Old sign points to happier days
• Seniors leading way as Mavericks await Division II golf tournament
• Throwers have high hopes for state meet
• Neosho advances to JUCO with win
• Redheaded newcomers sparking Mavs in tennis
• Central grad leads way for family
• Call to achieve hits home, especially for one graduate of Palisade High School
• GOP-led panel kills civil unions bill
• Panel approves blood drug limit bill for drivers
• Clear-cut the rules, beetle foes say
• Panel studying monument status plans public poll
• Benzene levels from seep close to acceptable range
• Garfield official reports drilling slowdown
• Cops say they know naked jogger’s name
• Intoxication possibly factor in fatal accident
• Man admits fraud at seven hospitals, arrest affidavit says
• Palisade High School Graduation 2012
• Blotter, May 15, 2012
• Death Notices, May 15, 2012
• Windex and other pressing issues that may affect our public lands
• printed letters, May 15
• JPMorgan Chase and the Volker Rule
• Getting It Right, May 15, 2012
• Death Notices: May 14, 2012
• Central High School 2012 graduation
• Without attorney, Dewey fought for new DNA test
• Mavs earn No. 3 seed for regional
• Your Town, May 14, 2012
• Orchard Mesa store robbed
• Artists provide backbeat for annual jazz festival
• Grants allow Palisade to plot community garden
• Science Monday, May 14, 2012
• Blotter, May 14, 2012
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in I-70 crash near Palisade
• Student Spotlight, May 14, 2012
• Death Notices, May 14, 2012
• Elbow room
• San Jac wins 1st game in Southern District
• Errors doom Bulldogs in loss to Windsor
• Prep Baseball Results, Sunday, May 13
• Week’s Photos for May 13-19, 2012
• Week in Sports for May 13-19, 2012
• Printed letters, May 13, 2012
• Cleaning desert eyesores helps entire community
• Teachers deserve respect, appreciation for their compassion and hard work
• Creativity is crucial, not only for culture, but for our survival
• Tuition cost factor for graduates
• Civil unions battle to resume at Capitol
• Cabrillo National Monument worth taking trip to California
• Parks and Wildlife reducing deer-hunting licenses
• Litter, climbing impact not good for Rifle Falls
• Prep baseball scores, May 12, 2012
• Prep track and field results, May 13, 2012
• Prep swimming results, May 12, 2012
• Sports Briefs, May 12, 2012
• Trooper got pay of $42,000, disability
• Salt Lake CC has a shot at trip to JUCO
• Shrader runs to raise money for garden, statue
• From Boston to GJ, Drout makes mark as runner
• Video captures mother’s love
• A mother is born
• Traffic alert, May 13, 2012
• Mother, under self-hypnosis, gives birth to son a wee fast
• Water tip
• It’s vital to be on ultra alert during high-heat season
• Commerce picks up in Fruita
• Biz Buzz, May 13, 2012
• Book notes, May 13, 2012
• Begler hits, pitches Weld Central past Rifle in 3A District 7 tourney
• Weekly Planner, May 13, 2012
• Skipper shuts down Tigers in districts
• Energy boost
• Religion Brief, May 12, 2012
• Ukulele superstar to play GJ gig
• Tough Rifle team wins 3A WSL title
• GJ boys lead SWL meet after first day
• Mistakes cost Mavericks in loss to New Mexico Highlands at RMAC tournament
• Speedy Sierra
• Finals showdown
• GJ tennis coach sees growth at state tourney
• Sports Briefs, May 11, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, May 11, 2012
• Prep track and field results, May 11, 2012
• Prep tennis results, May 11, 2012
• Prep swimming results, May 11, 2012
• Record, April 12, 2012
• Death notice, May 12, 2012
• Learning about science starts at Mother’s knee
• Briefs, May 12, 2012
• Garden-themed gifts great for Mother’s Day
• Weed-feed products not favored
• No death penalty decision for Thames
• Photo released of naked man on trails
• Palisade byway beckons
• Task force announces series of drug arrests
• Blotter, May 12, 2012
• Spill-fine money may be used in tamarisk battle
• Grand Junction candidate for president lands spot on Texas ballot
• OBIT: Roy Prudhomme
• Realtor news for May 13, 2012
• Can this old dog learn a new trick?
• Senergy Homes banks on energy efficiency to sell homes
• Uke strummer coming to GJ
• Quick Picks: Mother’s Day wine trail; contra dancing; Buzz Bissinger’s new book
• Circuses to flood Grand Junction
• In Brief: May 11-17
• Art and Jazz Festival to cover 2 days
• Sound Check: Frank Bregar Orchestra
• Go to Gateway Canyons Classic Auto Fest
• Tess on the Town: Suds Bros.
• FAIRY RE-TALE: These stories are never told once upon a time
• Lines West: May 11, 2012
• Investigator’s testimony in slaying case lost to credibility concern
• Police: Woman purchased gun used in killing illegally
• Judge tosses suit claiming health harm by Antero
• Civil unions one of seven issues before lawmakers
• Rental vacancy rate at 10.4 percent in first quarter
• Unaffiliated Leane submits petition
• Rock climbing rejected near hatchery
• Experience and degree combo may help CMU grads in job market
• Status change for monument divides panel
• New West meets old West in documentary on Gateway
• An unfolding journey with cancer: Part III
• Walk to End Alzheimer's: Walking a lonely road, but not alone
• Plots still available at GJ Community Garden
• Mother's Day gifts from the heart
• Because math and science are cool
• HOFFMAN: The tale of a jilted lover who keeps going back
• TRAVIS KELLY: Terminator IV - The cyborgs are coming
• SKINNERS: How future generations can outdo the boomers
• ARMSTRONGS: What skeptics, conservatives can learn from each other
• GJ HISTORY: You are now entering Stinking Desert Nat'l Monument
• Conservation: How much is "reasonable," and for whom?
• Free Press adds new staff writer
• Former GJ resident battles weather to win Ironman St. George
• Celebration of classic cars in Gateway
• Hang with mom at these family friendly weekend activities
• GJ Lions honor Larry Jones with prestigious award
• Questioning the county commissioner candidates: May 11, 2012
• Local Briefs: May 11, 2012
• Local bone marrow drive seeks donors
• Turn off the TV, turn on weight loss
• Flat Mavs fall to T-Wolves in RMAC tournament
• State tourney a struggle for locals
• Giving it a shot
• Sister act
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, May 10, 2012
• Sports Briefs, May 10, 2012
• State tennis results, May 10, 2012
• Prep track and field results, May 10, 2012
• Sumptuous historic homes open doors for May 19 tour
• Laramie, Delta plan joint venture
• Death notices, May 11, 2012
• Blotter, May 11, 2012
• Email letters, May 10
• Lugar’s loss shows incumbency just isn’t what it used to be
• Vote, not more dodging, needed in special session
• Guv calls special session for civil union vote
• Phoenix couple held after arrests near Rifle; man is suspect in slaying
• Man pleads not guilty in July crime spree that involved slaying at Taco Bell, robberies, burglary
• Palisade finalizes plans for new fire station
• Retired prof charged with sex assault on child
• Powderhorn shines in tough winter for ski industry
• King’s driving-while-high bill among the casualties
• Vision school board president resigns
• 72% of D51 third-graders score proficient or more on reading test
• Job of relocating coaster to Glenwood filled with twists, turns
• Briefs, May 10, 2012
• Death Notices, May 10, 2012
• Blotter, May 10, 2012
• Getting It Right, May 10, 2012
• Local tennis results, May 9, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, May 9, 2012
• Local golf results, May 9, 2012
• Prep soccer score, May 9, 2012
• Colorado Mesa golf scores, May 9, 2012
• Prep golf results, May 9, 2012
• JUCO Poll, May 9, 2012
• Timeout, May 9, 2012
• Sports Briefs, May 9, 2012
• Speaker: Exploit natural gas now
• Bulldogs fall short of hosting districts
• Mesa opens RMAC with win over Mines
• Sinner, Hoppe earn trip to state golf tournament
• Lincoln Park project complete with ribbon cutting, open house
• Marijuana DUI bill would have offered safeguards for accused
• ‘Park’ brand remains the best there is
• Printed letters, May 10, 2012
• Grand Living May 2012
• Family of victim becomes benefactor for posse
• Patrolman in fatal shooting back on payroll
• Time runs out at Capitol for civil unions bill
• Palisade High makes list of best high schools
• Smallmouth surge: Nonnative fish thrive in drought, threaten native species
• House revives measure for coal mine methane as power plant fuel
• 3,700-well Utah gas project OK’d
• Four fish species to be helped on Gunnison
• Car hits school bus; one man hurt
• CMU considering work with online contractor
• African adventure
• Mesa women’s golf team qualifies for national tournament
• Rifle wins Class 4A Western Slope Regional golf tourney
• Mavs have revenge on their minds
• GJ’s Hoffman wins Ironman St. George
• Sports Briefs, May 8, 2012
• Prep soccer score, May 8, 2012
• Prep golf results, May 8, 2012
• College golf results, May 8, 2012
• Blotter, May 9, 2012
• Death notices, May 9, 2012
• Clifford not just big, but huge with the bedtime-storytelling set
• Romney presidency would threatenpublic lands in Western states
• Printed letters, May 9, 2012
• Utah drilling project boosts cleaner fuel
• County may file charges over junk-filled property
• ‘Major’ airline may be interested in Grand Junction
• BLM land swap may involve billionaire
• Piceance largely immune to production slowdown
• Final civil unions push comes near end of Legislature
• Local workers strike online, print advertiser DEX
• Son of Bebb-Jones harassed in Britain
• Delta schools will negotiate with interim superintendent
• Primary Care Partners to get new director
• Mesa trying to qualify for nationals
• Prep teams hit road for playoffs
• Bagwell hired as head coach of Palisade girls
• Polk State first to qualify for JUCO
• Getting It Right, May 8, 2012
• Cedaredge man accused in wife’s death
• University clearing lots for expansion of campus
• Death Notices, May 8, 2012
• Blotter, May 8, 2012
• Make legistors take stand on civil unions
• One size fits all for gas drilling, until it doesn’t
• Printed letters, May 8, 2012
• DNA program targets crimes beyond murder
• Roaring Fork Valley sees spate of bank robberies
• Former meth dealer looks to help Thai kids
• Four seek appointment to Fruita council
• Student of the Week, May 7, 2012
• This Week in the Legislature, May 7, 2012
• Blotter, May 7, 2012
• Student Spotlight, May 7, 2012
• Death Notice, May 7, 2012
• Real estate market not any worse
• 2012 Masons Public School Awards
• Prep Baseball Pairings, May 6
• NCAA Division II Super Region 2 Golf Results, May 6
• RMAC Baseball Tournament Glance, May 6
• Mesa golf team leading regional
• Palisade baseball team likely to host districts
• JUCO teams trying to qualify in Gulf District
• Week in Sports for May 6-12, 2012
• Week’s Photos for May 6-12, 2012
• Mounted police officer assists civilian riders
• Festival season 2012
• Could the driving-while-high bill cause a case of moral panic?
• Dewey’s exoneration
• Fewer District 51 grads chose college than peers in ‘09
• Independent school? Colorado Mesa University looks for new source of funds
• ‘Fabric strippers’ accept challenge to show all
• Historic Grand Junction homes open doors for tour
• Book notes, April 6, 2012
• Against increasing fares, GJ passenger traffic rises
• Best of Bridge, May 6, 2012
• Biz Buzz, May 6, 2012
• Gray Gourmet, May 6, 2012
• Weekly Planner, May 6, 2012
• Your Town, May 6, 2012
• Traffic alert, May 6, 2012
• 2 towns take cautious stance on oil shale
• Death notices, May 6, 2012
• Blotter, May 6, 2012
• You Said It, May 6, 2012
• Saturday was 13th red-flag-warning day of this year
• Hearkening to not-so-simple time
• Mort, Mavericks fall at Central Regional
• Behrends’ last-second entry in 800 relay lifts Wildcats
• Herland helps Palisade sweep through WSL
• Growth of WILA could benefit Colorado Mesa lacrosse
• GJ girls lacrosse team gets revenge vs. Durango
• Prep track and field results, May 5, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, May 5, 2012
• Prep girls lacrosse score, May 5, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball score, May 5, 2012
• Key legislation hangs in wind as time wanes
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, May 5, 2012
• Mesa baseball team sweeps, wins RMAC crown
• GJ ties Indians, clinches playoff berth
• Running in circles
• Rifle sweeps Basalt to clinch share of Class 3A Western Slope League title
• Sports Briefs, May 4, 2012
• Prep track and field results, May 4, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, May 4, 2012
• Prep swimming results, May 4, 2012
• Prep tennis results, May 4, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, May 4, 2012
• Prep girls lacrosse score, May 4, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball score, May 4, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, May 4, 2012
• For The Record, May 5, 2012
• More District 51 students choosing schools
• Report: Colorado River provides huge economic boost
• BLM frack disclosure proposal similar to Colorado’s regulation
• Senior services could receive boost from plan
• Woman avoids prison in welfare fraud
• Chicken Mike for president
• Those little bee stingers pack a zinger of pain
• Death notices, May 5, 2012
• I-70 roadwork finishing early
• Blotter, May 5, 2012
• Getting It Right, May 5, 2012
• Newspaper honored for pioneer grit
• You Saw It Photos –– May 2012
• Racket repeat
• Printed letters, May 5, 2012
• On the Goe: Jack White rocks
• Quick picks: May 4-10
• Cinco de Mayo celebrations abound
• In brief: May 4-10
• Tess on the Town: Zagat adds Grand Valley eateries
• Art Center hosts 14th annual auction
• Portrait Gallery: Deborah Robinson
• Riverfront Commission celebrates 25th anniversary
• Lines West: May 4, 2012
• Trooper says he wants his job back
• Lawyers argued Dewey jury misdeeds
• State snowpack 19% of average
• Man says he was fired for filing safety violation
• New medical center planned for Battlement Mesa
• Towing firms may avoid costly bonds
• Nursing students plan Nicaraguan trip
• Community Cinema ends film season with screening of 'Strong'
• Dance party fundraiser for local yogi
• Question for the county commissioner candidates: May 4, 2012
• Labor of love: Volunteers turn out in droves for Sharefest
• Local Briefs: May 4, 2012
• HOFFMAN: Want to gamble? Let us vote
• New Fruita homebrew supply store hosts 'Big Brew' event
• KONOLA: Gambling in Mesa County?
• Drink up - Funds from wine purchase benefit COPMOBA
• WATER LINES: 2012 - The 'Year of Water'
• 'One plant, endless possibilities'
• Homeopathy to the rescue
• Your skin: A reflection of the inner you
• SLOAN: The China debacle
• FENSKE: Walking your spiritual journal
• Lavender in W. Colo - the new cash crop?
• ROLLINS: Is your heart pumping sludge?
• Bloomin' Deals await at botanical gardens
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: History lives on through local historians
• Downtown Main Street to host Earth Day celebration
• Giving it her all
• Solid season
• Sports Briefs, May 3, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, May 3, 2012
• Prep tennis results, May 3, 2012
• Death Notices, May 4, 2012
• Accord strikes balance for dam management
• Odds and ends from the history reporter’s notebook
• Natural resources field hearing slated
• Blotter, May 4, 2012
• New station to broadcast radio news in the valley
• Getting It Right, May 4, 2012
• Trust nears finishing line for securing land
• 10 years later: Encana USA, then and now
• Naked men roaming Garfield trails
• Will the French wave the white flag on fiscal austerity?
• Printed letters, May 4, 2012
• Our values dictate help for Chen
• The miracle of The House
• Family Connections May 2012
• Care of evidence played role in Dewey exoneration
• GJ woman, 73, guilty of fleeing cops
• GJ council elects Pitts to be mayor
• No more fracking rules, Meis tells panel
• Glenwood festival arrestee gets prison time
• BLM puts off North Fork oil, gas leasing
• Methane-capture bill hung up in Senate
• Blotter, May 3, 2012
• Troubled teens get their own shelter
• Three Fruita stars pick their colleges
• Woosley fills in nicely for Mavericks
• Woosley fills in nicely for Mavericks
• Grand Valley Lacrosse hosting club tourneys
• Roadless rule for Colorado released
• Aspinall project to save energy, history
• Driving-while-high measure passes Senate, now faces House
• Death notices, May 3, 2012
• Briefs, May 3, 2012
• Sports Briefs, May 2, 2012
• Local golf results, May 2, 2012
• Timeout, May 2, 2012
• Prep baseball score, May 2, 2012
• Get up and experience life in the ‘great’ outdoors
• Forum addresses value of public lands in local economies
• Wild rainbow trout thrive in Gunnison as water managers forecast dry summer
• Boulder’s energy plan is a leap toward socialism
• R.I.P., Kathy Jordan
• Colorado-specific rule
• Printed letters, May 3, 2012
• OBIT: Charles "Chuck" Rice
• Sentinel’s ‘mother hen’ dies at 64
• Central library soon moving to temporary digs
• Driving-while-high bill advances
• Two questions may be placed on fall ballot
• Group brainstorms for ‘better world’
• Tigers score early to top Warriors
• Making playoff plans
• Kyle Petty’s charity ride stops in town
• Sports Briefs, May 1, 2012
• Central’s Basinski finally healthy as regionals approach
• Mavs sweep top honors for RMAC All-Academic golf teams
• RMAC All-Academic golf teams, May 1, 2012
• RMAC baseball standings, May 1, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, May 1, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, May 1, 2012
• Prep golf results, May 1, 2012
• Death Notices, May 2, 2012
• Family and friends: No way Thames is a killer
• Expert: Taxes may threaten new economy
• Blotter, May 2, 2012
• A rose by any other name ... isn’t fooling anyone
• D51 staff to discuss new evaluations
• The mystery, riddle and enigma of the North Fork Valley leases
• Printed letters, May 2, 2012
• Black Sunday need not be template for future
• Kathy Jordan approached life and history with wonderment and zeal
• Dewey post-release press conference
• Motorcycle’s rumble greets a free man
• GJ mulls rate hikes as reserve fund dips
• County to finish 33 Road project, with reservations
• Family Health West picks CEO
• No oil, gas wells in your backyard? Don’t expect tax dollars, bill says
• Bowie coal mine tentatively approved for big expansion
• Innocence lost, regained
• For now, steak, and savoring life on the outside for freed Dewey
• New suspect in 1994 Palisade slaying lived near scene of killing
• Cumulus sells six Grand Junction radio stations
• Values Rally first of three political events this week
• Constitutional cleanup proposed
• Water experts to discuss area drought, low rivers
• Powderhorn saw bump in business in 2011-12
• Mort, Mavericks thrilled to make softball regional
• Tigers, Wildcats meet Tuesday at Suplizio Field
• Yampa Valley Invitational
• John Atencio Open
• GirlsLacrosse: Aspen 16, Fruita Monument 15
• NCAA Central Region softball pairings
• Fruita’s late goal nullified in loss
• Learning from, or repeating, the history of Black Sunday
• A sensible step back on farm-labor rules
• Printed letters, May 1, 2012
• Blotter, May 1, 2012
• Death Notices, May 1, 2012
• Dewey press conference
• Woman accused of taking drug from hospital emergency room
• Delta County tinderbox fuels fire anxieties
• Budget cuts limit summer school programs again
• Mother whose son has MS top fundraiser for walk
• This Week in the Legislature, April 30, 2012
• Blotter, April 30, 2012
• Out with a bang: Colorado Mesa sends off seniors with share of RMAC title
• Mesa falls to Lindenwood
• Evidence of pugnacious prehistoric fish unearthed
• Racing bill slow getting out of gate
• Student Spotlight, April 30, 2012
• Colorado Mesa 5, Augustana (S.D.) 4
• Colo. Mesa 6, CSU-Pueblo 2
• Lindenwood 19, Colorado Mesa 7
• Colorado Mesa sends off seniors with share of RMAC title
• Mavs headed to tennis nationals
• Week in Sports for April 29 - May 5, 2012
• Week’s Photos for April 29 - May 5, 2012
• Death Notice, April 30, 2012
• GJ HISTORY: A forgotten founder - Capt. Richard Daniel Mobley, first elected judge of Mesa County
• Printed letters, April 29, 2012
• A season for cautionin the backcountry
• Welcome, Gil Stone
• First more pay, now more office space: the excesses of Colorado lawmakers
• Home art show featuring local artists set for May 4-5
• Museum attempts oral history of little-remembered GJ teachers strike
• Three decades post-bust, debate over oil shale rages
• Central is third valley school in Legacy ranks
• Black Sunday still reverberates 30 years later
• Your Town, April 29, 2012
• Plans laid for shale project in Utah
• Weekly Planner, April 29, 2012
• Shyness not a cat’s worst trait
• Reliving ‘Snowmastodon:’ Scientists dish on big dig
• Talk about potential: Everything a plant will ever be is contained in a tiny seed
• Solar leasing piques interest of Japanese
• Two transit riders suspected in Vicodin deal
• Best of Bridge, April 29, 2012
• Local fighters Gamoa, Crespin find success using relaxed approach
• The right pitch
• Friends, family gather in memory of Paige Birgfeld
• Forward momentum
• Mavs’ bats go cold in loss to Colorado Christian
• ‘Dogs blank Huskies on soccer field
• Gray gourmet, April 29, 2012
• Book Notes, April 29, 2012
• Blotter, April 29, 2012
• You Said It, April 29, 2012
• Biz Buzz, April 29, 2012
• No abbey, but tiara and happiness can be yours
• Death notices, April 29, 2012
• Mavericks clinch RMAC West title
• Prep soccer scores, April 28, 2012
• Cleaning products to get you into the spirit
• Prep track and field results, April 28, 2012
• Cinco de Mayo event planned for downtown GJ
• Mavs set record straight
• Prep tennis results, April 27, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, April 27, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, April 27, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 27, 2012
• Prep baseball score, April 27, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 27, 2012
• Sour note
• Josh Moore pitches Tigers past Panthers
• Defense shines for Central in scoreless tie with Cortez
• Mesa’s Walters resigns
• GJ’s Rubalcaba enjoying baseball
• Sports Brief. April 27, 2012
• Religion Briefs, April 28, 2012
• Blotter, April 28, 2012
• DMV to cut back on service at two locations
• Abby & Jennifer Recovery Foundation for years has been out of compliance
• Authorities ID dead man found in river
• Bill becomes study of lesser charges for drug-related crimes
• Clifton father suspected of abusing his son
• BLM plan takes heat from all directions in oil shale debate
• For the Record, April 28, 2012
• Briefs, April 28, 2012
• Death notice, April 28, 2012
• Mavs fall to Fort Lewis in RMAC tourney
• Cycling Canyonlands
• Homes sold April 9 - 15, 2012
• Penny’s pet peeves and please-don’ts
• ‘Wow, attention to detail’
• Recent political news can leave one lost in the fifties (again)
• Q&A: ‘Forever Plaid’ cast, director on show, GJ
• Mozart featured in symphony finale
• Gifts of the Goddess honors creative talents
• Tess on the Town: Healthy food for the price of fast food
• Quick Picks: April 27-March 3
• Triple Played: Raitt doesn’t slip up with ‘Slipstream’
• In Brief, April 27-March 3
• Music Scene: April 27-March 3
• Lines West: April 27, 2012
• Farm show in Mack with antique tractors to make its final pull
• IntelliTec to host car show
• Jump onto tracks likely suicide attempt
• Man found dead in Colorado River; may be auto thief
• Western Slope prime location for fire outbreak
• Senators invoke religion to rip civil unions
• Voter registrations lost or stolen from Dem group
• Student hosting concerts to benefit school bands
• SKINNERS: Between a rock and a hard place
• ARMSTRONGS: Progress means respecting people's rights
• HOFFMAN: Job creation should not be a gamble
• Historic drought highlights importance of statewide water planning
• GJ Symphony readies for final concert of the season - Mozart's "Requiem"
• Fine art auction taking bids May 4
• Avalon to begin hosting Broadway-style theater
• Student spearheads fundraiser to help school band programs
• Giving the gift of reading
• Local Briefs: April 27, 2012
• Questioning the county commissioner candidates: April 27, 2012
• LETTER: Irresponsible county leadership
• Run on the runway
• Outdoor performance of Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' planned
• Welcome back, Lisa! - New monument superintendent introduced at Wed. ceremony
• Eating healthy is money in the bank
• Gov. signs law banning e-waste in landfills - Mesa County already 'ahead of the curve'
• An unfolding journey with cancer: Part II
• Take that first step toward greatness
• Hormone replacement in men gaining popularity
• Pitchers key to Palisade’s success
• Palisade turns up defensive effort to defeat league rival Delta on senior night
• Sports Brief, April 26, 2012
• Sabre Cook first female to win a SKUSA Pro event
• Prep tennis result, April 26, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball score, April 27, 2012
• Prep soccer score, April 26, 2012
• Prep girls lacrosse score, April 26, 2012
• La Court chef introduced GJ to exotic dishes
• Getting It Right, April 27, 2012
• Prep golf results, April 26, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 26, 2012
• DNA clears man in 1994 rape, murder
• Robber strikes Alpine Bank in Clifton
• Cheap gas filling in for hydropower
• Blotter, April 27, 2012
• Death notices, April 27, 2012
• Late bloomer
• Tragedy in Trayvon Martin’s death and in our national discourse
• Printed letters, April 27, 2012
• No ‘Hail Mary’ needed to effect real change
• Person hurt after jumping under train
• Eckert takes over as monument superintendent
• State may not see electric car emission benefits
• No community consensus on monument status
• Club 20 sets lineup for leadership conference
• Sentencing of couple for animal cruelty delayed
• CMU students put innovation on display at annual showcase
• Blotter, April 26, 2012
• Briefs, April 26, 2012
• Death notices, April 26, 2012
• Civil unions bill gets early OK in Senate; fate in House murky
• Irrigators put call on Colorado River
• Energy company set to start producing
• Palisade trustees youngest to serve in decades
• College baseball rankings, April 25, 2012
• Local golf results, April 25, 2012
• Sports Briefs, April 25, 2012
• RMAC Baseball standings, April 25, 2012
• JUCO rankings, April 25, 2012
• Prep golf results, April 25, 2012
• Timeout, April 25, 2012
• RMAC Softball standings, April 25, 2012
• Prep boys lacrosse score, April 25, 2012
• Iowa Western has one loss with a month to JUCO World Series
• Grand Gents use yoga practice to get ready for state
• Fruita Monument tops Aspen in boys lacrosse
• Jury treated troopers’ confrontations with Kemp as two separate incidents
• Printed letters, April 26
• It’s getting late to change late fee
• Brief chase preceded crash that killed two
• Vote delayed on vehicle late fees
• Tea partiers, Occupiers plan May rallies in GJ
• City to flush hydrants next week
• Delta to wait on its pick for new superintendent
• School zoning in Fruita up in air
• New Grand Junction postmaster a native of Colo., has ties to valley
• Good birthday gift
• Jussel: Who knows who Broncos will pick in NFL draft
• Fruita stifles Central in shutout
• Mavs need to win RMAC tournament to make regionals
• Fighters ready for Cage Wars XII at Mesa
• Sports Briefs, April 24, 2012
• All-RMAC softball teams, April 24, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 24, 2012
• Prep baseball score, April 24, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 24, 2012
• Prep lacrosse score, April 24, 2012
• Spring Cleanup GJ’s chance to kick it to the curb
• State investigates man’s meteorite claims
• Death Notices, April 25, 2012
• Triple dip of scorching days
• Farm Bill aims for simpler, more efficient conservation programs
• Sal Pace blasts Tipton campaign’s insensitivity to working Americans
• Transparency troubles
• Economy, other factors slow illegal immigration
• Printed letters, April 25, 2012
• GJ low-income rentals among most affordable
• 2 die in I-70 rollover after pursuit by police
• Glenwood grad’s ‘Jeopardy!’ stint fun while it lasted
• Tax break bill for inherited farmland advances
• Court allows suit by backers of coal-fired power plants
• Public trustee measure altered in compromise, would add oversight
• GJ’s Rubalcaba selected as baseball player of week for Midlands Region
• Health Briefs, April 24, 2012
• Western Slope practices may be included in new Medicaid program
• Motorcyclist victim ID’d as Glenwood man, 79
• Blotter, April 24, 2012
• Getting It Right, April 24, 2012
• Death Notices, April 24, 2012
• Resort ready to show off new look
• Mesa players Fowler, Rosales tell tales of World Series
• Week in Sports for April 22-29, 2012
• Home-school board violating state law, angry parents claim
• Radiation overexposure?
• Printed letters, April 24, 2012
• Motorcyclist dies in wreck northeast of Gateway
• Glenwood Canyon pursuit ends in wreck
• Garfield District 16 switching to 4-day school week
• Groups oppose gas bid-rigging settlement
• Extend oil shale comment period, says Club 20 leader
• This Week in the Legislature, April 23, 2012
• Montrose trail project scheduled
• Blotter, April 23, 2012
• Naturally occurring radioactivity part of Western Slope life
• Student Spotlight, April 23, 2012
• ‘Toasty’ temps break record for 6th time this spring
• CMU baseball results, April 22
• RMAC Softball Tournament pairings, April 22
• CMU Softball results, April 22
• CMU lacrosse results, April 22
• Mavs rout Metro at Suplizio Field
• Week’s Photos for April 22-28, 2012
• Printed letters, April 22, 2012
• The Lawyer verdict
• With drought upon us, it’s time to discuss conservation
• Cell phone would have solved problems of the ferryboat caper
• Go make something: The tools are everywhere
• C-SPAN bus coming to local schools
• Death Notices, April 22, 2012
• Post office closure plans grind to halt
• Artist wins cycling poster contest
• Grady wins Desert Rats race after leaders take different path
• Mavs sweep Metro St. in doubleheader
• Burns pitches well as Grand Junction tops Pueblo South
• Defense lifts Palisade past Moffat County
• Mavs aim to win title in softball
• IX rewards
• Prep track and field results, April 21, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 21, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 21, 2012
• Artist’s feet follow icy trek to warm a quilter’s heart
• Parks and Wildlife considering petition to offer crane hunting
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 21, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, April 21, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, April 21, 2012
• Local running results, April 21, 2012
• Western Slope ATV Association makes impact on Grand Mesa
• Prep baseball scores, April 21, 2012
• Pair of peregrine falcons on watch in Salt Lake City
• Book notes, April 22, 2012
• Foreclosures give rise to evictions
• The Eviction Notice
• Calm ‘Cat
• New home sweet
• Area Taco Bells want to support local events, not Denver promotions
• Warriors top Indians in 10 innings
• Reserves lead Wildcats past Cortez
• Colorado Mesa women’s tennis team falls in RMAC semifinals
• For The Record, April 21, 2012
• If piezoelectric effect doesn’t make you glow, I don’t know what will
• Historic drought forming in West
• Water restrictions unlikely—for now
• Ranchers fret over possibility of early reservoir drawdown
• Juror: Fourth Amendment played minor role in Lawyer case
• Legislators eye space for offices in Denver
• Law alters avenues for adult prosecution of juveniles
• Briefs, April 21, 2012
• Religion briefs, April 21, 2012
• Former GarCo worker suspected of embezzling vehicle registration fees
• Man guilty in botched robbery, slaying
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 20, 2012
• Prep track and field results, April 20, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 20, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, April 20, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 20, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 20, 2012
• Local unemployment at 9.5 percent in March
• Blotter, April 21, 2012
• Death Notice
• Sound Check: Project Groove with Miss Emily
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans meets on bear management
• Birders flock to prairie for Mountain Plover Festival
• Dam rebuilt to be fish and boater friendly
• On Food: Honeybee here to stay in Palisade
• In Brief, April 20, 2012
• Quick Picks, April 20-26
• Lines West: April 20, 2012
• Transactions for the week of April 2 - 8
• Teen pleads guilty to torturing, killing dog
• Sheriff: Mongols motorcycle club to roll in
• State official: Cutting administrators a bad idea
• Many residents like monument just the way it is
• Rifle: Oil shale issue more about quality than quantity
• Trees dedicated at Holy Family
• Oh yes, it's Ladies Night at Sportsman's Warehouse
• Local Briefs: April 20, 2012
• Many Utes avoided forced relocation, local archaeologist says
• Fruita Pablo's Pizza: New owners, new adventure
• Questioning the county commissioner candidates
• Nothing tastes better than being fit, healthy
• COPMOBA receives donation for Three Sisters trail-building project
• CITY VIEWS: River tour opens eyes of local councilmembers
• Students, colleagues remember CMU prof who died Tuesday
• KONOLA: County commissioners' recent resolution smells oily
• County opposes BLM's oil shale proposal
• Opening soon: McFrankenburgers for banksters
• HOFFMAN: No health insurance? No problem!
• SLOAN: Obama's hyper-ambitious presidency
• Local real estate market looks promising
• Youth programming the focus of April at The Art Center
• Moab troubadour to play at the Cavalcade
• Raft trip and reading by best-selling author Pam Houston May 12
• GJ HISTORY: Springtime, young men's libidos & retribution
• Occupy GJ movement plan May Day events
• Thrilled to be here
• Growth evident for Central despite loss to Montrose
• Prep soccer scores, April 19, 2012
• Prep baseball score, April 19, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 19, 2012
• Roundabouts, landscaping among changes for Horizon Drive
• Trooper acquitted in man’s death
• Getting It Right, April 20, 2012
• La Court Hotel was GJ’s social hub, with legit events, and otherwise
• Blotter, April 20, 2012
• Man accused of sex with 12-year-old girl
• Friends hold 2-day book saleto help library
• Pair indicted in slippery scheme
• Death notices, April 20, 1012
• Sports Briefs, April 19, 2012
• Death Notices: April 19, 2012
• Printed letters, April 20, 2012
• The politics of energy are far from depleted
• Jury asks questions, returns no verdict in trooper’s trial
• Policy limits fracking output
• Man who shot self gets ticket
• Teachers ask board to reconsider 4-day week
• School health clinic saving district money
• Timber measure seen as irrelevant dies in committee
• Election of mayor leaves void to fill on Fruita council
• Talks continue on monument-to-park upgrade
• Mavs’ sister act
• Sports Briefs, April 18, 2012
• Fruita’s Sinner finishes fourth on regional golf course
• RMAC Baseball standings, April 18, 2012
• Local golf reuslts, April 18, 2012
• College baseball poll, April 18, 2012
• RMAC softball standings, April 18, 2012
• Timeout, April 18, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 18, 2012
• Prep lacrosse score, April 18, 2012
• Prep gol results, April 18, 2012
• Bill would eliminate CBI check on gun buys
• Briefs, April 19, 2012
• Colorado Mesa thrilled to play at renovated Suplizio Field
• Death Notices, April 19, 2012
• Blotter, April 19, 2012
• Getting It Right, April 19, 2012
• Colorado Republicans must forget past differences and work together
• Printed letters, April 19, 2012
• Conrad soldiers on in budget battle
• Real Estate Investors Network special program tonight
• Threat against Grand Junction judge alleged
• Toddler’s death ruled homicide
• Pact lets Gunnison handle oil, gas inspections
• D51 advised to charge for busing, cut admin
• Holocaust rescuers remembered
• Judge: Tea party held to standards of political campaigns
• Snow delays opening of Kebler Pass by 2 weeks
• Pfaff, Higman combine on no-no for ‘Dogs
• Dohm lifts GJ past Fruita
• Colorado Mesa men’s golf team finishes 2nd at RMAC championship
• Haynes’ complete game helps Montrose top GJ
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 17, 2012
• Prep soccer score, April 17, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 17, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 17, 2012
• Protesters air concerns about Grand Junction credit union
• Jury deliberating trooper’s fate
• Diapers? Fugettaboutit! The Mafia’s Guide to Potty Training
• Man held in pharmacy stickup
• Blotter, April 18, 2012
• Printed letters, April 18, 2012
• Mesa County commissioners adopt a flawed resolution on oil shale
• Zeroing out incentives would be short-sighted
• Sound Check:
• Want some real riding action? Head to Palisade
• Introducing the Grand Valley Trails Alliance
• Suspect crashed after auto theft, missing in river
• Judge lightens sentence in meth-dealing case
• Mesa County blasts BLM oil shale plan
• No vote on bill to eliminate public trustees
• Blotter, April 17, 2012
• Officer sees struggle as partner confronted suspect, trooper on trial testifies
• Robbery forces lockdown of two schools in Rangely
• Panel stalls lottery for veterans funds
• Getting It Right, April 17, 2012
• Grand Valley Invitational Results, April 16
• Phil Krous Tournament Results, April 16
• RMAC Championship Results, April 16
• Death Notices, April 17, 2012
• Atkins has high hopes for Wildcats
• Berve tied for fourth in RMAC women’s championships
• Mavericks add Ney, Ball to recruiting class
• GJ’s Reeves places 2nd in whitewater slalom
• Myths collide with realities in our public discussions
• Printed letters, April 17, 2012
• Success in preserving valuable fruitlands
• Cycling Guide 2012
• Forest Service may end cave closure imposed as protection for bats
• Transit agency moving to natural-gas buses
• Jeep club removes eyesore from hard-to-reach spot
• This Week in the Legislature, April 16, 2012
• Death Notices, April 16, 2012
• Use of force, Tasers drops to 5-year low
• County exodus heats up with ongoing pay freeze
• Student Spotlight, April 16, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball results, April 15
• Lack of offense dooms Mavs in DH loss to Lopers
• Week in Sports for April 15-21, 2012
• Week’s Photos for April 15-21, 2012
• Taxing our patience
• Mobile journalist cruises Junction, posting news online as it happens
• Dad takes ‘appropriate measures for sons’ emerging independence
• Flying the friendly skies with Frankenstein and his monster
• Printed letters, April 15, 2012
• District 51 administration targeted for cuts
• Captive audience for trial of trooper
• New lotto game could dilute existing pool of money for outdoors
• McDonald Creek Cultural Area worth the trip to Utah/Colorado boundary line
• Dental care is important for pets’ overall well-being
• GJ selected one of ‘Best Towns for Sportsmen’
• Joel Arellano ready to run 25 miles in bomb disposal suit
• Ultimate senior Mort enjoying final season
• Palisade festival celebrates contributions of bees
• Open house on Highway 6 improvements is Monday
• Outdoor enthusiasts get their fix of gears at swap, sale festival
• Smith’s strong day lifts Mavs to a split
• Quarterback competition
• Mavericks forced to settle for twinbill split with Christian
• Blotter, April 15, 2012
• Central baseball team starts fast, but has to hold on late to top Durango on the road
• Scenic scamper
• You Said It, April 15, 2012
• Traffic Alert, April 15, 2012
• Team effort lifts Fruita past Durango
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 14, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, April 14, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 14, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, April 14, 2012
• Your Town, April 15, 2012
• Prep track and field results, April 14, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse scores, April 14, 2012
• Black and write
• Weekly Planner, April 15, 2012
• Local running results, April 14, 2012
• Prep swimming results, April 14, 2012
• Flume fever
• West Life: Wait! Don’t throw away that canning lid
• Homegrown: Try junipers, small trees for privacy hedge
• Central selects Williams to be cross country coach
• Beating the clock
• Mavericks stretch win streak to eight games with sweep of Christian
• The other Tigers
• Sports Briefs, April 13, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 13, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, April 13, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 13, 2012
• Prep track and field results, April 13, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 13, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 13, 2012
• Prep lacrosse results, April 13, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, April 13, 2012
• Records, April 14, 2012
• Briefs, April 14, 2012
• Polling is less about science and more about bull
• Religion Briefs, April 14, 2012
• Subcontractors not paid for airport job
• Highway 13 construction to slow traffic
• Montrose Airport extending taxiway
• Trooper scolded for lack of force in previous case
• GJ man arrested on child porn charges
• StarTek to add up to 150 workers
• Death notices, April 14, 2012
• Citizen groups to present budget findings
• The Grand Valley: an endurance athlete’s mecca?
• Double your pleasure
• BLM has not adequately prepared to lease oil and gas in North Fork Valley
• Grand Valley Bikes promotes bike safety through schools
• Ever tried a guided ride? Here’s why you might consider it
• Realtor news for April 15, 2012
• Homes sold March 26 - April 1, 2012
• MOG Outdoor Festival at CMU, downtown GJ over 2 days
• Entertainment Briefs, April 13
• Honeybee festival all the buzz in Palisade
• Barbershop quartets featured at Avalon
• Triple Played: record store rewind
• Area schools’ music talent to be showcased
• Quick Picks, April 13-19
• Music Scene, April 13-19
• For all seasons: Wine events spread to fill the year
• Lines West: April 13, 2012
• Testimony: Neighbor didn’t hear any trooper saying ‘drop the gun’
• Fire damages Bozarth shop
• Colorado sets record for dryness
• Aurora man’s video lottery bill may defy Constitution
• Meeker bank robbery suspect arrested
• County urges precautions against hantavirus
• 'Spectacular' spring dance concert coming to CMU
• Local art showcase: City of GJ offers three venues for artists to display their works
• Film Festival opens window into lives of the disabled
• Hilltop honors its volunteer of the year
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Headline screw-ups in local history
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: April 13, 2012
• LETTER: Where do I begin with Ms. Konola
• Questioning the county commissioner candidates
• LETTER: Apologies to the community
• Helping our most vulnerable
• FENSKE: Ego is baggage you can afford to lose
• MTB camp for ladies who want be 'Rippin Chix'
• LEPISTO: An unfolding journey with cancer
• Parents teaching parents
• Let fresh, whole foods be thy medicine
• Stop the sniffling and sneezing
• HOFFMAN: Maybe we should drug test commissioner candidates
• ARMSTRONGS: The renaissance of liberty begins in Colo.
• Internet technology's toll on privacy
• Do the 'Spring Thing' April 21
• Elegantly appointed La Court Hotel a destination for the rich and famous
• Death Notices, April 13, 2012
• Story of canyon’s flume is a real cliffhanger
• Cops: Man possessed child porn
• Blotter, April 13, 2012
• Not rushing
• Sports Briefs, April 12, 2012
• College Lacrosse Standings, April 12, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, April 12, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 12, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 12, 2012
• Colorado Mesa hopes to have new offense mastered by Saturday’s spring scrimmage
• Laura Bradford answered call to serve, and did so admirably
• Printed letters, April 13, 2012
• Feds limit fallout from an NRC letter
• School bus driver cleared dispatch before getting ticket for drunk driving
• Agency completes campaign for special homes
• Lottery game would help veterans
• NRC clarifies uranium mill licensing stance
• Briefs, April 12, 2012
• Blotter, April 12, 2012
• GJ’s Derrieux, Harrison and Ledebur make college choices
• Palisade’s Steinkirchner, Gunther sign with Mavericks
• Sports Briefs, April 11, 2012
• Streaking Iowa Western jumps to No. 1 in latest JUCO poll
• Local golf results, April 11, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 11, 2012
• JUCO poll, April 11, 2012
• Death Notices, April 12, 2012
• Junction plans affordable housing complex; neighbors concerned
• Trooper’s right to enter home debated in trial
• Candidates need to know when to leave campaign and aid party
• Printed letters, April 12, 2012
• Gov. should say ‘No’ to Flaming Gorge plan
• Trooper felt ill-trained in search law, investigator testifies in fatal shooting
• Jury pool nearly half dry
• Words come back from bottle floated in 1983
• Opinions split on park status for monument
• Film celebrates ‘beauty in risk’
• Dems’ jobs bill clears Senate, may die in House
• Fundraiser for new charter school Saturday
• Welcome to Fruita. Have a nice &@! stay, you #*!
• Getting It Right, April 11, 2012
• Blotter, April 11, 2012
• Breath of bus driver suspect
• Death notices, April 11, 2012
• Briefs, April 11, 2012
• RMAC baseball standings, April 10, 2012
• Colorado Mesa golf results, April 10, 2012
• RMAC softball standings, April 10, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 10, 2012
• Prep golf results, April 10, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 10, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 10, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 10, 2012
• Sports Briefs, April 10, 2012
• Hilts lifts Mesa to win in invite
• Baldwin, Tigers top Warriors in baseball
• Montrose edges Fruita in key SWL battle
• Printed letters, April 11, 2012
• A partnership about prosperity, knowledge
• Testimony starts today in trooper’s trial
• GarCo board adopts shale plan critique
• Driver issued ticket in fatal Clifton crash
• Two unaffiliated candidates hope to make noise in Mesa County Commission District 1 race
• Aircraft firm waits for U.S. approval
• ‘State of the Student’ speech set for Thursday at CMU
• Walcher running as write-in candidate for Mesa County Commission District 3
• Blotter, April 10, 2012
• Election win could put cop out of day job
• Death Notices, April 10, 2012
• Geothermal system cuts university’s bill $300,000 each year
• CMU golf results, April 9
• Prep Tennis Results, April 9
• Baldwin’s arm on display Tuesday
• Sports in Brief: Central rolls past Vail Mountain
• Mavericks have lead at Tiara Rado
• Cuddyer, Colorado unable to solve San Francisco starter in loss
• A visit to Kennedy Space Center–––Cape Canaveral 2012
• CBS reporter Mike Wallace put the ‘new’ in ‘news’
• Printed letters, April 10, 2012
• A toast to Peach Street Distillers
• Bollixing the ballot
• Officer grabs man trying to jump from Fifth Street bridge after suicide threat
• Fourth fire ignites in Gunnison County
• Scott sees support growing for public trustees bill
• Battlement Mesa man missing for 7 weeks
• Panel sets open houses on monument status
• Blotter, April 9, 2012
• This Week in the Legislature, April 9, 2012
• Oil shale resolution takes dig at government
• Student Spotlight, April 9, 2012
• Fruita girl goes from wheelchair to riding waves
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 8
• Mavericks fall to Sonoma in tennis
• DQ Wolf Pack Invitational scores, April 8
• Delta Invitational scores, April 8
• Week’s Photos for April 8-14, 2012
• Week in Sports for April 8-14, 2012
• Farm Bill partnerships reap conservation benefits
• How about putting transportation back in the transportation bill?
• Printed letters, April 8, 2012
• Time to sow ag reform
• Fair offers summer job, learning opportunities for teens
• Are you a Christian?
• Discover top talent at Gateway Canyons retreat
• Keep your pets safe from mosquitoes, heartworm disease
• Easter: A time of rebirth and the return of spring
• Book notes, April 8, 2012
• 1 dead after semi smacks turning vehicle
• Sales tax plan for Fruitvale, Clifton tossed
• Music lover finds DJ niche
• Gray Gourmet, April 8, 2012
• Criminal negligence, lawful search are key issues in Lawyer trial
• Your Town, April 8, 2012
• Home fire displaces family
• Brief freeze had orchardists running their wind machines
• Up to the Challenge
• Central gets revenge vs.Palmer Ridge
• Brandenburg solid in net after injury for Mavericks
• Little, Box help Mavs sweep Kearney
• Florida State-bound Williams wins 100 dash
• Mavericks fall at home to Mustangs
• Fruita tops Durango in lacrosse
• Prep swimming results, April 7, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 7, 2012
• Prep track and field results, April 7, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, April 7, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 7, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, April 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, April 7, 2012
• Death notices, April 8, 2012
• Good vibes
• Religion Briefs, April 7, 2012
• Briefs, April 7, 2012
• Kids and bacteria can be equally difficult to cultivate
• For The Record, April 7, 2012
• Woman tried to kill husband, police say
• Wildfires pose risk to water supplies
• Forecast: Earlier, drier fire season
• Ex-cop accused of sex assault
• Ex-cop got phone call to go to jail
• Love for lacrosse
• Mavs score 36 runs in DH sweep of Kearney
• Junction’s Derrieux scores 11 points in The Show
• Sports Briefs, April 6, 2012
• Peach Street wins top national award
• Blotter, April 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 6, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, April 6, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, April 6, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, April 6, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, April 6, 2012
• Californian gets 5 year sin Colorado bank heists
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 6, 2012
• TSA offers to meet with panel over complaints at GJ airport
• Rifle High to offer second IB program on West Slope
• Portrait Gallery: Frank Francese
• Music Scene: April 6, 2012
• Tess on the Town: Wine Country Inn adds dining option
• Explosive instrumental rock comes to Mesa
• Super Rad High School Art Show, First Friday reception just some of shows opening in Grand Valley
• CMU play part of Holocaust Awareness Week
• Calendar: April 6-12
• Entertainment briefs: April 6-12
• Pond Skimming
• Mojo Car
• Lines West: April 4, 2012
• Mesa County moves
• Transactions for the week of March 19 - 25
• Teacher accused of coming to class intoxicated
• Wind-fed fires unleashed
• Utah dust besmirches Colorado snowpack
• Candidates favor drug tests for people seeking welfare
• Committee split on park status, holding open houses
• City of Rifle still unsure about oil shale stance
• GJ HISTORY: Grand Junction as I remember it
• Classical concert to benefit GJ sister city in El Salvador
• April Community Cinema: Film 'Hell and Back Again' brings war closer to home
• Music for the soul: Shantala to perform sacred music April 15
• Local real estate Q&A: April 6, 2012
• Local Shriners to host free children's health screening
• FENSKE: What state of mind are you in?
• Questioning the commissioner candidates
• Health Briefs: April 6, 2012
• Fiber artists guild keeps ancient tradition alive
• A walk outdoors is good medicine
• Celebrating the life of Tyme Mientka
• Supplements in the news ... Omega-3 oils help with mood
• Message from HOPE: Another busy week meeting needs
• HOFFMAN: Here's hoping for lively local political contests
• TRAVIS KELLY: Digital dementia - our dangerous reliance on internet technologies
• KONOLA: Parenting in a gun-filled world
• SLOAN: Federalism on trial
• Watch out for Tattler Canning Lids
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: April 6, 2012
• Tenants can’t walk through airport gate
• Engineering marvel Unaweep Canyon Hanging Flume to be reconstructed
• Wykert lifts Mesa women’s tennis team past Metro
• Winning ways
• Jussel: Poor score on Wonderlic won’t hurt pro prospect
• Juvenile offender bill goes to governor
• Werman’s goal lifts ‘Cats past Central
• Slump in price of natural gas stalls pipeline plan
• Blotter, April 6, 2012
• Bar dispute, I-70 chase result in fatal stabbing, affidavits say
• Prep soccer score, April 5, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, April 5, 2012
• Adults with no children could qualify for Medicaid
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, April 5, 2012
• Death Notices, April 6, 2012
• Mesa’s senior leadership
• You Saw It Photos –– April 2012
• Chris Hanks gets record win
• Conservative electorate different than just two years ago
• Printed letters, April 6, 2012
• BLM plan update is not cause for leasing delay
• Local Briefs: April 5, 2012
• KAFM NOTES: Musical 'Jeopardy'
• Warrants issued in Delta County animal cruelty case
• Horse neglect on rise
• Dry March saps state snowpack
• Schools shift bothers Fruita council
• Bill allowing video lottery gets initial OK
• Lincoln Park Tower available for party rental
• Briefs, April 5, 2012
• Business survival tips: The North Face founder speaks at CMU event
• Local golf results, April 4, 2012
• Timeout, April 4, 2012
• Sports Briefs, April 4, 2012
• Prep tennis results, April 4, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, April 4, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 4, 2012
• Sick, rotting cattle littered field in Loma
• Death Notices, April 5, 2012
• Juvenile-crime bill advances in Senate
• Blotter, April 5, 2012
• Montrose to have good view of Pro Cycling Challenge
• Tough luck at home for Wildcats
• Teams can begin play April 20 at Suplizio Field
• Mesa County Fair 2012
• Mavericks’ role model Hanks one win from Mesa record
• Like the Duke at Fort Apache, Gessler fights lonely battle
• Printed letters, April 5, 2012
• Speedy gas permits?
• Fruita says ‘No’ to marijuana shops
• ‘Now is the time to address (sage grouse) problems’
• Greater sage grouse’s plight draws reluctant allies
• Commission candidates talk conservation
• On Food: What the devil makes these so eggcellent?
• Palisade OKs sale of town’s property
• Mesa County health rankings decline in ‘12
• Xcel, groups agree to 3-year rate hike
• County seeks sale of seized livestock
• D51 board OKs 2012-13 calendar, later spring break
• Agent: MIT suspect chatted from work
• Concert series founder Tyme Mientka dies
• Interior secretary unveils plan to expedite gas-drilling permits
• BLM extends period for comments on North Fork drilling
• GarCo will continue manager search; Teck passed up
• Death Notices, April 4, 2012
• We now return to our regularly scheduled programming
• Fruita voters reject pot shops
• Effort to save Palisade farms bearing fruit
• Blotter, April 4, 2012
• Rally ‘Cats
• GJ’s defense shuts down Central on soccer field
• Sports in Brief: KidzPlex has six top-10s in Denver
• Central Invitational Results, April 3
• Prep Soccer Results, April 3
• Prep Baseball Results, April 3
• RMAC Baseball Standings, April 3
• RMAC Softball Standings, April 3
• Prep Tennis Results, April 3
• Grand Canyon Invitational Results, April 3
• Elections should not be supervised by partisans
• Obama v. the Court
• Printed letters, April 4, 2012
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Fly-fishing expo not to be missed
• Expo’s behind-the-scene support runs deep, steady
• Wine Openers: Lower grape yields push up wine prices
• Owl Prowl: Sure to be a hoot
• Bones don’t reveal how Birgfeld died
• Israeli flew to GJ for sex with woman, young daughters, affidavit alleges
• Senator hears both sides of gas drilling debate
• University asks city for help on bond issue
• SD51 mulling switch for spring break dates
• Keep federal court in Grand Junction open, Sen. Udall urges
• Holocaust Awareness Weeks begin at CMU
• Ballots due by 7 p.m. Tuesday in municipal elections
• Measure to boost employee training advances in House
• $360,000 state grant to help Mesa County improve bus services
• Death Notices, April 3, 2012
• Berve in 11th at Grand Canyon
• Rifle’s Powell captures invite
• 1 in 6 county workers quitting
• Blotter, April 3, 2012
• Congress stalling wind-power growth, Leitner-Poma officials tell Bennet
• Week in Sports for April 1-7, 2012
• Week’s Photos for April 1- 7, 2012
• Printed letters, April 3, 2012
• Where’s the leadership regarding Colorado’s fiscal problems?
• Don’t downgradecritical drug laws
• Vandals strike campus; no suspects identified
• Legislature will begin debate on $20 billion budget
• Federal court in GJ eyed for closure
• Beeson re-election bid as 9th District DA raises term-limit question
• D51 administrator finalist for two superintendent jobs
• Student Spotlight, April 2, 2012
• Mountain towns banning plastic bags at grocery stores
• Weather forecast: More of the same for next 3 months
• GarCo sewing program makes reusable market totes
• This Week in the Legislature, April 2, 2012
• Death Notices, April 2, 2012
• Blotter, April 2, 2012
• Roling has big plans for season
• Mavericks split series with N.M. Highlands
• Colorado Mesa Lacrosse Result, April 1
• Colorado Mesa softball result, April 1
• Colorado Mesa baseball result, April 1
• The best way to teach math in the 21st century
• It really is a man’s world, and it’s becoming more that way
• District 51 Foundation seeks school support
• Printed letters, April 1, 2012
• Tipton vows fight over ski areas’ water
• Regional forester warns of tense fire season
• West’s voters in poll oppose fracking ban, Club 20 told
• Budget study panelist says Amendment 23, TABOR dangerous
• They said it at Club 20
• Wright is solid choice as Republican nominee in House District 54
• New twist for drivers
• Artist sculpts facial expressions with cheesecloth
• Pet pals
• You Said It, April 1, 2012
• Your Town, April 1, 2012
• Bridge results, April 1, 2012
• Mesa earns DH split with Highlands
• Clutch performer
• Gray gourmet, April 1, 2012
• Orphans choir from Uganda makes music
• Wild pitch lifts Palisade past Windsor
• Sailors too much for Wildcats
• Group: Suicide numbers too high
• Crowd at expo hooked on fly fishing
• Cedaredge’s Williams sets meet records in sprints at own invitational
• Jussel: A great QB can help teams become great
• Blotter, April 1, 2012
• Prep track and field results, March 31, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, March 31, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, March 31, 2012
• Prep tennis results, March 31, 2012
• ‘Breakfast for Dinner’: Try something new and fun
• Prep baseball scores, March 31, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, March 31, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, March 31, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, March 31, 2012
• Conditions delay prescribed burns in western Colo.
• Club 20 seeking ‘timely’ oil shale leasing program
• Rodeo fundraiser to help pay bills of slain Mesa woman
• Redlands Center hoping for some community help
• Ready, set, win
• Tiger tales
• Sports Briefs, March 30, 2012
• Religion Briefs, March 31, 2012
• Good night, sleep tight and don’t let the ... ouch!
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, March 30, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, March 30, 2012
• For The Record, March 31, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, March 30, 2012
• Prep track results, March 30, 2012
• Prep tennis results, March 30, 2012
• Prep lacrosse score, March 30, 2012
• Death Notices, March 31, 2012
• Getting It Right, March 31, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 30, 2012
• Gastric virus making the rounds
• Blotter, March 31, 2012
• Man accused for second time of drug sales
• Homegrown: It’s not easy being a bulb
• West Life: Nothing tops a good seed swap with friends
• Mavericks can’t keep Highlands’ bats quiet
• Star Spangled Tryouts
• Mesa County jobless rate dips in February
• Palisade’s Gunther resigns as coach
• OutFit: Denim jacket
• IN BRIEF: March 30, 2012
• John Denver tribute from the Symphony
• Quick Picks: March 30-April 5
• Center for Independence to have its second Dine in the Blind event
• One-act operas free at CMU
• Transactions for the week of March 12 - 18
• Rural communities waiting on urban amenities to expand
• Local insurer moves ahead on new payment structure
• Tess on the Town: Delta’s gem
• Many activities at Palisade’s Spring Fest
• Calendar: March 30-April 5
• Bradford abandons re-election bid
• Going bike in time: Shop owner recreates 102-mile L’Eroica race
• Lines West: March 30, 2012
• National park subject of open houses
• Mold worries follow Head Start
• Senators seek more comment time for oil, gas leases on 30,000 acres
• School staff reluctant about more cuts
• Fundraiser for historic Redlands Community Center planned
• Food bank awarded large grant for produce dehydrator
• FOOD: Hop on over to Palisade for Springfest
• A Democrat enters county commissioner race
• Why gardening is good for you
• Cooking up business at home
• FENSKE: Free yourself for something better
• County commissioner race narrows
• Yoga West has a 'challenge' for you
• Meet the master gland of metabolism - Mr. Thyroid!
• HOFFMAN: Commissioners need to do something about 'unsightly crap'
• Message from HOPE: Help and hope for battered women
• Photos and memories: Powderhorn wraps up its 2011-12 ski season
• WHO'S NEWS in the Grand Valley business community: March 30, 2012
• SKINNERS: Gov't affords us freedom as we age
• ARMSTRONGS: Drug reform bill favors treatment over felonies
• North of North Avenue: An epicenter for emerging art in the Grand Valley
• VA debuts new surgical center
• Local Briefs: March 30, 2012
• Jazzin' up Roper Ballroom
• GJ HISTORY: Mayor Isaac Newton Bunting - right mayor for the right time in 1906
• JetAway Aviation loses case against Montrose County
• Central’s Sanchez signs with Colorado Mesa
• Blotter, March 30, 2012
• Ex-showgirl built crazy collection of rental cabins
• Briefs, March 30, 2012
• Rise in crime keeps Grand Valley law enforcement busy in 2011
• Death notices, March 30, 2012
• Jim Whiteley hopes to join wife as Western Regional Top Alcohol winner
• Whatever it takes
• World Series tickets on sale April 2
• Prep lacrosse results, March 29, 2012
• ‘Controlled’ burns needed
• Bradford bows out
• Printed letters, March 30, 2012
• Counties join forces to advance oil shale
• Plan advances to slash car-tag late fees
• TABOR timeout, pot-shop issue on Fruita ballot
• Fruita mayoral race: Leadership skills boost his bid for mayor, Moss says
• Fruita mayoral election: City government experience is her edge, Buck says
• Industry urging feds to expedite drilling in North Fork Valley
• Holy Family students raise $10K for St. Jude’s children’s hospital
• Group battles water rights for Utah nuke plant
• Briefs, March 29, 2012
• Walters State tops latest JUCO poll
• Death Notices, March 29, 2012
• Sports in Brief: Grand Gents top Ridge View
• Prep Baseball Results, March 28
• NCBWA Division II Top 25, March 28
• Prep Tennis Results, March 28
• Colorado Mesa Tennis Results, March 28
• Prep Lacrosse Results, March 28
• NJCAA Rankings
• Bill would alter landscape of Colorado’s drug policy
• Coal-lease decision on Elk Creek Mine upheld on appeal
• Man takes plea deal in illegal lion hunts
• Blotter, March 29, 2012
• Mesa men’s, women’s tennis teams beat Hope
• Small goes big
• ‘Cats scratch past Central in tennis dual
• Fruita growth leads to school changes
• OBIT: Phyllis D. Hollingsworth
• Printed letters, March 29, 2012
• Unclear facts of Florida shooting don’t deter political opportunists
• Revenue boost cuts local school anxiety
• DNA test confirms remains are Birgfeld’s
• U.S. 6&50 project shifts east
• Meeker man gets 3 years in hunting buddy’s death
• Split over health law evident at competing rallies
• Brazilian arrested in sex sting waives review by grand jury
• Panel hears competing proposals for Flaming Gorge pipeline
• Methane energy bill clears Senate panel
• USFS needs markets for pine-beetle wood, Tipton told
• Sports Briefs, March 27, 2012
• RMAC Baseball standings, March 27, 2012
• College golf results, March 27, 2012
• RMAC softball standings, March 27, 2012
• Local gymnastics results, March 27, 2012
• Prep baseball score, March 27, 2012
• Prep golf results, March 27, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, March 27, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, March 27, 2012
• Tigers top Wildcats in lacrosse rivalry
• Fruita’s Sinner wins Palisade Invitational
• I-70 road work through canyon will slow travel
• Report: Protection of 3 wildflowers could cost millions in oil, gas impacts
• Waterline work set for Thursday
• Funeral services set for father for ex-Rep. Scott McInnis
• Opponents of health legislation encouraged
• Death notices, March 28, 2012
• Blotter, March 28, 2012
• Getting It Right, March 28, 2012
• Schools schedule stays as is
• Sen. Udall seeks transparency in secret FISA court decisions
• Revamp this exemption
• Printed letters, March 28, 2012
• Senior homeowners get a break
• High court to take up legality of mandate
• Forbes honoree merges talents in energy field
• PBS producer upgrading students’ equipment
• Club 20 meets Saturday
• Boundaries, four-day week on school agenda
• University may raise admission bar
• Health Briefs, March 27, 2012
• Laser skin treatment unique on Western Slope
• DUIs plummet to five-year low over St. Paddy’s weekend in Mesa County, state
• Death Notices, March 27, 2012
• Getting It Right, March 27, 2012
• Public trustee reverses course, says he’s willing to move office
• Bill would expand college program
• Rally against health care law in Grand Junction today (Tuesday)
• Palisade baseball result, March 26
• Fruita Monument Invitational Results, March 26
• Palisade tops Delta at Canyon View Park
• GJ’s Berk headed to CSU for football
• Blotter, March 27, 2012
• Where is the insta-news on important local events?
• Printed letters, March 27, 2012
• Xcel can’t subsidize Boulder experiment
• Late March sizzle is not a sign of what’s to come
• Parachute interchange work to begin today
• Kids Voting to host 5K run as fundraiser
• Constitutionality key focus of Supreme Court’s review
• KAFM NOTES: The black sheep in old time music's family
• Rally against Obamacare planned
• Housing agency eyes more aid for families with schoolchildren
• This Week in the Legislature, March 26, 2012
• Blotter, March 26, 2012
• Death Notices, March 26, 2012
• Student Spotlight, March 26, 2012
• Health law: Is it a cure or a curse?
• 79 degrees breaks record
• Bikers enjoy CMU’s Mad Cow Classic
• Bikers enjoy CMU’s Mad Cow Classic
• CMU tennis results, March 25
• CMU baseball result, March 25
• CMU lacrosse result, March 25
• CMU softball results, March 25
• Pille, Mavs sweep Colorado Christian
• Mesa sweeps Regis at Canyon View Park
• Week’s Photos for March 25-31, 2012
• Week in Sports for March 25-31, 2012
• Energy proposal to promote new, traditional sources
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Memories of Mr. Grand Junction - Gene Taylor
• Question for County Commissioner candidates: Week #7
• Same crap, different day? Do something about it!
• CURT SWIFT: Training Afghan farmers in latest irrigation technologies
• Letter to School District 51 Board of Education
• Local real estate Q&A
• Dreams in dry places: Education for the Colorado Plateau
• Despite troubling international news, civility shines through
• Printed letters, March 25, 2012
• Keep federal building open
• A Supreme test for Affordable Care Act
• The roadless rule debate: assessing impacts and picking sides
• Pugliese swamps District 3 field for Mesa County Commission at convention
• Funds approved for volunteers to help with wild horse efforts
• Mechanical engineer tries hand at selling commercial real estate
• Fork in the roadless: Will Colorado use federal or state-specific rules?
• Cycle excitement
• Mavs can’t stop Kvidera sisters in loss
• Erickson’s surge in 3,200 relay helps Tigers place second
• Police: Doctors wouldn’t sign off on assault case
• Corwin’s single lifts Mavs to win over Regis
• Wildcats rally from 5-0 deficit vs. Cortez
• Former pro football player talks of his days on the field
• Mavs split DH with Colorado Christian
• Li, Kuosman lift Fairview to team title in invitational
• Pet might let you know when it’s time with its eyes
• Biz Buzz — March 25, 2012
• Prep tennis results, March 24, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, March 24
• Prep track results, March 24, 2012
• Prep swimming results, March 24, 2012
• Death notices, March 25, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, March 24, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 24, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, March 24, 2012
• Gray Gourmet, March 25, 2012
• Problem spot? Check your soil before planting
• Now is perfect time to prep for summer gardening
• Dine together to 'eat well'
• Fact or fiction? A good story often trumps the truth
• Religious Briefs, March 24, 2012
• Gun-rights advocateto speak in GJ tonight
• Local Briefs, March 24, 2012
• Only the lonely
• Drilling proposed near Paonia Reservoir
• Candidate for Congress here today
• Morris’ win a boon for Powderhorn racing club
• Can’t get the breaks
• Chassee’s hat trick lifts Fruita to win
• Selling Town Hall up to voters
• Prep baseball scores, March 23, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, March 23, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, March 23, 2012
• Prep tennis results, March 23, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse score, March 23, 2012
• College tennis results, March 23, 2012
• Man pleads guilty to stealing $130,000 from former lumber firm
• Shooter mistakes mohawk for fowl, runs afoul of the law
• Condition much improved for veterans medical center
• Snell settles down, pitches Mavs to win
• Mavericks pepper Lindenwood with shots in close win
• Record high temperature is recorded
• TRAVIS KELLY: Apocalyptic anxiety - The last myth
• HOFFMAN: Random thoughts on the energy industry
• KONOLA: Budget proposal wars: Obama vs. Rep. Ryan
• SLOAN: Ryan budget plan shows wisdom
• Blotter, March 24, 2012
• Nearly a fifth of school out sick
• Death Notices, March 24, 2012
• Tess on the Town: Strayhorn well worth drive to Loma
• Film Festival moves to CMU
• CMU student art to be in 2 exhibits
• Theater Project to perform ‘Footloose’
• On the Goe: Catch a piece of music history when Raekwon comes to town
• Portrait Gallery: David Rowe
• Quick Picks, March 23-29
• Centennial Band show tribute to past
• Let the (‘Hunger) Games’ begin
• Calendar, March 23-29
• Lines West: March 23, 2012
• 2012 Behind the Lens Reader Submissions
• Transactions for week of March 5 - 11, 2012
• Realtor news
• Relocation key for companies?
• Cycling race returns to downtown GJ
• Colorado adults ace health rankings
• Feds to work with Colorado on roadless measures
• Fans of novel hunger for taste of dark movie
• Trooper’s trial delayed
• Regular David Letterman guest comedian coming to GJ
• 'The Man Who Quit Money' author to speak at library
• Remembering my 'other' brother ... Gene Taylor
• Recognizing super senior volunteers
• Community leaders recognized by Human Services Council
• Film shows impact of uranium mining on Navajo land
• Libertarian enters race for House District 55
• North Fork group to appeal oil auction of 30,000 acres
• Young Republican excited about shaping choices for voters
• New single-track trail opens
• Western Slope Invite provides teams with an early season test
• Prep tennis results, March 22, 2012
• Prep lacrosse score, March 22, 2012
• Prep soccer score, March 22, 2012
• ‘Dogs get defensive
• Fruita’s Wiley, Church make college picks
• Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Show rolled into town in 1908
• Apartment fire casualty-free thanks to tenant
• Death notices, March 23, 2012
• Joy of playing
• Courthouse considered for closure
• Blotter, March 23, 2012
• Printed letters, March 23, 2012
• GOP delegates should seek candidates like Meis and Rowland
• Lacking horse sense and compassion
• Denver Post pulls back
• Woman on tracks wore earbuds, didn’t react to train
• Rifle man held in fatal crash near De Beque
• Hantavirus case near Mesa County line reported
• Council loosens rules on umbrellas with ads
• CMU to build more student housing
• Bipartisan effort launched to ease drug-addiction penalties
• Group to protest provision in Affordable Care Act
• Briefs, March 22, 2012
• Facebook threat targeted GJ police, preschool
• Problems mount for Delta County couple after horse dies
• Bebb-Jones headed to trial in death of wife
• Getting It Right, March 22, 2012
• Blotter, March 22, 2012
• Death notices, March 22, 2012
• New Mavs coach Martin preaches finishing at practice
• Calming down
• Swander’s hat trick lifts GJ past Fruita
• Sports in Brief: Outlaws place five in top four in Denver
• Local golf results, March 21, 2012
• Prep soccer score, March 21, 2012
• Timeout, March 21, 2012
• Green energy projects keep blowing taxpayers’ money away
• Printed letters, March 22, 2012
• Welcome back, Eckert
• Unsaintly Saints receive more than a wrist slap
• Mustache March
• Casting about: Writer, angler to speak of his fishing adventures
• Forecaster: When Lake Powell warms, fishing will be fine
• Get on board: Boating safety courses scheduled
• A good pie crust is a culinary milestone
• On Food: Strawberries and asparagus, yes, it’s spring
• Murder charges filed against brothers in death at Clifton mobile home park
• Rock Jam says Motley Crue, KISS part of lineup
• Program prepares first engineers
• Funeral for Taylor set for Monday
• Debate begins over new fracking study
• RMAC Softball Standings, March 20
• RMAC Baseball Standings, March 20
• NCBWA Top 25, March 20
• Prep Tennis Results, March 20
• Mustang Intercollegiate Results, March 20
• Prep Lacrosse results, March 20
• Bill to ban false election notices is killed
• Five-goal outburst lifts Fruita past Junction
• Sports in Brief: Mesa teams place third in Mustang
• Bringing museums to life
• Winter leaves Grand Valley high and dry
• Blotter, March 21, 2012
• CMC offers digital media program
• Companies cited for support of citizen soldiers
• Death notices, March 21, 2012
• Lincoln Park Sports Complex upgrade
• WOW! - Kiss and Motley Crue to headline Rock Jam
• Of fences and flights
• Dismantling Medicare won’t fix America’s broken health care system
• Printed letters, March 21, 2012
• Fracking study warns of air pollution threat
• State revenue forecast improves
• Airport Authority adopts new policies
• High Country Orchards can host weddings
• Coloradans weigh in on health insurance exchange
• State trustees to pay fine for violation of ethics law
• Delay of game at Capitol: Talk is about newest Bronco Manning
• GarCo fears drilling impacts from sage-grouse proposal
• Blotter, March 20, 2012
• Death Notices, March 20, 2012
• Train fatality ID’d as Silt woman
• What will become of Tim Tebow? It’s a hot debate in Grand Junction
• Get ready for more twists and turns in Denver
• Elway to Manning: A Superbowl pass?
• Gene Taylor was truly an ‘icon,’ as well as a sporting-good legend
• Printed letters, March 20, 2012
• D51 students compete at state speech tournament
• 1 killed, 2 hurt in fiery crash
• Man accused of break-in, assault of woman
• State extends off-road enforcement program
• Effort takes wing to preserve sage grouse
• Powderhorn selling Steamboat package with 2012-13 offerings
• 20 apply for Delta Schools top job
• Repair under way at troubled Meeker school
• This Week in the Legislature, March 19, 2012
• Blotter, March 19, 2012
• Student Spotlight, March 19, 2012
• State earns D+, a barely passing grade, in ethics
• State program could help city revitalize area
• Death Notices, March 19, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball boxscores, March 18
• Colorado Mesa baseball boxscore, March 18
• Carpenter, Kaiser lift Mavs to victory
• Sports in Brief: Eggleston wins local marathon
• Mavericks score 26 runs in sweep
• Week’s Photos for March 12-18, 2012
• Week in Sports for March 12-18, 2012
• Gray Gourmet, March 18, 2012
• Weekly Planner, March 18, 2012
• Getting to the facts: How do we know what to believe?
• Printed letters, March 18, 2012
• Some juveniles deserve to be charged as adults
• Transportation troubles
• Best of Bridge, March 18, 2012
• Your Town: March 18, 2012
• Pet’s diet no simple matter
• General aviators want airport hangars to remain accessible
• Area officials on the airport controversy
• Grand Junction Regional Airport: Management travel necessary, officials of other airports say
• Airport board finds just two reviews for Tippetts
• Tippetts’ expenses under scrutiny
• Mavs pile on runs in rout of Mines
• Grand Junction soccer star foreshadowed goals in book
• Baldwin leads Tigers to pair of wins in Arizona
• Learn finer points of wild turkey hunting
• Ski resorts setting good example for other industries
• Mavericks’ bats come alive for softball DH split
• GET ON THE LIST: Take a sage grouse tour
• 80 years and a mountain of cabbage
• Finding a niche
• It’s warm! It’s freezing! Are you game for spring?
• Border security just around the corner
• Book notes, March 18, 2012
• Critics call for firing; board backs director
• GPS was working before slaying in Mesa, county says
• Prep baseball scores, March 17, 2012
• Bill eliminates $50,000 bond for tow firms
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, March 17, 2012
• Fence still doesn’t fly at airport
• For the Record, March 17, 2012
• Religion Briefs, March 17, 2012
• West Life: E-waste, a different kind of trash
• Homegrown: Prepare for rose pruning in April
• Taylor made dreams come true for young athletes
• GJ icon Gene Taylor dies
• Local Briefs, March 17, 2012
• Cops called to protest of Planned Parenthood
• Mortgage money to help homeowners
• State challenges panel over uranium mill license
• Mavericks fall apart
• Blotter, March 17, 2012
• Health care fraud results in 4-year prison sentence
• BLM OKs 159-acre addition to Oxbow coal mining lease
• Sports Briefs, March 16, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, March 16, 2012
• Prep tennis score, March 16, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 16, 2012
• Death Notices, March 17, 2012
• Davis the pack leader for ‘Dogs
• Portrait 2 for 2012
• Wine Openers: Introduce yourself to cognac
• Take up this Ski Challenge for a good cause
• Tours offer unique opportunity to see sage grouse dance
• Tess on the Town: Girl Scouts cookie challenge
• Entertainment briefs, March 16-22
• CMU Wind Symphony planning night of contemporary music
• Bringing bands to Mesa Theater
• Triple Played: 1962 one to remember in music
• Powderhorn wants jumping dummies
• OutFit: Carry-all
• Music scene: March 16-22
• Lines West: March 16, 2012
• Show time: Group bringing 4 Broadway plays to Avalon Theatre
• Quick picks; March 16-22
• Tired all the time? Could be adrenal fatigue
• FENSKE: You are never alone in this world
• Want something new in your life? Try wheat berries
• When spring fever becomes spring sneezing
• Your chance to win an iPad is a survey away
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: More Three Sisters stories, by all Meens
• KAFM's Spring Member Drive kicks off March 30
• Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to Grand Junction
• Question for County Commissioner candidates: Week #6
• Professional gardener 'one with nature'
• New alliance forms for the sake of the trails
• Local Briefs: March 16, 2012
• Edesia knows good food
• Happy trails, Clarence!
• ARMSTRONGS: How the left paints the right as anti-woman
• GJ woman to attend 'Superbowl' of baking contests
• Getting to the root of parsnips
• New Community Supported Agriculture farm crops up in Palisade
• WILD ABOUT BIRDS: Nesting habits of your favorite birds
• CITY VIEWS: Setting the stage at the Avalon
• Central gets shutout of Texas team in Arizona
• Mavericks split softball DH with Fort Lewis
• College softball scores, March 15, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 15, 2012
• College lacrosse results, March 15, 2012
• Ex-Kia dealer suspected of embezzling
• Cross-country cyclists got the royal treatment
• Ex-district attorney Serra denied parole
• Local Briefs, March 16, 2012
• Bebb-Jones hearing will require third day
• Junction cops target ‘rear-end’ crashes
• Investigators recover pound of meth, arrest two
• Research: Pine beetlesbreeding twice as fast
• School resource officer agreement disappoints immigration activists
• Wastewater rules will cost billions, opponents argue
• IRS to auction property from woodworking shop
• Death notices, March 16, 2012
• Blotter, March 16, 2012
• Falling like a rock
• Do-it-all Demello
• Homes sold Feb. 27 - March 4, 2012
• Printed letters, March 16, 2012
• Gov. Christie and Colorado representative refuse to back down to incivil bullies
• Ballot legislation is a sensible compromise
• Natural Stone Flooring
• Success with planting trees starts and ends with the roots
• Reinventing the Northeast
• Twenty-five District 51 students qualify for state speech tournament
• Price tag rising for Palisade fire station
• Oil shale cut from transportation bill
• State Senate panel approves inspection of ballots
• Panel clears Bradford bill that would head off problems with mineral lease payments
• Federal agency faults Piñon Ridge licensing
• More than just muscles
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, March 14, 2012
• Prep soccer scores, March 14, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 14, 2012
• JUCO poll, March 14, 2012
• Timeout, March 14, 2012
• Blotter, March 15, 2012
• County tops state rate of foreclosures
• Death notices, March 15, 2012
• Louisburg tops latest JUCO poll
• Lera places 13th at diving championships
• Ron Paul supporters may be noisy, but they share the GOP objective
• Printed Letters, March 15, 2012
• Sunshine Week clouds
• Mavs unveil a new logo
• 2012 forecast as Year of Big Fish at Lake Powell
• Bill would let counties scrap trustees’ offices
• Monument road to close for rock removal Thursday
• Candidate’s views cited in national publication
• Garfield County district shortens school week
• CMC eyes land for future Rifle campus growth
• Sports Briefs, March 13, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, March 13, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse results, March 13, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, March 13, 2012
• Schmalz resigns as Fruita’s girls basketball coach
• Death Notices, March 14, 2012
• Blotter, March 14, 2012
• Mesa County Connection News - March 9, 2012
• City Hall is upgraded
• Mavericks turn heads heading into nationals
• Colorado Mesa splits doubleheader with Dixie State
• Local unemployment rate 9.6 percent in January
• Marriage equality is better for state than civil unions
• Printed letters, March 14, 2012
• Frack attacks are clearly off target
• We Make It Here: Scott Fly Rod
• Health Briefs, March 13, 2012
• Birgfeld’s bones to be examined by specialist
• Turnout good for oil shale meeting
• Death Notices, March 13, 2012
• Garfield Re-2 School District to consider 4-day week
• Suspect’s driving imperils vehicles during pursuit
• Rock group Primus to perform June 20 in Grand Junction
• Measure targets water treatment rule
• Wright to officially announce challenge for Bradford’s seat
• Blotter, March 13, 2012
• Colorado Mountain College students face another tuition hike
• Eckstrand’s perspective will be missed on oil shale development
• Printed letters, March 13, 2012
• Preventable deaths
• Student Spotlight, March 12, 2012
• This Week in the Legislature
• Week in Sports for March 11-17, 2012
• Colorado Mesa Softball Results, Sunday, March 11
• Colorado Mesa Baseball Results, Sunday, March 11
• Mesa’s Maihi making big impact in softball
• Mavs fall in series finale to Pueblo
• Colorado Mesa Lacrosse Results, Sunday, March 11
• Week’s Photos for March 11-17, 2012
• Student Spotlight, March 12, 2012
• Death Notices, March 12, 2012
• Robot shoots hoops
• Stalking suspect found in brush
• Two jailed in forgery, meth case
• Blotter, March 12, 2012
• Printed letters, March 11, 2012
• Accountability absent for public trustees
• Debtor nation
• It’s your digital legacy and virtual wealth. Or is it?
• Proposed state regulations will be costly, unnecessary for West Slope
• Natural gas liquids help keep local drilling afloat
• For the Record, March 11, 2012
• Commercial real estate regaining life in valley
• Legislature at halfway mark, mostly focused on job creation
• Williams to spend $150M to boost gas liquids recovery
• Religion Briefs, March 11, 2012
• The bare truth about the teddy bear
• Watching the clock
• Adjust your pet’s diet to get them to a healthy weight
• Sun to shine on Sue, her bonnet
• Death notices, March 11. 2012
• You Said It, March 11, 2012
• Blotter, March 11, 2012
• Man suspected in Fruita liquor-store heist
• Palisade High becomes destination for ImagiNation
• Focus of drilling lawsuit changes
• Petersen places 7th, Granard 8th for Mavs
• Biz Buzz, March 11, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, March 10, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 10, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, March 10, 2012
• Olathe Pirates fall to Machebeuf in Class 3A fifth-place game
• Montrose wins SWL Relay Meet at El Pomar
• Prep swimming results, March 10, 2012
• Prep soccer score, March 10, 2012
• Homegrown: How much to compact new garden soil?
• Stepping stone for Mavericks
• Lutheran’s press gives Paonia fits in loss
• Mavs score pair in ninth to top T-Wolves
• Defense lifts Plateau Valley past Stratton
• Unorthodox win
• Boys prep basketball scores, March 9, 2012
• Olathe uses 2nd-half run to top Huskies
• Girls prep basketball scores, March 9, 2012
• Prep tennis results, March 9, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, March 9, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 9, 2012
• Blotter, March 10, 2012
• First Democrat enters Mesa County commissioner race
• Photos out of suspects in slaying
• Garfield County fires two officials
• High court: Wiretap in drug case was proper
• Central figure in Exxon’s ‘Black Sunday’ aftermath dies at age 71
• Three cleared in failure to report school concerns
• Lochmiller behind bars
• Are you going green for St. Patrick’s Day? Try these messy, fizzy, fiery experiments
• Local Briefs, March 10, 2012
• Retired FBI agent Moss recognized for helping with Ponzi investigation
• Death Notices, March 10, 2012
• Fruita student’s film on religion places third in C-SPAN contest
• Call off the hounds. Bathroom remodel is almost complete
• Homes sold for the week of Feb. 20-26, 2012
• Realtor news for March 11, 2011
• WANTED: Good housing inventory
• GJ singer moving on after ‘The Voice’ non-appearance
• Portrait gallery: Kay Crane
• Tess on the Town: Kitchen gadgets
• In brief: March 9-16
• Ironwood Clarinet Trio performs at CMU
• Quick picks: March 9-16
• Music scene: March 9-16
• Art Students League taking new members
• Lines west: March 9
• Paige Birgfeld’s ‘cheffer’ friends share pain of loss
• Oil, gas panel revokes blacklisting of executive
• Monument bike race rejected once again
• Scenic may be safe if boundaries change
• Fruita cop plans to challenge Rep. Bradford
• Forest Service authorizes restricted alabaster mine
• Suspect arrested after crime spree
• Movie chronicles 'Where Soldiers Come From'
• GUEST COLUMN: In memory of a warrior
• Ski challenge fundraiser tests your 'endurance'
• Stop resisting and start accepting
• Local Briefs: March 9, 2012
• 'Nature Cure' - an alternative to medicine
• Local Real Estate Q&A
• 'Greatest outdoor classroom in the valley'
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Honoring the Three Sisters
• CURT SWIFT: Taking the teachings on the road again
• KAFM NOTES: The language of suicide
• Happy Birthday, Girl Scouts!
• Question for County Commissioner candidates: Week #5
• Breaking the sugar habit
• Free screenings of documentary "Revenge of the Electric Car"
• Get swept away by the Rebelution
• SLOAN: Obama and his failed reset
• LETTER: Where are the facts?
• A taste of Kenyan acrobatics comes to GJ
• BIZWATCH: Praxis East Olympic Weightlifting Center
• PLAY BALL!
• Pursuing Manning makes sense for Broncos
• Carsten leads Paonia girls into 2A semifinals
• Comeback falls short for Olathe girls
• Three-time defending champs too much for Plateau Valley
• Opening nerves
• Sports Briefs, March 8, 2012
• Palisade promotes Tafel to be boys hoops coach
• Prep girls basketball scores, March 8, 2012
• Prep boys basketball scores, March 8, 2012
• Prep baseball scores, March 8, 2012
• Prep lacrosse scores, March 8, 2012
• Local skiing results, March 8, 2012
• Prep soccer score, March 8, 2012
• Prep tennis results, March 8, 2012
• Father struggles to cope after remains of Paige Birgfeld found
• Fuel spill will close I-70 lanes for 4 days
• Udall presses officials on beetle kill issues
• Female engineer broke tunnel taboo in 1972
• Both sides wary of North Fork drilling report
• Panel OKs fee increase on upper Colorado River
• Coram bill includes steep price tag
• Death notices, March 9, 2012
• George Will and Rush Limbaugh are Obama’s unwitting allies
• Printed letters, March 9, 2012
• Birgfeld saga moves closer to conclusion
• Get healthy, Grand Valley!
• Spreading peace and joy through music
• Doubleheader downer
• Plateau Valley ready for run in state tournament
• Sports Briefs, March 7, 2012
• Prep basketball tv schedule, March 7, 2012
• Local golf results, March 7, 2012
• CHSAA All-Academic teams, March 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, March 7, 2012
• Timeout, March 7, 2012
• Airport accountability put before county commission candidates
• Stop ceding land for oil shale, group says
• Grand Junction City Council approves architectural fees for Avalon work
• House OKs Tipton bill expanding hydropower
• ‘Long journey’ ends with discovery of Paige Birgfeld’s body
• Grand Junction driver dies in rollover
• Gas leases would not harm North Fork Valley, BLM says
• Statewide flag rite will honor Air Force officer
• Court lets personhood backers gather signatures
• County trustee Brown reluctant to move office
• Blotter, March 8, 2012
• New law to boost counties’ income
• Meet Paco: Colorado Mesa’s unique heavyweight wrestler
• O’Boyle ready for new job with Mavs
• Death Notices, March 8, 2012
• The Fisher Towers
• Printed letters, March 8, 2012
• Guns and businesses, guns and women and guns at the university
• Fired with desire to correct problems
• History revisited
• Mesa Meltdown the finale to Nordic Council’s race season
• Online hunting license application: timely, fewer errors
• Trouble shooting: Youth late-season hunt changes limit pressure on elk
• On Food: Recipes for springtime
• Obama supporter sets caucus tone
• D51 moves to cut drug expulsions with counseling
• Prosecutors: Send Lochmiller to prison
• Report cites flaws in attack on White Hall fire
• Flu season either mild or late to arrive this year
• Staying focused
• Middleton, Olathe bring 20-game win streak into 3A Great Eight
• Hanging up his whistle
• Skeletal remains found north of Delta
• Fallen conquistadors: Remnants suggest Spaniards died at fort
• Vote today on measure to speed approval for hydropower projects
• Blotter, March 7, 2012
• Palisade race draws competition
• Briefs, March 7, 2012
• Death Notices, March 7, 2012
• Colorado Mesa lacrosse results, March 6
• Students get bird’s-eye view of Western Slope
• RMAC Softball Standings, March 6
• Southwestern League All Conference Basketball Teams
• RMAC Baseball Standings, March 6
• Sports in Brief: Snell selected pitcher of the week
• Tigers’ Derrieux earns SWL Player of Year award
• Dog sledding in Aspen
• Mavs’ loss to Le Moyne a learning experience
• OBIT: Kyle John Akers
• OBIT: James H. Matthews
• Printed letters, March 7, 2012
• Continued vigilance needed on child abuse
• Rush Limbaugh’s inappropriate language was anything but a fluke
• High-flying concession
• Budget talk pulls crowd of about 30
• Hospital moves ahead with plans for new building
• Mesa County applies for trail funds to link Junction to Loma
• Avalon renovations may start in fall
• Democrats to gather in caucuses tonight
• GarCo drilling sluggish so far
• Investments in bonds approved by House
• BLM will reseed land burnt by Cosgrove Fire
• Mesa County ranks high in child abuse deaths, low in premature births
• Health Briefs, March 6, 2012
• Bond set for two suspects in slaying
• Death Notices, March 6, 2012
• Soutwestern League All-Conference Boys team
• Prep Notebook: Derrieux, Bridges to play game in Denver
• Mavericks face tough team today in lacrosse
• Shortened District 51 schedule a real possibility
• Blotter, March 6, 2012
• Week in Sports for March 4, 2012 to March 10
• Crossing the line proves difficult when dealing with energy issues
• Fiscal literacy needed
• Chris 'Wicked Game' Isaak in concert March 10
• Environmental consulting firm will triple size of headquarters
• 9-year-old plans to ‘grow up’ after long battle with cancer
• Redvale teen killed in avalanche near Moab
• Organization emerges for Arches, Canyonlands parks
• Collbran woman accused of fraud in arrest at check-cashing business
• ‘The House’ to shelter homeless teens
• Student Spotlight, March 5, 2012
• Democrat Robinson to challenge Scott for new House seat in Grand Junction
• Driller proposes disposal of treated water in creek
• This Week in the Legislature, March 5, 2012
• Blotter, March 5, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball results, March 4
• Central Regional Parirings, March 4
• Colorado Mesa baseball results, March 4
• Week’s Photos for March 4-10, 2012
• Orediggers earn top seed in Central Region
• Top-ranked Eagles ready for Del Norte
• The Point homeless camp is cleaned-up
• Mesa baseball team wins RMAC series
• Loss of the joint bus facility resulted from leadership failure
• The myths and facts about drug treatment in Mesa County
• Despite their purchasing practices, the poor have many innovative ideas
• Afghanistan unraveling
• Los Lonely Boys in concert March 8 at Mesa Theater
• Group plans to offer more scholarships
• Authorities link resurgence of heroin in Grand Valley to prescription drug abuse
• Drillers hit North Fork resistance to leases
• Eagles soar back to state
• Travel expert Rick Steves talks about PBS, becoming a ‘temporary local’
• Mavs’ season ends in Pueblo
• Biz Buzz, March 4, 2012
• Happy 100th birthday, Oreo (Mmmm. Crumbs)
• Quilt block challenges not for chickens
• Solid pitching helps Mavs sweep Metro
• You Said It, March 4, 2012
• Experience key in Lutheran’s upset of Meeker in Class 2A regional final
• Colorado Mesa baseball scores, March 3, 2012
• Tait’s 15 points helps Olathe girls move into final 8 in 3A
• Prep basketball scores, March 3, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball scores, March 3, 2012
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, March 3, 2012
• Fruita author gains readers
• Book notes, March 4, 2012
• Homeless camp disassembled for railway work
• Colorado Mesa women’s lacrosse score, March 3, 2012
• Backpacks stocked with kid fuel
• Clifton brothers held in slaying
• Heroin spike prompts changes
• Gray Gourmet, March 4, 2012
• Business Briefcase, March 4, 2012
• Weekly Planner, March 4, 2012
• Death Notices, March 4, 2012
• A building block
• Athletes test skills at Western Rockies Sports Combine
• Homegrown: Pre-emergent selection must meet garden needs
• West Life: Brief spring weather triggers weed anxiety
• For the Record, March 2, 2012
• Religion Briefs, March 3, 2012
• Just your average Joe? Nothing wrong with that
• Prep Boys Boxscores, March 3
• RMAC Shootout Glance, March 3
• Colorado Mesa boxscore, March 3
• Prep Girls Boxscores, March 3
• Palisade’s Krueger top A.D. in Colorado
• Bill would allow sale of food items made in homes
• Stabbing victim remembered as ‘true friend’
• City Market spot draws grocer’s eye
• Man accused of illegal lion hunts
• Database would list small Colorado businesses
• Fruita plans Otto statue near turnoff to monument
• Tipton’s campaign stop in Avon raises legal questions
• Run-and-gun offense lifts Eagles into 2A regional final
• Visualizing a victory
• Melillo lifts Mavs into RMAC finals
• Ramunno to be volunteer assistant at Palisade in fall
• Printed letters, March 4, 2012
• Death Notices, March 3, 2012
• Blotter, March 3, 2012
• BMX thrives in the Grand Valley
• When it comes to high school sports, this team would rather be RIDIN’
• Dance off
• Tess on the Town: Paonia dairy
• Triple Played: Lovett release, Clark tribute
• OutFit: High and low
• First Friday Art event adds fashion element
• Cello quartet to play in Delta
• Violinist Wang, GJ symphony to perform
• Music Scene: March 2-8
• In Brief: March 2
• SOUND CHECK: Remember When
• QUICK PICKS, March 2-8
• Lines West: March 2
• Bluebird skiing can’t compete with spreading compost
• Family-friendly Fruita
• Snowpack almost 80 percent of normal, but more needed
• Land swap, potential drilling cause for North Fork uproar
• Vineyard owner files to challenge Bradford
• Deputies mum on case of man found dead
• Shell begins first project on federal shale research lease in Rio Blanco County
• Tosh in town April 26 at the Avalon
• Downtown businesses team up for fashion show
• Symphony to perform winning composition by local middle-schooler
• Local Briefs: March 2, 2012
• GJ teen stages first West Slope sports combine
• Give a child the gift of music
• Free Press reporter nabs two writing awards
• Organic farm in Pea Green begins third year offering CSA
• Addiction is a brain imbalance - Not a choice
• Question for the Commissioner Candidates: Week 4
• Nutrition for a healthy heart
• Main St. Community Garden preparing for new season
• HOFFMAN: Consultants overused by Colo. public schools
• Clifton Elem. shows more progress than any other Colo. turnaround school
• ARMSTRONGS: Suit seeks to Lobato-mize Colorado's Constitution
• SKINNERS: Reeking of entitlement
• Tchaikovsky's 'Symphony No. 6' - A 'Pathetique' excuse for a title?
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: The local headlines of yesteryear
• Your Country Jam 2012 update: March 2, 2012
• Famous travel expert to give presentation March 6
• Mavs refuse to give up
• Sports Briefs, March 1, 2012
• Getting It Right, March 2, 2012
• Blotter, March 2, 2012
• Brazilian arrested in cyber sex sting
• March roars into Grand Valley
• Grand Junction’s earliest veteran laid to rest on Presidents Day
• Death Notices, March 2, 2012
• You Saw It Photos –– March 2012
• Enough with presidential primaries and the idea Islam is about peace
• Legislature displays tin ear on expenses
• Opening lines: Fish biting at Lake Powell
• Make bear hunting more bearable with seminar
• GJ man skiing for spot on Paralympic team
• Powderhorn Telefest is Saturday
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 29, 2012
• A story to tell
• Olathe girls riding long win streak as state begins
• Timeout, Feb. 29, 2012
• RMAC Softball standings, Feb. 29, 2012
• RMAC Baseball standings, Feb. 29, 2012
• GJ museum official heads to Mexico for rock art study
• Hickenlooper wants new panel to resolve standoff on drilling regs
• Plan ignores energy, legislators tell BLM
• Man, 19, charged in stabbing death at Montrose party
• Briefs, March 1, 2012
• Senate OKs bill to give rural legislators a raise
• Judge mostly backs ruling on uranium leases
• Collection begins for popular prom-dress giveaway program
• So, WTF? $2 million for Fruita?
• Death Notices, March 1, 2012
• Firm buys uranium company, Wyoming mine
• Homeless coalition to clean The Point
• Blotter, March 1, 2012
• Mavs’ visit to Chipeta Elementary makes kids’ day
• Strip clubs to casinos: Payments for welfare may cause mental duress
• Printed letters, March 1, 2012
• Affirmative action once more in court
• Local gymnastics results, Feb. 28, 2012
• All-RMAC basketball teams, Feb. 28, 2012
• Colorado Mesa basketball scores, Feb. 28, 2012
• Boys prep basketball score, Feb. 28, 2012
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 28, 2012
• Palisade’s Steve Phillips proud to retire again
• Columbine too strong for Fruita in Sweet 16
• Mavericks top Metro in Denver
• Mesa women fall on road to Roadrunners in RMAC Shootout
• 40-day prayer vigil targets Planned Parenthood clinic
• Briefs, Feb. 29, 2012
• Marijuana question squeezes onto ballot
• Getting It Right, Feb. 29, 2012
• Mill tailings cleanup near Moab is one-third complete
• Minor cable TV disruptions blamed on position of sun
• Wine lovers can celebrate like Romans
• Glenwood Caverns plans more rides, smaller lines
• Blotter, Feb. 29, 2012
• Chevron could transfer oil-shale lease
• Expanded service eyed for Grand Valley Transit system
• Lawmakers advance pay boost to cover rural travel expenses
• House OKs bill allowing industry input
• Shoppers: City Market making a ‘grave mistake’
• Lieutenant governor encourages students to read, dream big
• Public involvement needed for all major land-use decisions
• Printed letters, Feb. 29, 2012
• Utah’s latest Sagebrush Rebellion
• Family Connections March 2012
• Death Notices, Feb. 28, 2012
• GarCo blocks asphalt plant
• Lochmiller wants lighter sentence
• Online tool locates Democrat caucuses
• Police Blotter, Feb. 28, 2012
• Prescribed burn on Grand Mesa to decrease debris
• City Market to sponsor meeting tonight on closure at First and Orchard
• Outlaws shine at meet in Denver
• Fruita feeling good heading into Sweet 16
• Maverick women making most of chances in RMAC Shootout
• Chevron halting oil shale effort
• Udall to test communities’ reaction to more wilderness
• King’s pot DUI bill OK’d by panel
• Shotgun near bodies in Montrose yard
• Maverick men hoping to solve frustration in RMAC Shootout
• Holy Family names new principal
• The ‘truth’ about budgets is not easy for most of us to accept
• Printed letters, Feb. 28, 2012
• Politics of controversial pipeline plan revived
• D51 to host additional community budget forum
• Getting It Right, Feb. 28, 2012
• Art Center to open three major exhibits March 2
• Organization honors ErkenBrack as a Father of the Year
• 2 Fruita council members vying for mayor’s position
• Bill would eliminate 10 public trustee posts
• Rep. Scott’s move to Redlands satisfies rules for candidacy
• This Week in the Legislature, Feb. 27, 2012
• Student Spotlight, Feb. 27, 2012
• Blotter, Feb. 27, 2012
• 2 found dead in Montrose
• Week in Sports for Feb. 26 - March 3, 2012
• Week’s Photos for Feb. 26 - March 3, 2012
• Mesa lands five at wrestling nationals
• Colorado Mesa softball results, Sunday, Feb. 26
• Mavericks earn 4-game sweep of CSU-Pueblo
• Season ticket holders enjoy selection process for Grand Junction Rockies
• Rifle will face Pinnacle in 3A
• Students perform mental callisthenics
• Reporters run risks believing politicians will stick to the script
• Legislation needed for driving while under influence of pot
• Energy firm president defends leasing action
• Allow more land for oil shale research
• Printed letters, Feb. 26, 2012
• Mesa County’s drug treatment programs don’t meet current standards
• School District 51 receives emails, phone calls over choir flap
• Editor Marfitano cited for passion, leadership
• Sentinel takes Colorado Press Association top prize
• Zen Chic style: an apt app for relaxation
• Gray Gourmet, Feb. 26, 2012
• Best of Bridge, Feb. 26, 2012
• Religion Briefs, Feb. 26, 2012
• Pridham’s three goals help Mesa shake jitters in win
• Your Town, Feb. 26, 2012
• Weekly Planner, Feb. 26, 2012
• Don’t wait too long to pick beans
• Traffic Alert, Feb. 26, 2012
• Sustainable Roots lends hand with greenhouses, English
• No sitting tight for 2 owners
• Drawn by design
• Area forests supervisor heads to D.C.
• Book notes, Feb. 26, 2012
• Viticulture association selects new director
• Health professions care about needy and prove it at Good Samaritan clinic
• Mavs’ road woes continue with latest loss to Skyhawks
• Hot-shooting Ft. Lewis routs Mesa women
• Tigers tamed
• You Said It, Feb. 26, 2012
• SLOAN: The new politics of birth control
• Boards couldn’t hold secret votes on vacancies, if proposal is approved
• Daily Sentinel staffers win 18 awards
• Concerns remain about gym competition in Fruita
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 24, 2012
• Rifle girls earn title date with Olathe in 3A district tourney
• Sales of Cafe Justo help coffee growers, migrant sheepherders
• Energy group honors ‘Pioneer of the Piceance’
• Verdict worth $1.67 million in malpractice
• Bridges’ last-second layup lifts Wildcats to win in 5A playoffs
• Police Blotter, Feb. 25, 2012
• Gunther’s big game not enough for Palisade
• Fire evacuation plans crucial, official says
• Getting It Right, Feb. 25, 2012
• Mavs need a win to host first round playoff game
• Girls prep basketball scores, Feb. 24, 2012
• Boys prep basketball scores, Feb. 24, 2012
• Colorado Mesa basketball boxes, Feb. 24, 2012
• Colorado Mesa women’s lacrosse score, Feb. 24, 2012
• ‘Gilded economy’ needs energy, congressman says
• Legislators keen on more expense money, not ‘pay raise’
• Father of slaying victim testifies at hearing
• Natural gas for big rigs?
• How do you spell sound wave experiments? J-E-L-L-O
• For The Record, Feb. 25, 2012
• Death Notices, Feb. 25, 2012
• Mavericks earn berth to RMAC tourney
• Colorado Mesa women’s lacrosse team can’t overcome early deficit
• Forever young thanks to Leap Year
• Questions for the Commissioner Candidates: Week 3
• Local Briefs: Feb. 24, 2011
• Youth Cycling Expo set for March 3
• CMU Outdoor Program presents 'Radical Reels'
• The second most feared disease
• Trying looking at life from a different view
• KONOLA: The women are watching
• HOFFMAN: Mash up of rants
• Is eating well a science, or art?
• HEALING HORIZONS: Achieving 'heart-felt' health
• Local real estate Q&A: How to buy a foreclosure in Mesa County
• KAFM NOTES: Making copyright right
• Message from HOPE: Hope springs eternal
• OBIT: William E. "Pinger" Pings
• Rick Crawford is new coach for Mesa cycling team
• Transactions for the week of Feb. 6-12
• How do I know when it’s the right time to buy?
• Dust can be hard on houseplants
• Mortgage myths keep some buyers from looking
• Who knew grasshoppers could be so wonderful?
• GJ Senior Theater presents musical satire 'Phantom of the Op'ry'
• Faith community sponsors talk on Islam
• A gathering of 'plant junkies'
• Professionals lend their talents as hospice volunteers
• And the OandA goes to ...
• Calendar, Feb. 24-March 1
• Tess on the Town: From N.Y.C. to ‘Mesa’s Edge’
• On the Goe: Pair of bands bound for gigantic SXSW to appear in GJ
• OutFit: Color block
• In Brief, Feb. 24, 2012
• Outdoors scenery inspires winner
• Worst Day of the Year bicycle ride nears
• Meet ‘Rules of Civility’ author Amor Towles at Avalon Theatre
• Virginia professor to cap Oboe Day
• Music Scene: Feb. 24-March 1
• Portrait Gallery: Katie Hill
• On Stage: Feb. 24-March 1
• Quick Picks: Feb. 24-March 1
• Postcard-sized art to be on display at CMU
• Road Trip: Feb. 24-March 1
• Lines West: Feb. 24, 2012
• GJ HISTORY: Gus Anderson takes on the 'Gentlemen of Leisure'
• David Sundal was devoted to keeping GJ history alive
• Death Notices, Feb. 24, 2012
• Blotter, Feb. 24, 2012
• Vineyard owner may run against Bradford
• Basalt teacher resigns after sex assault arrest
• Lawmaker pay raise a divisive issue
• Exploded box was Lions Club joke
• Feds reject plan to pipe water from Wyoming
• Grand Junction parents grieve son after military plane crash
• Commission candidates take variant paths to same ending
• Economist urges caution in celebrating recovery, cites stubborn jobless rate
• Grundy hopes to lead Plateau Valley to state
• Cross’ return bolsters Mavs’ offense
• Paonia girls hope fast-break style leads to another title
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 23, 2012
• The visitors
• Death Notices: Feb. 23, 2012
• Budget forum attendees want administrative discussion
• Go big or go home
• Pipeline plan flaming out?
• Printed letters, Feb. 24, 2012
• School district double standard exposed in flap over choir song
• Rents creep up; vacancies tighten
• ‘Cats go ice cold
• Video lottery at horse racing tracks unconstitutional, casinos say of bill
• Guettler’s late-game heroics lift Coal Ridge
• RMAC math
• Local golf results, Feb. 22, 2012
• Timeout, Feb. 22, 2012
• Girls prep basketball scores, Feb. 22, 2012
• Local skiing results, Feb. 22, 2012
• Christianity enters solemn phase of year
• Parts of Redlands, Orchard Mesa to lose their water
• Boys prep basketball scores, Feb. 22, 2012
• DA won’t file charge of bias crime in bar fight
• Supporters sign on to river deal
• Mother tells police her son forced her to aid in robbery
• Ski areas bracing for fight with feds over water rights
• Cop suspected Bradford was drunk
• Assault probe becomes missing-person case
• Blotter, Feb. 23, 2012
• Briefs, Feb. 23, 2012
• Death notices, Feb. 23, 2012
• Group offers $2.5M to retire oil, gas leases
• Calm urged in college disputes
• Man in furlough dispute sentenced
• Water to be shut off in Redlands, OM
• Over the Top, Apology
• GJ’s Wright leads U.S. to Connolly Cup crown
• Someone should have checked out background of controversial song
• Printed letters, February 23, 2012
• Little credit due for Senate hiring bill
• 2012 Western Slope Veterans Guide
• Conservation areas focus of lecture series
• Wine Openers: Cold temps welcomed by grape growers
• All kids welcome to ski in ‘Children’s Race’
• No trespassing: Hunter keeps property boundaries in his sights
• Bugs prepared for new missions at Palisade Insectary
• Board, community discuss religious songs
• Blotter, Feb. 22, 2012
• Waterline breaks again in north GJ
• Debate heats up over asphalt plant near Rifle
• Bullish ‘Dogs
• Fruita’s LaBonde loves her role as defensive stopper
• Defense wins
• 10 percent of residents get food aid
• U.S. system inefficient, mining counsel says
• Credit has no bearing in hiring, Dems say
• Council, in U-turn, sends letter supporting American Airlines
• Crime spree suspect to get second mental exam
• RMAC Baseball Standings, Tuesday,  Feb. 21
• Buddy Werner Skiings Results, Feb. 19
• RMAC Softball Standings, Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Tuesday’s Boys Boxscores
• Death Notices, Feb. 22, 2012
• Tuesday’s State Basketball Scores, Pairings
• Meeting to discuss North Fork drilling set for next month
• Solar industry honors shining star
• Santorum must explain views on religion and government
• Printed letters, Feb. 22, 2012
• Consistency needed in oil and gas rules
• Rural lawmakers may get pay raise
• Panel says no to allowing local regulation of drilling
• Getting It Right, Feb. 21, 2012
• Semitrailers jackknife, closing I-70
• Encana: Piceance wells still profitable
• Senator delivers noteworthy, quoteworthy quips
• Senator: People want truth
• Simpson tells youthful crowd they’re getting stuck with bill
• RMAC basketball standings, Feb. 20
• Palisade going back to basics for playoffs
• Monday’s Girls Basketball Result, Feb. 20
• Hotchkiss girls top Cedaredge
• 200 respond to survey about schools’ budget
• Too much ‘Mourning in America’ heading to November election
• U.S. may be indebted to Simpson, Bowles
• Printed letters, Feb. 21, 2012
• Police Blotter, Feb. 21, 2012
• GJPD bomb unit blows up ‘suspicious’ package
• Family, friends of ‘the Capitol dog’ prepare to face life without him
• Grand jury seated in Mesa County
• Fine art show, sale at Two Rivers Winery
• This week in the Legislature, Feb. 20, 2012
• Mild weather draws golfers to Grand Valley, area courses
• Student Spotlight, Feb. 20, 2012
• Week’s Photos for Feb. 19-25, 2012
• Week in Sports for Feb. 19-25, 2012
• Colorado Mesa Softball Boxscore, Feb. 19
• Colorado State Basketball Pairings, Feb. 19
• Extra effort helps Logan Young earn spot in national event
• Local teams ready for playoffs
• Colorado Mesa falls to Concordia St. Paul
• 4 jailed in heroin stakeout
• Death Notices, Feb. 20, 2012
• Preaching intolerance to the choir
• Don’t dismantle Colorado’s election oversight in 2012
• BLM’s go-slow approach is right way to handle oil shale
• We can deal with oil shale issues and allow industry to move forward
• Hydraulic fracturing: Reality, history and a little attitude
• State Wrestling Finals
• 2012 State Wrestling Tournament, Day 3
• Free throws help Mavs top Western
• Cold start, hot finish
• Mav softball team’s rally falls short vs. Winona
• Early deficit too much for Mesawomen’s lacrosse team to overcome
• Colorado Mesa skiing results, Feb. 18, 2012
• Colorado Mesa women’s lacrosse score, Feb. 18, 2012
• Boys prep basketball score, Feb. 18, 2012
• Class 4A state wrestling results, Feb. 18, 2012
• Colorado Mesa softball score, Feb. 18, 2012
• Class 3A state wrestling results
• Class 5A state wrestling results, Feb. 18, 2012
• Class 2A state wrestling results, Feb. 18, 2012
• Colorado Mesa basketball scores, Feb. 18, 2012
• Olathe’s Shank wins third 3A state title
• Grand Junction’s Hoffschneider captures 5A title
• Reed’s 113-pound victory caps Paonia’s team title
• Montrose’s Hudson caps career with 4A title
• State wrestlers amazed by environment in Denver
• ‘WTF’ sticker shock in Fruita
• Briefs, Feb. 19, 2012
• Colorado Mesa University to keep pedaling for cycling race over monument
• Simpson tickets available
• Movie theater’s success attracts GarCo funding
• 83rd annual Lions Parade 2012
• Hoemgrown: Grow an apple tree from seed
• West Life: Only a few weeks away from starting seeds
• Woman carries out calling to create house of prayer
• Student close to meeting goal for school defibrillators
• 2012 State Wrestling Tournament, Day 2
• Sweet Judy Blue Eyes in concert with Amy Speace
• ‘Dog eyes his last bone
• Championship dreams
• Olathe’s Shank chases 3rd title
• Class 4A state wrestling results, Feb. 17
• Class 2A state wrestling results, Feb. 17
• Class 3A state wrestling results, Feb. 17
• Colorado Mesa softball boxscores, Feb. 17
• Colorado Mesa softball boxscores, Feb. 17
• Prep Girls Basketball Boxscores, Feb. 17
• Class 5A state wrestling results
• Prep Boys Basketball Boxscores, Feb. 17
• Wildcats stumble at home
• Fruita wins 3rd straight SWL title
• Colorado Mesa softball team opens season with 2 wins
• Tigers push for playoffs with win over Central
• GJ girls win SWL crown
• Religion Briefs, Feb. 18, 2012
• Woman carries out calling to create house of prayer
• Science fair pulls in the out-of-town crowd
• Honest Abe split rails, united the country and held a patent, to boot
• Delta cows, Feb. 18, 2012
• Blotter, Feb. 18, 2012
• Death Notices, Feb. 18, 2012
• Affidavit: Basalt teacher, student had sex at school
• Bill to end criminal-libel law gets initial OK
• Judge tosses suit in alleged rape by cop
• Fruit growers prefer cold to stave off budding process
• Police monitor threats after teen quits choir
• 2012 State Wrestling Tournament, Day 2
• Printed letters, Feb. 19, 2012
• Court denies roadless rule challenge
• School closures blasted at second budget forum
• Official: Oil shale input already given
• ‘Lone Ranger’ needs extras for Utah shoot
• ARMSTRONGS: Search for missing friends brought out heroes
• HOFFMAN: Oops, they did it again!
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: I love a parade!
• GUEST COLUMN: Are you a 'yahoo'?
• Sunday afternoon live: Tony Furtado plays the Radio Room
• Breaking up not so hard to do
• Community Food Bank to hold ribbon-cutting at new location
• Local winners named in annual writing competition
• Local Girl Scouts perform service projects in celebration of centennial
• Bessie Minor grant program targets literacy efforts in Mesa County
• 'We are here for the veterans'
• Fun and hijinks centerstage at GJHS
• LETTER: Moving to GJ no longer an option
• Local Briefs: Feb. 17, 2012
• LETTER: Many 'vital' components comprise Ten Year Plan to end homelessness
• Question for county commish candidates: Do you support the creation of special tax districts for Clifton?
• LETTER: Oil shale boondoggle
• Recognizing two with a 'Heart of Gold'
• LETTER: Community members working for health, well-being of Mesa County kids
• SKINNERS: Tragedy at home
• 2012 State Wrestling Tournament, Day 1
• Class 3A state wrestling results, Feb. 16, 2012
• Class 2A state wrestling results, Feb. 16, 2012
• Girls prep basketball scores, Feb. 16, 2012
• Class 5A state wrestling results, Feb. 16, 2012
• Class 4A state wrestling results, Feb. 16, 2012
• Mavs in third place in RMAC title meet
• Boys prep basketball scores, Feb. 16, 2012
• GJ Rockies select radio home
• Hines family goes back 8 generations in Grand Junction
• Briefs, Feb. 17, 2012
• Death Notices, Feb. 17, 2012
• Basalt High teacher jailed in sex assault of student
• Airline traffic steady, despite industry woes
• Hotchkiss’ Mendoza wins in final seconds
• Brennan playing at Brownson for final time
• Central’s Rubalcaba scores ‘weird’ victory at state
• Blotter, Feb. 17, 2012
• Bill to preempt local drilling rules defeated
• New legislation aims to clear up ballot problems
• Printed letters, Feb. 17, 2012
• Boundary bounces are a necessity for schools
• Transporation stall
• Fruita schools full to brim
• December tax receipts better in 2011 than 2010
• Student quits choir over Muslim-themed song
• End of the road
• Golden day for foundation
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 15, 2012
• New trial denied for man serving life for murder of Gypsum teenager
• Local skiing results, Feb. 15, 2012
• Local golf results, Feb. 15, 2012
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Feb. 15, 2012
• Timeout, Feb. 15, 2012
• Woman, 73, rearrested, after warrant mistake in burglary investigation
• No clear view of monument status, survey shows
• Blotter, Feb. 16, 2012
• Lawmakers prepare ballot inspection bill
• Energy firms settle collusion case
• State asks court to dismiss lawsuit against TABOR
• Beginning of the end
• Oil shale part of spending measure
• Mesa County not party to impact study of shale leases
• Reserved spots for JUCO a hot ticket
• Death Notices, Feb. 16, 2012
• Tamarisk successes, failures analyzed
• Briefs, Feb. 16, 2012
• Colorado voter rolls being updated
• Highway funding languishes while other matters distract Congress
• Printed letters, February 16, 2012
• Budget bungling
• Springtime to bring work on new single-track trails
• Popular North Fruita Desert area sees fewer deer, more bikes
• Snow geese flocking to area festivals
• Pillsbury Bake-Off finalist vying for $1 million prize
• University of Western Colorado most popular pick for new Western State name
• Valentine’s Day marks beginning for young couple
• Feds deliver setback to mine expansion
• Bill would give businesses input in proposals
• Boys high school basketball boxscores, Feb. 14
• KidzPlex gymnastics results
• Girls high school basketball boxscores, Feb. 14
• Valentine’s Day Massacre Run
• Powderhorn Racing Club Buddy Werner Results
• Stecklein, Cooley pace KidzPlex
• Strength lifts Fruita girls past Central
• Central senior provides lift in loss
• Clutch FTs lift Delta to OT thriller
• Issue of wilderness access could threaten Bear Ranch land swap legislation
• St. Joseph Catholic Church ponders history, future
• Death Notices, Feb. 15, 2012
• Blotter, Feb. 15, 2012
• Udall likes energy focus in budget
• Senator: Ease rules to aid mine cleanups
• Lamborn-Tipton shale proposal doomed to failure in Senate
• Printed letters, Feb. 15, 2012
• Marks’ lawsuit onballots is premature
• Russell ready to lend Mavs a hand
• Voter rights violated by way ballots counted, lawsuit claims
• Golf, pool discounts reinstated for city workers
• Make My Day bill for business passes House
• Health clinic OK’d for school employees
• Health care documentary featuring GJ debuts Thursday
• Garfield waives affordability rule to encourage housing industry
• County approves zoning for gravel pit
• Coal methane capable of being energy source, says House committee
• Death Notices, Feb. 14, 2012
• Skier dies in avalanche near Telluride
• Customers going hog wild over new bacon doughnut
• Garfield fire districts may consolidate
• Police Blotter, Feb. 14, 2012
• Tipton: President’s spending plan adds to burden on taxpayers
• PIck a seat: JUCO offering reserved seating
• Wrestlers ready for excitement, pressure of state championships
• Printed letters, Feb. 14, 2012
• Doing as we say in D.C., not as we (sometimes) do at home
• Probation for Bruce
• House cleaning at the Point
• Delta school chief sacked after good reviews
• Renowned travel writer Rick Steves comes to GJ
• 10th Circuit sinks lawsuit in gun raid
• Natural-gas plan for state vehicles
• This Week in the Legislature, Feb. 13, 2012
• Relief for dry Grand Valley may come Tuesday
• Driver killed in bizarre accident on I-70B
• Bradford’s husband suffers heart attack
• Blotter, Feb. 13, 2012
• Death Notice, Feb. 13, 2012
• Student Spotlight, Feb. 13, 2012
• Horse racing bill doesn’t guarantee tracks in region
• New owner of old train depot open to ideas for its future use
• Class 2A state wrestling pairings, Feb. 12, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, Feb. 12, 2012
• Class 4A state wrestling pairings, Feb. 12, 2012
• Class 3A state wrestling pairings, Feb. 12, 2012
• Class 5A state wrestling pairings, Feb. 12, 2012
• Week’s Photos for Feb. 12-18, 2012
• Week in Sports for Feb. 12-18, 2012
• Flat effort
• Funding remains concern in Parks-Wildlife merger
• Printed letters, Feb. 12, 2012
• Growth spurt: Popularity of MMA has fueled interest in all forms of martial arts
• Reserves lift CMU men
• Bridges takes control for Fruita
• Montrose sending six to state, four as regional champions
• Mavs pound glass, WNMU
• LaBonde, Wildcats come alive in third quarter
• Tigers finish second in 5A Region 2
• Eagles everywhere
• CMU basketball boxscores
• CMU baseball boxscores, Feb. 11
• Girls basketball results, Feb. 11
• Boys basketball results, Feb. 11
• Mavs sweep past Tritons
• Class 5A regional wrestling results, Feb. 11
• Hall of Fame honor surprised Brassette
• Class 3A regional wrestling results, Feb. 11
• Class 4A regional wrestling results, Feb. 11
• Class 5A state swimming, Feb. 11
• Class 2A regional wrestling results, Feb. 11
• CMU men’s tennis results, Feb. 11
• Class 4A state swim results, Feb. 11
• Cactus bucks increasing in Hotchkiss area
• Parks and Wildlife still a long way from completion
• Take care of the trail on Pollock Bench
• Morris achieves season-long goal of state record
• Weekly Planner, Feb. 12, 2012
• Your Town, Feb. 12, 2012
• Gray Gourmet, Feb. 12, 2012
• Religion briefs: Feb. 11, 2012
• Homegrown: What bushes would be good as a fence?
• Girls high school basketball boxscores, Feb. 10
• Boys high school basketball boxscores, Feb. 10
• Colorado Mesa baseball boxscore, Feb. 10
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Feb. 10
• Colorado Mesa basketball boxscores, Feb. 10
• Regional wrestling results, Feb. 10
• Playing his role very well
• ‘Cats cap emotional week with win
• Mavericks get revenge, rout Highlands
• Dunklin’s 3 lifts Sailors past ‘Dogs
• A sizable advantage: Mesa’s tall lineup stifles Highlands in easy victory
• Mavs fall in lengthy matches on mat
• ‘Dogs have 7 wrestlers in 4A wrestling regional semis
• Roomy new digs
• Missy Franklin sets national mark at state meet
• Police blotter, Feb. 11, 2012
• Partisan politics not welcome
• Ethics panel finds no fault with Bradford
• Annual teen event features broken heart cookies, black roses
• 3 engineers investigated for failure to alert state
• Death Notices, Feb. 11, 2012
• Restrictions kept geothermal firm from making bid
• Federal ruling may slow logging projects
• Attraction can’t be denied, even if it can’t be explained
• For The Record, Feb. 11, 2012
• Planting the seeds of independence: It’s all in the dirt
• Printed letters, Feb. 12, 2012
• Portrait Gallery: Jamie Roeber
• Calendar: Feb. 10-16
• In tune with the arts
• GJ musician says he’s still in hunt on ‘The Voice’
• You can get matched up Irish style
• Tess on the Town: Denver festival features some of city’s top restaurants
• Goe On: At least Grammy show orchestrators aren’t trotting out Madonna
• Entertainment Briefs, Feb. 10-16
• Music Scene, Feb. 10-16
• Quick Picks: Feb. 10-16
• Lines West: Feb. 10, 2012
• Seclusion and spaciousness up for grabs in Glade Park
• The perpetual artist
• Airport authority has 'decimated' general aviation
• Break down the walls and open your heart
• SLOAN: The meaning of the caucuses
• The true fountain of youth
• Join in the Healthy Heart Challenge
• Hormones decline after head injury
• Local couple raves about contest trip to Hollywood
• More Country Jam acts announced
• Piano prodigy to perform Mozart's 'private' concerto
• Operation Foresight: What the hell was that?
• Movie asks the question: Is Black History month necessary?
• Slalom event to benefit Powderhorn Racing
• Light of Hope gala Valentine's Day
• Local teens shine their own light
• LETTER: Thanks, Free Press, for the derby coverage
• Local Briefs: Feb. 10, 2012
• KONOLA: 100 years of energy, but at what cost?
• County commissioner candidates respond to our questions each week
• HOFFMAN: Bradford can have the last laugh
• Grouse plans could limit drilling
• Landowner offers winning bid on Gunnison geothermal leases
• Club 20 chairman hopes state panel listens to concerns
• Services for Axe set for Saturday
• Police Blotter, Feb. 10, 2012
• Wry take on acronym has Fruita buzzing
• Eagles flying high: Regionals give Paonia a chance to see how they stack up
• Fort Hays State rallies to beat Mavs
• GOP bills to bolster gun rights get initial approval
• Woman, 73, accused of aiding crime
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Feb. 9, 2012
• Mavs’ redshirt freshmen continue to show growth
• Antero plans 50 wells in Silt area this year
• Separate hotel rooms, racial stereotypes taint mid-century GJ past
• Death Notices, Feb. 10, 2012
• Deal reached with railroad over oil spills
• Man suspected of injuring Fruita boy, 2
• Briefs, Feb. 10, 2012
• Four-day District 51 school week gets support
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• The right to security
• Printed letters, Feb. 10, 2012
• Mesa County Connection News - February 7, 2012
• Extra effort: Valenzuela’s hard work lands him in center field for Mavs
• Finally feeling good: Mavs excited to have Selsor back on the floor
• Joyce, Sims and Walker get call for NJCAA Hall
• College wrestling poll, rankings, Feb. 8, 2012
• Timeout,, Feb. 8, 2012
• Prep basketball scores, Feb. 8, 2012
• Central’s rally too little, too late in loss to Indians
• Economy, county finances buoy hopes of officials
• Homeowner won’t face charges in fatal shooting of man during break-in
• Services Sunday for Grand Junction man killed in crash
• Low gas prices keep Battlement drilling on hold
• Republicans weigh Santorum win, expectations
• Bill targets regulations that don’t exist
• Fatal search illegal, judge rules
• Mining proposal stuns Redstone
• Death Notices, Feb. 9, 2012
• House panel receives Bradford traffic stop report
• Getting It Right, Feb. 9, 2012
• No fast cash in oil shale, nonpartisan agency says
• Blotter, Feb. 9, 2012
• There are a variety of ways to detect intoxicated drivers
• Printed letters, Feb. 9, 2012
• Put the shackles on use of ankle monitors
• First influenza hospitalization of 2012 in Mesa County
• Wine Openers: Moscato finds its sweet spot
• Hey speedy: Race is on at Powderhorn
• Antler hunting’s popularity raises impact concerns from wildlife managers
• Final vote on agencies’ merger set for Thursday, Feb. 9
• Greyhound won’t have stop at mall
• Caucuses draw out the youth vote
• More local students doing remedial work after starting college
• Lawyer: Ethics probe ‘ridiculous’
• Coroner: Killer had shed ankle monitor
• Colorado victory gives Santorum 3-state sweep
• Thrift, water storage dominate county board discussion
• Prep swimmers eager to compete against Missy Franklin
• Garfield OKs completion of water study in gas field
• Death Notices, Feb. 8, 2012
• Sports Briefrs, Feb. 7, 2012
• Prep basketball scores, Feb. 7, 2012
• Division II college baseball poll, Feb. 7, 2012
• Asphalt plant decision delayed over concerns of organic farm owner
• Guv helps Romanoff repay campaign debt
• West needs water projects, Tipton says
• Blotter
• Local snowpacks rise, but are still below normal
• Cops: Man shot friend in Paonia
• Printed letters, February 8, 2012
• GOP races for a cure for Komen Foundation blunder
• Ethically, what is there to investigate?
• Nasal surgery and the face of Mesa County politics
• Printed letters, February 7, 2012
• State’s election influence is Rocky Mountain high
• Company cuts Piceance drilling
• Republican hopeful taps discontent with president
• Bradford won’t face gun charge in controversial Denver traffic stop
• Panel begins Bradford inquiry
• Romney gets turnout
• Getting It Right, Feb. 7, 2012
• Piano tuner busy in rock ‘n’ roll heyday
• Loma man’s bond set at $5 million
• Police Blotter, Feb. 7, 2012
• RMAC basketball standings, Feb. 6
• Palisade, Fruita boys on verge of league titles
• Pittman excited about Mesa’s incoming class
• Project has all the perks, but top floor is the payoff
• Lincoln Park Stadium Tour
• Blue Ribbons for 43 local restaurants
• School district budget forums begin Thursday
• Junction woman selected for horse advisory board
• Mitt Romney in Grand Junction February 06, 2012
• Detective work
• Death Notices, Feb. 7, 2012
• GJ man suspected in death of soldier near Fort Campbell
• Drilling off slightly in Garfield for 2011
• Death Notices, Feb. 6, 2012
• This Week in the Legislature, Feb. 6, 2012
• Blotter, Feb. 6, 2012
• Wright to play for U.S.
• Colorado Mesa falls in finale, splits series with Grand Canyon
• JUCO World Series will have reserved seating for first time
• GJ man suspected in death of soldier near Fort Campbell
• Romney plans to speak today in Grand Junction
• Willis’ firm investigated after closure
• Missing men found dead in Utah canyon
• Student Spotlight, Feb. 6, 2012
• More students aiming for higher degrees at CMU
• Week’s Photos for Feb. 5-11, 2012
• Week in Sports for Feb. 5-11, 2012
• Printed letters, Feb. 5, 2012
• Good news and bad on the jobs front
• Taking STOCK of pipelines, politicians, energy ownership
• Dancing for the joy of it
• Fighting for a fallen friend
• Former Mesa QB Mark Miller checks Super Bowl off bucket list
• Oscar Ruiz lifts Central to SWL wrestling title
• Santorum vows assault on EPA, laws, if elected
• Santorum rouses Montrose crowd
• Colorado timber at heart of craftsman’s honed skis
• Romney still strong in Mesa County
• Fruita’s center of attention
• City given award for its financial reporting
• Chadron too much for Mesa
• Alphabet adds up for math whiz
• Selsor’s play lifts Mavs to road win
• Montrose swimming team wins Western Slope Championship
• Missing man’s wife joins searchers in Utah
• Blotter, Feb. 5, 2012
• Enterprise-zone credits may be limited
• Death Notices, Feb. 5, 2012
• Colorado Mesa basketball boxscores, Saturday, Feb. 4
• Traffic Alert
• Super Bowl still worth watching, even minus Broncos
• Sports Brief, Feb. 4, 2012
• Prep wrestling results, Feb. 4, 2012
• Have cabin fever? February offers perfect time to get out and fish
• Tweet retreat: Friends know the conditions now with social media
• Survey indicates hunters, anglers support conservation
• West life: A place in the closet
• Homegrown: Dry winter? Trees may need water
• What to give for Valentine's Day?
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 3, 2012
• Prep swimming results, Feb. 3, 2012
• Tigers reward Provenza’s hands-off style with win
• Girls prep basketball scores, Feb. 3, 2012
• Colorado Mesa baseball score, Feb. 3, 2012
• Colorado Mesa basketball scores, Feb. 3, 2012
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Feb. 3, 2012
• Boys prep basketball scores, Feb. 3, 2012
• Mavericks top No. 9 Adams State
• Relievers help Mesa baseball team open season with victory
• Burns’ hanging dunk subplot as GJ ends Fruita’s streak
• Mesa men struggle on road in loss to Kearney
• Whole Foods to open in Basalt
• Director explains health care exchange
• Police Blotter, Feb. 4, 2012
• Men’s cellphone data narrowed to Price area
• BLM: Cut oil shale lease land by tenfold
• GOP rift has roots beyond Bradford’s DUI stop
• Ankle monitor didn’t stop Mesa killer
• For The Record, Feb. 4, 2012
• Religion Briefs, Feb. 4, 2012
• Think your first love makes you squirm? Try being enchanted with nematodes
• Death Notice, Feb. 4, 2012
• Mavs lose heartbreaker to Kearney
• Grand Junction’s Kidd adds 500 freestyle to swimming state-qualifying stable
• You Saw It Photos –– February 2012
• The Muppets showing February 4-5 at the Avalon Theater
• Super (or not) sequel bowl
• Club to host high-energy comedian Ben Roy
• Lines west: Feb. 3, 2012
• Local coalition sets goals for ending homelessness in 10 years
• Troubling week for local House Reps
• GJ featured in PBS documentary to be broadcast nationally
• LETTER: Why bother with a town hall meeting
• LETTER: Could have done without Randy Udall
• LETTER: Sounding off on the 'mouthpiece'
• Romney's 'class' act
• Understanding the 2012 GJ airport budget
• With 'Cake Bill,' have your freedom and eat it, too
• Rid the body politic of 'free radicals'
• Message from HOPE: Stories of the past week
• Art Center members take over building
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: Feb. 3, 2012
• Avalon hosts 'romantic' piano artist Jim Brickman
• Grant money available for arts, cultural events
• A 'great partnership' in art
• Upcoming presentation about healing animals with Reiki
• Food is a big part of the Super Bowl
• Local Briefs: Feb. 3, 2012
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Riding the Uintah Railway's ghost rails at Atchee
• Volunteers join search for men missing in Utah
• Out and About Briefs, Feb. 3, 2012
• Police Blotter, Feb. 3, 2011
• Santorum to speak Saturday in Montrose
• Town hall by phone targets oil shale
• Mesa women’s hoops team still getting used to new lineup
• Fruita football foursome sign college letters of intent
• Paonia barely tested in rout of Center
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 2, 2012
• Defense keys Mavs’ turnaround
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Feb. 2, 2012
• Prep wrestling results, Feb. 2, 2012
• Return of lefty Carpenter bolsters Mavs’ pitching staff
• Win by Mavs’ heavyweight the good in bad loss to Pueblo
• Mother accused of giving pot to children
• Two shot to death in Mesa; no suspect being sought
• Briefs, Feb. 3, 2012
• Conservative group taking no position on Bradford’s police stop
• Two men held in sex assault of 3 women
• Death Notices, Feb. 3, 2012
• Senate committee nixes severance tax for education
• Schools locked down during search
• Local Briefs
• Printed letters, Feb. 3, 2012
• Will Mitt Romney fight? Newt found out in Florida
• Oil shale bill still needs work
• Printed letters, Feb. 1, 2012
• Palisade’s Davis signs to play soccer at Saint Mary’s
• GJ quartet officially choose colleges
• Timeout, Feb. 1, 2012
• Sports Briefs, Feb. 1, 2012
• Simpson to speak at Mesa about deficit reduction plan
• DA: Wiretaps, GPS topple cocaine ring
• Neslin going from oil, gas regulator to lawyer representing industry
• Uranium mill investors staying on sidelines during permit process
• Bradford may quit her seat, GOP
• Blotter, Feb. 2, 2012
• City may seek another site for Greyhound stop
• Candidates agree on most county issues
• Judge grants bond in furlough dispute
• Death Notices, Feb. 2, 2012
• Police looking for missing Grand Junction men, last seen Saturday in east Utah
• Bill sets timetable for oil-shale development
• Martin inks 27 in first recruiting class at Mesa
• College-bound athletes
• Housing in high demand at CMU
• Greed may apply to governments,
• Rep. Bradford was wrongly attacked
• Pair of redshirt freshman grapplers settling in for Mavs
• Italians claim top spots in mountaineering championships
• Utah adds units, decreases licenses for 2012 deer hunting season
• On Food: Super Bowl worthy grub
• Ice, fish grand at Vega Reservoir
• Free low vision seminar set for Feb. 8
• 3rd-quarter run lifts Fruita past Palisade
• Fruita uses height to get past Palisade
• GJ’s Cosslett, Gastineau sign with junior colleges
• Colorado Mesa University to begin marching band program
• Collegiate cycling race a no-go for monument
• 9 more arrested in cocaine trafficking probe
• Fugitive who ditched ‘Dog’ in custody
• Kadrich hired by city of Fort Collins
• Tuesday’s Girls and Boys Prep Basketball Boxscores, Jan. 31
• Tipton water storage hearing in Washington set
• Carbondale rejects development project
• Tuesday’s Prep Wrestling Results, Jan. 31
• Blotter, Feb. 1, 2012
• First Street City Market to be closed
• Police apologize to Bradford
• Here’s-what-you-don’t-do video upsets Central parent
• Death Notices, Feb. 1, 2012
• Mesa’s Mort retiring from coaching after season
• Legislative immunity wrong at all levels of government
• Western Metals Recycling buys Van Gundy’s
• NPS double standard
• Family delivered, dealt cocaine in GJ area, authorities allege
• ‘Not above law,’ Bradford tells House session
• Toddler dies in machinery accident
• Silt man accused in $1 million fraud scheme
• Interim city manager draws praise after Kadrich ousted
• Commission candidates have forum Wednesday
• Tanker tips, spills unknown fluid type
• Locals chiming in on monument status
• RMAC Basketball Standings, Jan. 30
• Grand Mesa Classic Results, Monday, Jan. 30
• Colorado Mesa Invitational Results, Monday, Jan. 30
• 2012 Colorado Rockies Schedule
• Cedaredge’s Williams to sign letter to run at FSU
• It’s winter? Riding can be a joy, drag
• Bosman wins 10K on Grand Mesa
• Child-trafficking ring has GJ tie
• Blotter, Jan. 31, 2012
• Snowshoe on the Grand Mesa Trip Update
• Printed letters, Jan. 31, 2012
• Facts and opinion too often confused in high-tech media
• Legislative privilege and Laura Bradford
• Vacancy votes must be open
• Handy Chapel congregation raising funds for restoration work on historic chapel house
• Week’s Photos for Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2012
• Week in Sports for Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2012
• Blotter, Jan. 30, 2012
• Novice competitor goes to world-class snow sculpting showdown
• $200,000 oil, gas fine cut to $20,000
• Driver arrested after parking accident at apartments
• This Week in the Legislature
• Offender runs afoul of officials’ correction policy
• Bill would ban secret balloting on board vacancies
• Student Spotlight, Jan. 30, 2012
• What’s going to the dogs? Owners focus on nutrition
• Arrest made in Parachute area shooting
• More hotel rooms help bring more customers downtown
• Two local girls win at national stock show
• Federal study will be critical for use of the Colorado River
• A beautiful day in the ‘nuclear’ neighborhood?
• An economic ASSET
• Air and water rules won’t change if monument becomes a national park
• Printed letters, Jan. 29, 2012
• Mavs shock Metro
• Mavs pleased with effort, not score in loss to Metro
• North Fork crowd opposes gas drilling
• Park status panel seeks comments on Colorado National Monument
• ‘Hidey-ho!’
• Housing market, mix of good news, bad news
• Biz Buzz
• Gray Gourmet
• Palisade’s win streak ends in Eagle Valley
• Artist transforms garbage bags into ‘eco chic’ designs
• Mavs’ track teams perform well in Golden
• Your Town
• Sports Briefs, Jan. 28, 2012
• Weekly planner
• Sled dogs make mark in Grand Mesa Summit Challenge
• Colorado Mesa basketball scores, Jan. 28, 2012
• Prep girls basketball scores, Jan. 28, 2012
• Prep wrestling results, Jan. 28, 2012
• Prep boys basketball scores, Jan. 28, 2012
• Local cross country skiing results, Jan. 28, 2012
• You Said It
• Palisade seeks to sell Town Hall
• Voters to decide essence of Carbondale
• Police Blotter, Jan. 29, 2012
• ZOO OF PLUSH PATTERNS: Clifton woman finds success with ‘Snuggables’
• Mice, drought, or beetles may harm junipers
• GJ HISTORY: Edith Leroy Richardson - An accomplished Ute Maiden of Grand Junction
• Bradford in hot water over cop stop
• Defense lifts Mavs to rout of Rangers
• Fruita tops Central for 25th straight SWL win
• Friday’s Prep Girls Boxscores, Jan. 27
• Prep Basketball Boxscores, Friday, Jan. 27
• Colorado Mesa basketball boxscores, Friday, Jan. 27
• Jones’ left-handed layup lifts Montrose past GJ
• Wildcats top Warriors without LaBonde
• Slow start hurts CMU in home loss to Rangers
• Palisade’s Davis headed to St. Mary’s
• There are no insignificant numbers when the grocery bill’s tallied
• Religion Briefs, Jan. 28, 2012
• For The Record, Jan. 28, 2012
• Solar to save $50,000 a year
• Junction man demands change in prayer policy for city, county groups
• Briefs, Jan. 28, 2012
• County planners OK gravel pit
• Chamber awards a surprise for some, honor for all
• Green River Formation Shoreline Exhibit
• Delta School Board picks interim superintendent
• Student count, free meal percentage, down in D51
• Police Blotter, Jan. 28, 2012
• Tour of the Moon returns to monument
• Death Notices, Jan. 28, 2012
• Sound check: Straight curves
• Kids’ art to be displayed at Gelato Junction Cafe
• Quick picks, Jan. 27-Feb. 2
• Calendar, Jan. 27-Feb. 2
• Senergy Builders committed to Energy Star guidelines
• Transactions Jan. 9 - 15
• Nonprofit to teach local students to be financially fluent
• Learn first aid for mental health
• Pamper yourself and prevent illness
• New bike event: Tour of the Moon
• Strategies for feeding kids
• Generations of Veg Heads
• Sign, sign, everywhere a sign
• Botanical Gardens to get a boost from MDS
• The skinny on HCG weight loss diets
• Has the American Dream become a nightmare?
• KONOLA: A promise of hope and a bright future
• SLOAN: The president's regrettable speech
• Getting facts straight on airport's perimeter fence issue
• Art Center members get their month to shine
• Start-up recording studio finds home at Incubator
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: Jan. 27, 2012
• Help, resources for entrepreneurial artists
• Local musician to perform ... 'Songs of a Lifetime'
• AARP offers free tax preparation for any age
• Message from HOPE: Helping one family at a time
• Votercade Continue its Mission of Visiting all the U.S. Counties
• FBI joins bias probe of ex-trooper
• Paonia finance officer resigns amid probe
• Panel advances lower tuition for illegal aliens
• Invocation policy draws attention
• Police blotter, Jan. 27, 2012
• Gardens get a little help from a friend
• Mavs get mat revenge vs. Western
• Freshmen playing expanded roles for Mesa women’s team
• Trio of Mavs balance hoops, school and marriage
• Sports Briefs, Jan. 26, 2012
• Don’t fret over schedule for Broncos
• Mesa wrestling results, Jan. 26, 2012
• JUCO poll, Jan. 26, 2012
• Central Arizona is No. 1 in JUCO preseason poll
• Prep wrestling results, Jan. 26, 2012
• Shelter outgrows its building
• Home-food business bills find favor in first hearings
• Briefs, Jan. 27, 2012
• ‘Fotografer’ Frank Dean preserved images of early Grand Junction life
• Buffalo Wild Wings to open near mall
• Death Notices, Jan. 27, 2012
• District 50 refinances bonds
• Season ticket holders can pick their seats for GJ Rockies on Sunday
• Feds, police arrest suspect in four Arizona robberies
• Tipton vulnerable in House race, Democratic poll claims
• Bill would alter way counties vote for boards
• Silt names properties ‘blighted’
• Mavs win two matches in mat loss to UNC
• Sports Briefs, Jan. 25, 2012
• Timeout, Jan. 25, 2012
• Young GJ swimmers win District 51 Championships
• Fruita Monument’s Bernal learning to close out matches
• Hendricks does it all to lead Central past Fruita on the mat
• New downtown Motor Vehicle office to open Thurs., Jan. 26
• Open House for proposed city rezoning Wed., Jan. 25
• Both sides of oil shale presented
• Bishop backs lower tuition for immigrants
• 18-year-old will be prosecuted as adult in killing of mom’s dog
• Mesa County ends 2011 with 9 percent unemployment
• Printed letters, Jan. 26, 2012
• Poster winner works in wine
• Tax code must be simpler and more fair
• Robinson’s solid game helps Tigers top Sanchez, Warriors
• January storm revives hopes for ski season
• Rubalcaba, Dennis pick their schools
• Take a lap for history during vintage Nordic ski race
• Palisade tops Aspen for 13th consecutive victory
• Purple martin artwork on latest stamped envelope
• Derrieux pours in 38 points as Tigers shut down Warriors
• Colorado caucuses could be pivotal in Republican contest
• Fewer infections reported at Grand Junction hospitals
• Week in Sports for Jan. 22-28, 2012
• Neighbors not on board with site for new bus facility
• Water deal big win for nuke plant
• Convicted murderer seeks new trial
• Health briefs: Jan. 24, 2012
• Lamborn’s lament
• Romney’s taxes
• SOPA /PIPA didn’t pass, but neither are they dead
• Blotter, Jan. 24, 2012
• Police group protests federal pot crackdown
• Serious snowmaking a ritual of dry winter
• Meeker school repair remains on hold
• Company will try horizontal drilling for gas in proposal for De Beque area
• Junior Achievement to begin area programs
• Blotter, Jan. 23, 2012
• Judge denies bid by state trooper to suppress evidence in fatal shooting
• Printed letters, Jan. 24, 2012
• Fix the mineral leasing districts
• Court finds the right spot
• Another side of BLM management plans for northwest Colorado
• New bus company mapping route to success
• Student of the Week, Jan. 23, 2012
• Student Spotlight, Jan. 23, 2012
• As new public safety building rises, so does anticipation of better efficiency
• Death Notice, Jan. 23, 2012
• Week’s Photos for Jan. 22-28, 2012
• Unemployment insurance program in drastic need of revision
• Western Slope can achieve a cleaner, cheaper energy future
• Man wins full parole board hearing in 1982 GJ murder of sister-in-law
• 'Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou?'
• Local running results, Jan. 21, 2012
• Prep wrestling results, Jan. 21, 2012
• Mavs snap 5-game road losing streak
• Sports Briefs, Jan. 21, 2012
• Hick kicks red tape
• Printed letters, Jan. 22, 2012
• Boys prep basketball scores, Jan. 21, 2012
• Girls prep basketball scores, Jan. 21, 2012
• Colorado Mesa basketball scores, Jan. 21, 2012
• New boss at Taco Bell
• Biz Buzz, Jan. 22, 2012
• Gray Gourmet, Jan. 22, 2012
• Weekly Planner, Jan. 22, 2012
• Odd spot for no medical pot?
• Region to feel pipeline rejection, industry says
• Police blotter, Jan. 22, 2012
• Senator believes bill resolves FML district issue
• Storm closes Powderhorn, monument road
• Montrose expands justice facility
• Man, 28, suspected in bike theft; two Harleys seized
• No wallflowers among these canvas samplers
• Local Briefs, Jan. 22, 2012
• Your Town, Jan. 22, 2012
• Death Notices, Jan. 22, 2012
• Seed catalogs help this gardener through winter
• Board chairman: Warren’s rebounding helps Indians keep Warriors winless
• Keltz propels Montrose past Central
• Palisade boys basketball team runs win streak to 11 games
• What to plant in boggy area between homes
• Colorado Mesa basketball scores, Jan. 20, 2012
• Prep swimming results, Jan. 20, 2012
• Boys prep basketball scores, Jan. 20, 2012
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Jan. 20, 2012
• Girls prep basketball scores, Jan. 20, 2012
• Prep wrestling results, Jan. 20, 2012
• Cops probe bikes theft from Harley dealership
• Colorado will be among swing states, GOP leader says in urging donations
• Mild days allow roadwork head start
• District 51’s graduation rate outdoes state’s
• Wildlife, parks offices might be merged
• Breckenridge Republican enters race for Dist. 61
• Delta Schools superintendent resigns
• Body of angler from Texas found near river boat ramp
• Police blotter, Jan. 21, 2012
• Death notices, Jan. 21, 2012
• Yearly sales tax revenue up 7 percent
• Calendar, Jan. 20-26
• Deadly confrontation in Utah took place shortly before GJ incorporated
• New Audubon signs will play recorded bird songs
• Denver-based Buddhist teacher hopes to visit, teach in GJ monthly
• Peace & Justice releases Alternative Christmas Fair results
• Grow beyond your comfort zone
• Local activists 'occupy' Tipton's office
• What is naturopathic medicine?
• What does your gut tell you? The Mind-Gut Connection
• Home birth midwife sets up practice in GJ
• SoCal surf-punk trio hits the stage Jan. 26
• Good Samaritans come forward
• This orchestra ROCKS!
• Buck fever: Crosshairs on Iran
• Compromise begins with you and me
• Law scholar brings 'Original Constitution' to Colorado activists
• Excess liabilities?
• CITY VIEWS: Looking forward with optimism to the year ahead
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Get out your checkbook, it's carnival time
• LETTER: Setting the record straight
• LETTER: Crazy liberals and their crazy talk
• Local Briefs: Jan. 20, 2012
• Portrait gallery: Patrick G. Metoyer
• Transactions for week of Jan. 2 - 8, 2012
• Road has been tough lately for Mavs
• Entertainment briefs, Jan. 20-26
• CHSAA tweaks prep FB playoffs
• Pipher not happy after Mesa loses to Chadron State
• Lines west, Jan. 20
• Montrose wins three overtime matches to top Fruita
• Quick picks, Jan. 20
• Blotter, Jan. 20, 2012
• Two Denver legislators want limits on donations to school-board candidates
• Pipeline under river proposed near Rifle
• GarCo death investigated as homicide
• Defiant ex-DA gets 1 year in prison, probation
• After 42 years in education, Holy Family principal stepping down
• Colorado GOP: Repeal federal health care law
• Drilling lags on BLM land, report shows
• Death notices, Jan. 20, 2012
• Trans-fats tipscales marginally
• Prosecutor deserves prison
• Printed letters, Jan. 20, 2012
• Slow economic growth to continue, audience told
• Patrol looking for driver involved in high-speed chase
• Rental help comes to a halt
• Affidavit: 21 guns, silencers taken in Parachute store heist
• Kidnapping suspect lied about travel plan
• Water rights key question in park status
• Tipton names new chief of staff
• Palisade man on ice sculpting team competing this week in Switzerland
• Man guilty in slaying of homeless man in desert
• Dems target Tipton seat for Red-to-Blue turnover
• Police blotter, Jan. 19, 2012
• Death Notices, Jan. 19, 2012
• Some Colorado websites go dark in protest of Internet-piracy bills in Congress
• Patrol pursuing person who spilled oil, believes it was dumped intentionally
• Getting It Right, Jan. 19, 2012
• 9 seats up for grabs on municipal boards of Fruita, Palisade
• Printed letters, Jan. 19, 2012
• Prep Wrestling Results, Jan. 17, 2012
• Boys Basketball Boxscores, Jan. 17 2012
• Resorts’ safety efforts in focus during awareness week
• Bridges, Padgett lead Wildcats
• Sensible foods for January
• Girls Basketball Boxscores, Jan. 17, 2012
• Mushers and dogs headed for Grand Mesa
• Get in on Saturday-only bus ride to Powderhorn
• Icy greeting: Eager anglers head for fresh ice at Rifle Gap
• Surrendering areas to crime meanslimiting the rights of citizens
• Revamp this BLM plan
• Occupy group fills Tipton office
• Blotter, Jan. 18, 2012
• Bill diverts energy tax revenue to rural colleges
• Meis: Plan is a threat to economy
• GJ in Top 10 retirement spots
• Death Notices, Jan. 18, 2012
• Range Creek Trip in Utah
• Printed letters, Jan. 18, 2012
• Martin Luther King’s voting message is relevant for United States today
• Rich-poor gap a rising U.S. concern
• King’s legacy endures, student leader says
• No bond for Parachute men in Montana slaying probe
• Expert climber dies after plunge
• Health Briefs, Jan. 17, 2012
• Dentist helps give back smiles to victims of domestic violence
• Senator seeks more time on resource plan
• Getting It Right, Jan. 17, 2012
• Arvada man will run for CU regents board
• Blotter, Jan. 17, 2012
• Authorities warn of avalanche risk on Grand Mesa
• Policy change follows inadvertent release of private info to media
• City to do some of county’s purchasing
• Ankle monitor leads to burglary arrests
• Death Notices, Jan. 17, 2012
• Western State contractor accused of unsound work
• New board tackles Parachute schools budget
• Storm expected to dump snow in high country
• Vectra Bank will present economic forecast event Wednesday in webcast
• Death Notice, Jan. 16, 2012
• Blotter, Jan. 16, 2012
• KAFM unveils a new gala fundraiser: Art & Other Treasures
• Printed letters, Jan. 17, 2012
• How much will we sacrifice in the name of security?
• Efficiency is hallmark of new county building
• Two Parachute men jailed in woman’s disappearance
• Partnership takes bite out of price for animal control
• Gymnast hopes to compete in London
• Collaborative effort intends to fuel natural gas
• Student of the Week, Jan. 16, 2012
• Student Spotlight, Jan. 16, 2012
• Martin takes football job at Mesa
• Week in Sports for Jan. 15-21, 2012
• Week’s Photos for Jan. 15-21, 2012
• Yearbook photos can be troublesome for District 51, too
• Welcome home, 928th
• Time has come to allow civil unions
• Tebow-sized mea culpa and 20 (safe) predictions for 2012
• Printed letters, Jan. 15, 2012
• Assets seized in fraud probe
• One-stop county shop
• Weekly planner, Jan. 15, 2012
• Bridge results, Jan. 15, 2012
• Gray gourmet, Jan. 15, 2012
• Your Town, Jan. 15, 2012
• Guv promises help keeping wolves at bay
• Traffic alert, Jan. 15, 2012
• Hot-button issues await lawmakers
• Palisade Cafe reopens with new owners, new attitude
• Biz Buzz, Jan. 15, 2012
• FM diver makes state cut
• Training trip pays off for Mavs
• CMU wins three at Borah Duals
• Police blotter, Jan. 15, 2012
• Artist takes her creative works down to the wire
• For some area residents, having less is more
• Local athletes, coaches relate to Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow
• Death Notices, Jan 15, 2012
• Altman, Paonia win Palisade Invitational
• Silt’s Jackie Gross finishes close second in year-long Extreme Huntress contest
• Herds of desert bighorn sheep flourishing in southwestern Colorado
• Panama City has skyline full of high-rise buildings, tropical rainforest
• Homegrown: Lawn out, garden in. Here’s how
• Padgett leads Wildcats to easy win over rival Tigers
• Poor shooting dooms Mavs against Western
• Broncos have what it takes to beat Pats
• Colorado Mesa boxscores, Jan. 13
• Boys boxscores, Jan. 13
• Girls boxscores, Jan. 13
• Youth key as Tigers top Sinner, Wildcats
• Sanchez, Warriors rally in loss to Cortez
• Five Mavericks finish in top-10 at All-Comers meet
• Mayor softens threats against airport
• Warriors play well to edge Cortez
• Religion Briefs, Jan. 14, 2012
• Real beauty is molecular-level deep
• For The Record, Jan. 14, 2012
• 4-foot plane helps deputies ‘see’ from air
• Death Notices, Jan. 14, 2012
• Progress made on Denver Water dispute
• Local Briefs, Jan. 14, 2012
• Fires damage house, apartment
• Glenwood says no to 30-year energy contract
• Police Blotter, Jan. 14, 2012
• Callahan-Edfast sold; few changes expected
• New ownership for Mesa Mall
• Feds may target Carbondale pot shop
• Broncos fever is going viral across the state
• New leader named for monument
• Getting It Right, Jan. 14, 2012
• Local woman sells her pattern designs to Simplicity
• Understanding pediatric homeopathy
• Local briefs: Jan. 13, 2012
• 'Cooking Matters' classes dish up healthy advice
• GJ-based organization provides humanitarian aid to Central Asia
• Give yourself the permission to relax
• New Colo. Nat'l Monument superintendent starts mid-Feb.
• Latest news on heart-health issues
• Why does education spending get the shaft?
• Republican fantasies destroying the American dream
• Romney can uphold conservative trinity
• Grab your Stetsons! Award-winning Riders in the Sky performs Jan. 20 at the Avalon
• LETTER: A heartfelt thanks
• LETTER: Given GOP presidential crop, Obama still unbeatable
• LETTER: Easy to spend other people's money
• LETTER: Too many people on earth
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community
• Free legal advice a phone call away
• Year-end local real estate round-up
• New Real Estate Investors Network forming
• Transactions for the week of Dec. 26- Jan. 1, 2012
• Briefs, Jan. 13-19
• Calendar: Jan. 13-19
• 2012 Color Forecast
• OutFit: Perfect fit jeans
• Quick picks, Jan. 13-19
• Line break opens sinkhole in street
• Chevron will donate $80,000 to continue Math and Science Center energy summit
• New standards drafted for Seventh Street
• Police Blotter, Jan. 13, 2012
• Ex-DA posts bond, revokes it 5 days later
• Defense lifts ‘Dogs to 10th straight win
• Bulldogs expect tough matches at Palisade Invite
• Stratton’s pin helps Central squeak past Montrose
• Prep basketball scores, Jan. 12, 2012
• Prep wrestling results, Jan. 12, 2012
• Guard unit’s return thrills families
• Grand Junction Eagles semi-pro baseball team a big hit
• Death notices, Jan. 13, 2012
• Iraq vet: Urinating on corpses no big deal
• Hilltop’s child-care program to end in May
• Governor will visit West Slope on Saturday
• Governor backs bill to allow civil unions
• Welcome Home, Witch Doctors
• ‘Dog’ show leaves out sheriff spat
• DA touts meth fight in re-election bid
• Palisade High School takes on cyberbullies
• BLM will require permits for river stretch
• PUC denies Xcel immediate rate hike
• Getting It Right, Jan. 12, 2012
• Garfield Re-2 weighs two school closings amid budget concerns
• Glenwood man sentenced in child pornography case
• Blotter, Jan. 12, 2012
• Printed letters, Jan. 13, 2012
• Pete’s passion
• Mississippi mistake
• Parachute industrial park signs Encana as tenant
• Healthy people do die from flu, Rifle parents want public to know
• Partisan hangover lurks at Legislature
• Death Notices, Jan. 12, 2012
• Briefs, Jan. 12, 2012
• Overflow crowd lets off steam about Bear Ranch land swap
• Time to rest helps Mesa women bond
• Freshman Brandon shows her skill in GJ win
• Helping hands: Team defensive concept working for Mesa men
• College wrestling rankings, Jan. 11, 2012
• Boys prep basketball score, Jan. 11, 2012
• New year, new wine resolutions
• Frozen in place: Perfect, safe spot key to ice fishing at area reservoirs
• Learn from a local: Storyteller offers Telluride ski, history tour
• Agency offers grants for outdoor rec projects
• Delicious re-creations: Montrose man’s stories, meals make the palate soar
• Open primaries would be like open huddles
• Xcel rate hike zapped by PUC
• A ‘Western’ battle
• Printed letters, January 12, 2012
• Judge: BLM must explain Roan decision
• District considers clinic contract with Community Hospital
• Western State poll yields five name ideas
• Price falls for home at edge of Black Canyon
• More eligible for uranium compensation
• Sales tax boost for Montrose recreation center makes ballot
• Police blotter, Jan. 11, 2012
• Legislator wants to expand gambling; bill may face long odds
• Briefs, Jan. 11, 2012
• Death Notices, Jan . 11, 2012
• Hill steps down, making way for his son to coach State College of Florida
• Big victory cures insomnia for Wildcats
• Two Outlaws place in Utah
• Tuesday’s Girls Boxscore, Jan. 11
• Tuesday’s Prep Boys Basketball Boxscores, Jan. 11
• Sound Check: King ‘n Trio
• Sound Check: Dreamboat
• Paleontology Curator unveils 2.87 billion year old rock for display
• Massage school opens on Orchard Mesa
• Health Briefs, Jan. 10, 2012
• Printed letters, Jan. 11, 2012
• Crimson Tide wins SEC championship
• Set airport leasing policy
• Scott Tipton column missed the mark regarding the Keystone XL Pipeline
• Enstrom’s regional manager runs for Colorado Statehouse
• Lions Club hands out grant money
• Officials OK fewer precincts on county map
• Garfield fears repercussions of drilling stance in BLM plan
• State agencies told to repeal outdated rules
• Combat disorder raised in stabbing defense
• Police Blotter, Jan. 10, 2012
• GJ airport urged to adopt policy for facilities lease
• In high country, a winter fit for golf
• Mesa County home sales bounce back
• Grand Junction girls ready for league play
• Death Notices, Jan. 10, 2012
• Family Connections - Jan. 2012
• Portrait Gallery: Terry Shepherd
• Music Scene: Jan. 6-12
• Grand Junction student awarded expense-paid trip through Europe
• Man accused of assaulting girl
• Opposition mounts to Xcel rate hike request
• Mesa County felonies down in 2011, fewest in six years
• Put people before party in Legislature
• Printed letters, Jan. 10, 2012
• The circus and the sideshows that promise to occupy state lawmakers
• National Guard unit scheduled to return Thursday to Montrose
• Blotter, Jan. 9, 2012
• Lawmakers expect difficult session
• Student of the Week, Jan. 9, 2012
• Pitkin County to rethink inaction on medical pot
• Student Spotlight, Jan. 9, 2012
• Purkapile wins two events for Mavericks
• Learn To Ski/Ride Program popular at Powderhorn Mountain Resort
• Learn To Ski/Ride Program popular at Powderhorn Mountain Resort
• Week in Sports for Jan. 08-12, 2012
• Week’s Photos for Jan. 08-14, 2012
• Science is anathema to the far right wing of the GOP
• Slow-flow water accord
• Keystone Pipeline offers ‘shovel-ready’ jobs, advances energy security
• Two cheers due latest job news
• Printed letters, Jan. 8, 2012
• Incentivizing health — with or without a mandate
• Area conservative group throws weight behind Santorum
• Palisade rides press defense to 8th straight win
• Mavericks have fun again and end three-game skid
• After long absence, GJ’s Ryan returns to coaching swimmers
• Saturday’s Boys Basketball Boxscores, Jan. 7
• Saturday’s Girls Baskeball Scores, Boxscores, Jan. 7
• 48-hour Knit-a-Thon creates hats, boots for babies and the homeless
• Colorado Mesa Basketball Boxscores, Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• Jussel: Broncos need some magic to top Steelers
• You Said It, Jan. 8, 2012
• Prosecutors fight to keep trial in GJ
• Powderhorn has plenty to offer guests this time of year
• Powderhorn Mountain Resort puts emphasis on grooming
• Birds of prey to be on display as stamps from U.S. Postal Service
• Realtors get real about market, get out of game
• Martinez shines for Colorado Mesa in Utah Valley Open
• Low-pressure system blows in, blows out
• Police blotter, Jan. 8, 2012
• Getting It Right, Jan. 8, 2012
• GJ wrestlers place second at Montrose Invitational
• Throwbacks help Mavs top UCCS at Brownson
• Talbott’s nine points help Palisade top Central in low-scoring game
• Funeral homes have new owners
• Death Notices, Jan. 7, 2012
• Grand Junction man recognized for knowledge, interest in cacti and succulents
• Blue Angels advance team lands in GJ
• Most plants won’t need spray in winter
• 3rd suspect arrested in botched robbery
• For The Record, Jan. 7, 2012
• Gas industry lifts GarCo assessed land value
• Moor, moor, moor: Learning leads to exciting paths
• Burns lifts Tigers past Adams City
• Prep swimming results, Jan. 6, 2012
• Hot shooting helps ThunderWolves top Mavericks
• Prep girls basketball scores, Jan. 6, 2012
• Prep boys basketball scores, Jan. 6, 2012
• Defense key as Bulldogs shut down Eagle Valley
• Slow start dooms Mavs in loss to CSU-Pueblo
• Delta police looking for robber of motel
• Fire destroys Rifle trailer
• Blotter, Jan. 7, 2012
• Getting It Right, Jan. 7, 2012
• Cash tallies in for school campaigns
• Longtime teacher, businessman to run for CU board of regents
• Two men badly hurt in rollover near Utah border
• Guv appoints two new trustees to CMU board
• FORWARD THINKING Olympics, Stephen King, Madonna and more create ‘Titanic’ 2012
• Triple Played: ‘El Camino’ by The Black Keys is rock solid
• Young music student to perform on harpsichord
• Entertainment Calendar: Jan. 6-12
• Outfit: Spring 2012 trends
• Watson Island project among numerous events in First Friday program
• Entertainment Briefs: Jan. 6
• Dance club offers free dances
• Lines West: Jan. 6
• Irish Thunder shows scheduled
• Quick Picks: Jan. 6-12
• Road Trip: Jan. 6-12
• Owner of Sullivan’s Grill planning to sell despite TV makeover
• Mild winter leaves Colorado high and dry
• Counties must pay for ballot boxes
• Board juggles funding formula for financial aid
• Community invited to participate in knit-a-thon
• Add a daily fruit, veggie smoothie into your health plan
• Businesses can save some green with Chamber program
• LETTER: You get what you vote for
• Rock 'n roller derby
• LETTER: Cartoon not cool
• LETTER: Appreciating the regard for accuracy in journalism
• Raw Canvas celebrates new location with art opening
• In search of loftier pursuits
• Take responsibility when carrying a gun
• Ron Paul: racist smears vs. deadly racist policies
• What kind of leadership can we expect from current city council?
• Mesa County Libraries report record circulation in 2011
• Health Briefs: Jan. 6, 2012
• Community Cinema Jan. film is 'Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock'
• Local Briefs: Jan. 6, 2012
• Exhibit documents 'remnants of life' on Watson Island
• Health fair to offer free exams, screenings
• Comment period extended for North Fork Valley oil, gas drilling
• Self-reflection through a writing exercise
• Freshman helps Palisade win second straight Jackpot Duals
• Youthful Warriors fall to Moffat County
• Deep bench gives Mavs lots of options during games
• Prep wrestling results, Jan. 5, 2012
• Prep basketball scores, Jan. 5, 2012
• Eisenhower Tunnel a moving target during construction
• Western Slope still wary of water accord
• Skies friendly to small jets
• Death Notices, Jan. 6, 2012
• Getting It Right, Jan. 6, 2012
• Tubing hill opens Saturday at resort
• Blotter, Jan. 6, 2012
• Rankin tries second bid for statehouse
• Year’s Best Photos for 2011
• Death Notices: Jan.5, 2012
• Month’s Best Photos for December 2011
• You Saw It Photos –– January 2012
• Death Notices, Jan. 5, 2012
• Briefs, Jan. 5, 2012
• GarCo tries to revive gas drilling study
• From bizzaro Iowa caucuses, Romney proves he’s got game
• Printed letters, Jan. 6, 2011
• Open primary would serve voters better
• Fruita restaurant goes from ‘slop’ to ‘fantastic’
• BLM extends comment period on Delta, Gunnision counties gas lease plan
• Bishop ends 28-year run of elected public service
• Mavs narrow search to 6
• Broncos must decide if Tebow is QB of future
• Backers of legal marijuana submit petitions for ballot
• Mavs need to come together to snap skid
• Dist. 1 candidates stake positions on taxes, annexation, monument
• 32 years for beating, sex assault
• Mesa County foreclosures up at year’s end, down for all of 2011
• Police blotter, Jan. 5, 2012
• Roaring Fork votes to dismiss school chief Haptonstall
• Libraries’ use continues to soar
• Leitner-Poma lands big Vail job
• Sports Briefs, Jan. 4, 2012
• January Local Lore
• Slow fishing follows New Year’s Eve crowd on Crawford Reservoir
• Blue jay a colorful surprise in Christmas Bird Count
• Let citrus fruits spark your meals
• Fly fishing event worth a showing
• Fruita voters facing medical pot, TABOR issues
• Blue Angels to return for September air show
• Allegiant changes days of flights to, from L.A., Vegas
• Site lists Feb. 7 GOP caucus locations
• Congressional challenger Pace in area this week
• Glenwood utility conducting inspection flights
• Blotter, Jan. 4, 2011
• GarCo manager fired soon after contract renewal
• Chest thumping inthe Strait of Hormuz
• Printed letters, January 5, 2012
• City interference had predictable results for Tiara Rado restaurant
• Gunshot victim fears for his life, he says in court
• Gas drops under $3 a gallon, but maybe not for long
• Jackpot Duals to test local wrestlers’ ability
• GJ HISTORY: Story of a lost Ute princess in Grand Junction
• Investigators probe bus accident after Basalt woman dies
• Energy CEO rings opening market bell
• Council may seek grant to improve North Avenue
• Police Blotter, Jan. 3, 2012
• Printed letters, Jan. 4, 2012
• The politics of pot
• Rock likely 2.87 billion years old
• DA to sift 400 cases in probe of ex-trooper
• New Year’s weight loss shouldn’t be a pain
• Death Notices, Jan. 3, 2012
• Health Briefs, Jan. 3, 2012
• Stindt signs to play at Adams State
• Excitement brews as Grand Junction Roller Girls ready for inaugural bout
• Mavs make some noise in Phoenix
• Getting It Right, Jan. 3, 2012
• Grand Living - January 2012
• Printed letters, January 3, 2012
• Presidential contest begins today in Iowa
• Aiming prognosticator’s crystal ball at the 2012 political campaigns
• Closed mine north of Fruita tries to expand
• Shiver or roast? All in a normal year
• Grants awarded for river land purchase
• Crime study: Grand Valley climbs in annual safety rankings
• Blotter, Jan. 2, 2012
• New safety requirements put in place to keep athletes with concussions on sidelines
• Missing the green
• Student of the Week, Jan. 2, 2012
• New law plows ahead to close agriculture property tax loophole
• Student Spotlight, Jan. 2, 20121
• Week’s Photos for Jan. 01-07, 2012
• Week in Sports for Jan. 01-07, 2012
• The promise and possibility of 2012
• Printed letters, January 1, 2012
• Pair held in 5-day shooting spree
• Be realistic with resolutions
• Construction flickering; pro baseball may be big hit
• Minimum hourly wage in state goes up 28 cents
• Gray Gourmet, Jan. 1, 2012
• Advice for new year: Live each day to fullest
• Your Town, Jan. 1, 2012
• Local BLM officials determining impact of sage-grouse policy
• You Said It, Jan. 2, 2012
• Weekly Planner, Jan. 1, 2012
• Biz Buzz, Jan. 1, 2012
• Book Notes, Jan. 2, 2012
• Third fire station opens on Montrose’s west end
• For retailers, bottom line on television sets a little fuzzy
• Beyond a whisper, quilts speak louder than words
• Palisade horsewoman named to youth board for national Pony Club
• Houston Shine to share bloodline
• Death Notices, Jan. 1, 2012
• Hay bank started for struggling horse owners
• Police Blotter, Jan. 1, 2012
• Mavs unhappy with officials after Regis loss
• Missed opportunities, renovations and resignations round out top stories of 2011
• Mavericks swept at Grand Canyon Duals
• First-half lapses cost Mesa in loss to Rangers
• Birth of GJ Rockies is top sports story of 2011
• Board & Buckle’s Wintersteiger machine makes sure skis are fine-tuned
• Ror The Record
• No. 4 story of 2011: Palisade voters keep pot dispensary
• Bike-race rejection darkened final days
• No. 3 story of 2011: Mesa State upgrades to university status
• No. 5 story of 2011: Trapped in backwoods, logger cuts off his toes
• No. 1 story of 2011: North Avenue shooting a gang-related crime
• Strengths turn into weaknesses in Mavs’ loss
• Tragedy, triumph and changes mark some of the moments of 2011
• Lapses, missed free throws cost Mavericks
• No. 1 story of 2011: School funding takes major hits
• Guard unit returning soon
• Got a minute? Let’s explore this whole time thing
• Death Notices, Dec. 31, 2011
• Homegrown, Dec. 31, 2011
• Long lines linger at county DMV; webcams can help
• Energy-saving grant program to be extended
• Cut benefits to keep fund solvent, say biz owners
• Blotter, Dec. 31, 2011
• Entertainment calendar: De. 30-Jan. 5
• START 2012 RIGHT: Most ring in New Year with friends and family
• Sound check: Free While Supplies Last
• New Year’s Eve drinks offer variety
• Twist in the new year with Chubby Checker
• In brief: Dec. 30
• Music scene: Dec. 30-Jan. 5
• OUTFIT: Shine
• Lines West: Dec. 30
• ‘A Creature I Don’t Know’ singer one you must get to know
• Ride to ‘Camelot’ New Year’s Eve
• Road trip: Dec. 30-Jan. 5
• Quick picks: Dec. 30-Jan. 5
• Drive-by shooting wounds man in Clifton
• TV redesign puts spice in Fruita cafe
• 2,000 push lease moratorium in North Fork area
• No. 6 story of 2011: Grand Junction council asks city manager for resignation
• LETTER: Udall doesn't know 'common sense'
• Try a new habit on for size - Drink more water, lots of it
• LETTER: Thanks to the employees at Clifton Starvin' Arvins
• Think big when it comes to goal-setting
• Strategies for lasting change in your life
• Cancer screenings: Early detection equals cure in many cases
• Message from HOPE: Thankful for all the generosity
• City wants public feedback regarding downtown
• Saturday Art Club: Classes for kids of all abilities
• One Book, One Mesa County choice: 'Rules of Civility' takes readers back to the 1930s
• REP. RAY SCOTT: Balancing state budget will be biggest hurdle
• On Hitchens, Havel and Kim
• Land acquisition to expand Lunch Loop trail system
• GUEST COLUMN: Should have taken the stairs
• Local Briefs: Dec. 30, 2011
• The GOP circus of presidential candidates
• Locals booksellers make their annual reading recommendations
• New cleaning business utilizes dry ice-blasting
• SEN. STEVE KING: More of the same legislative challenges to come in 2012
• Accomplished river guide to speak at Jan. 9 meeting
• Mavs wrestlers face stiff competition in return to the mat
• Skyway Skuffle a great race for ordinary skiers
• No. 7 story of 2011: Former DA jailed for sexual misconduct
• No. 8 story of 2011: Music bash turns out to be a bust
• Junction mother whose baby died in 2010 wins contest, donates to hospitals
• No. 9 story of 2011: Valley Investments owner guilty of fraud
• No. 10 story of 2011: Grand Junction man’s alleged crime spree
• Police Blotter, Dec. 30, 2011
• Top stories of 2011: just missed
• Local briefs, Dec. 30, 2011
• Glenwood Kmart store on the list for closure
• Death Notices, Dec. 30, 2011
• Notion of tunnel under Divide predates reality by 100-plus years
• Snow base at Powderhorn beats most other major Colo. ski resorts
• Death Notices: Dec. 29, 2011
• Guide to New Year's Eve parties in Mesa County
• Tough year for tyrants
• Curb your enthusiasm for 2011, a ‘so-so’ sort of year
• Dogged rescuer helps Lab to shore
• Candidate financial filings increased to every two weeks
• State qualifies for more children’s health aid
• Powderhorn asks for tubers’ help in naming new hill
• Warm soak, cool New Year’s party
• Blotter, Dec. 29, 2011
• Pot backers could get question on 2012 ballot
• Push begins for recycling of ‘e-waste’
• Death notices, Dec. 29, 2011
• Colorado Mesa basketball teams relaxed, ready for Metro, Regis
• Engineer’s license suspended over Meeker school
• New car wash offers free cleaning to first 10,000
• Board votes to appeal Lobato decision
• EnergySolutions protests to feds loss of uranium cleanup project
• Printed letters, December 29, 2011
• Engineer’s suspension was the right response
• Colorado and U.S. are still headed for a debt disaster
• Airport users fume about security, TSA
• Family shoots for TV role in show about Second Amendment
• Death Notices, Dec. 28, 2011
• Barrett liaison tapped to lead Oil and Gas Association
• Police blotter, Dec. 28, 2011
• Mavs ranked No. 34 in preseason baseball poll
• Collegiate Baseball Div. II Poll
• Colorado Springs writer finds similarities between North Fork, France region
• 2011 grassroots movement could Occupy new year
• More opposition to Million
• Slow down on wastewater rules
• Printed letters, December 28, 2011
• Report points out directions for successful change in state’s mental health system
• Behavioral health report points out directions for successful change
• Health Briefs, Dec. 27, 2011
• Alpine Home Health and Hospice enjoys growth under new owner
• Colorado River agency files motion to stop pipeline
• Blotter, Dec. 27, 2011
• Lochmiller sentencing in March at Grand Junction site
• Former NASA investigator critical of moon rock housekeeping
• Death Notices, Dec. 27, 2011
• Video visits only at jail
• Water rules could soak governments
• Sports in Brief: Mavs selected to All-Colorado team
• Holiday squeeze: Local wrestlers find ways to avoid weight gain
• Five local players earn spots on all-state team
• Student Spotlight, Dec. 26, 2011
• Student of the Week: Palisaide High School senior Corey Aday
• Week in Sports for Dec. 25-31, 201
• Lottery funds, all divvied up, more than 2010
• Douglas Bruce, convicted tax cheat
• A holiday picture renewed faithin our compassionate community
• Budget battle continues
• Printed letters, December 27, 2011
• Plan would speed Avalon renovation
• County moves forward with fairgrounds entrance
• Red Cross maintains lifeblood
• Police blotter, Dec. 26, 2011
• Death notice, Dec. 26, 2011
• School budget cuts not as easy as they look, District 51 says
• Don’t plan on conducting business today at state offices
• Week’s Photos for Dec. 25-31, 2011
• Gloria in excelsis Deo!
• Personnel costs are biggest budget issue for District 51
• Printed letters, Dec. 25, 2011
• Journey of faith leads to Christ’s birth
• Christmas Eve ride with Santa
• Developer with ties to GJ wins new trial
• Storage unit filled with stuff of life greets family of 3
• A Christmas Story
• Activists protest geothermal lease over sage grouse
• Police blotter, Dec. 25, 2011
• Christmas quilt holds bittersweet memories
• 1 critically hurt, 1 held in drunken-driving crash
• Death Notices, Dec. 25, 2011
• You Said It, Dec. 25, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Dec. 25, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Dec. 25, 2011
• Tigers’ Rubalcaba adds to family’s Gold Helmet legacy
• GJ mom reaches the masses with Brave Ski Mom blog
• Conservation a hard thing to define for some people
• Flaming Gorge pipeline continues to draw opposition
• Gateway Canyons Resort expands wintertime offerings
• Best of Bridge, Dec. 25, 2011
• Biz Buzz, Dec. 25, 2011
• Jussel: Set at QB, Broncos need to upgrade elsewhere
• Giving blankets to hospital a gratifying experience for group of Mesa athletes
• Religious inquiry the fountainhead of science
• Christmas all in a day’s work for some
• For the Record, Dec. 24, 2011
• Religion Briefs, Dec. 24, 2011
• De Beque cookin’ with new gas stove
• Bureau gives green light to Ridgway hydropower project
• Koch land swap gets endorsement from Delta panel
• Death notices, Dec. 24, 2011
• Mesa County Connection News - December 23, 2011
• ONE BOOK: Get to know the ‘Rules of Civility’
• PORTRAIT GALLERY: Cynthia Duff
• TRIPLE PLAYED, Dec. 23, 2011
• George Winston’s piano concert sells out
• Murphey returns to Avalon with Cowboy Christmas show
• TESS ON THE TOWN, Dec. 23, 2011
• Outfit, Dec. 23, 2011
• Briefs, Dec. 23, 2011
• Young Dubliners to perform at Mesa Theater
• Quick picks, Dec. 23-29
• Lines West, Dec. 23, 2011
• Road trip, Dec. 23-29
• Calendar, Dec. 23-29
• Farmworkers celebrate Christmas in Palisade
• Waking up on Christmas morn to something new
• Teaming up for a Christmas mission
• LETTER: Heil, Newt!
• Local briefs: Dec. 23, 2011
• LETTER: That's the spirit
• Keeping a watchful count
• 'Twas the night before they occupied the North Pole
• Art Center executive director steps down, moving to Denver
• Death Notices: Dec. 23, 2011
• BIZWATCH: Coupon Cart Magazine of the Western Slope
• Best seats at Country Jam are selling out
• WILD ABOUT BIRDS: Winter or summer - birds still need to bathe
• A common-sense approach to balancing the federal budget
• Dwelling on the simplicity of the season
• Tree care during the winter months
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Ho, ho, ho! Santa gets around
• Economics of deporting undocumented residents don't add up
• Dreams of 'Camelot': Revisit the legend on stage New Year's Eve
• Celtic rock & roll on tap at Mesa Theater
• Realtor news for Dec. 25, 2011
• Homes sold Dec. 5-11
• Developers in southeast are preapring for 2012
• Getting It Right, Dec. 23, 2011
• Tipton: Tax deal not ideal, but he won’t oppose it
• Wording changed on personhood proposal for 2012
• Police Blotter, Dec. 23, 2011
• 3 added to board-certified teacher list
• Post offices historically nucleus of town’s communication
• Dogs taken from ‘the Point’
• Father goes to prison for 17 years in toddler death
• 3 arrested in separate meth cases
• Mock-trial champs violated event’s spirit, state organizers say
• Death notices, Dec. 23, 2011
• Blotter, Dec. 22, 2011
• Aviators discuss ways to boost Grand Junction airport’s standing
• Sheriff: Mom left two young boys home alone
• Need an inexpensive gift? A book may hold the answer
• 10 stocking stuffers for under $10
• Got gifts? Get ‘em wrapped and give to charity all at once
• GJ man accused in sword attack on roommate
• NFL gear for No. 15 flies off the shelves
• Death notices, Dec. 22
• Plan grows precinct sizes
• Senators leery of low-altitude flyovers proposal
• Tipton sticks to House payroll-tax holiday
• Teen shooter, spared once, gets 20 years
• Riding hot streak, Bulldogs wish Christmas came without a break
• Local Golf Hole in One, Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Skiers, boarders, World Cup competitors enjoy fresh snow conditions
• Grab a torch and join a holiday parade
• It wouldn’t be Christmas without
• District 51, MVEA do right by taxpayers
• Gormley a go-to guy
• Printed letters, December 22, 2011
• This time, it should stick: Snow on the way
• Gas firm fears bias in fracking analysis
• Fruita man sentenced to prison for killing roommate
• Colorado’s economic outlook improves
• Hospital cites Gormley’s 50-year service
• Teachers union must pay own way
• Struggling Black Mountain gets OK to expand oil, gas waste recycling facility
• GJ-area jobless rate holds steady for 3rd month
• Blotter, Dec. 21, 2011
• School narrows achievement gap
• Death notices, Dec. 21, 2011
• Affordable housing rules scaled back in Garfield
• For local sports coaches and players, gift wishes can vary
• A Christmas present for Colorado schools
• Printed letters, Dec. 21, 2011
• Udall continues his fight against unconstitutional detention provisions
• Junction’s Weinberg wins award for sportsmanship
• Sports Briefs, Dec. 19, 2011
• Health Briefs, Dec. 20, 2011
• Glenwood Democrat in redrawn district won’t seek re-election
• Holiday food doesn’t have to mean holiday weight gain
• Death Notices, Dec. 20, 2011
• Protests keep areas’ zoning in place
• Clifton man accused in sex assault of teen says he does Santa events
• Alcohol factor in fatal motorcycle wreck
• Sinkhole grows on nerves of Rifle-area homeowner
• Teachers have say in potential budget cuts
• Police Blotter, Dec. 20, 2011
• County gives pipeline thumbs down
• City postpones fee hikes, adopts budget
• Houston firm buys Junction company that specializes in hydraulic fracturing
• Deputy city manager steps up for interim
• GJ HISTORY: The Mighty Quinn - The day Mesa County owned a railroad and was taken for a ride
• Pablo’s Pizza in Fruita closing
• Blotter, Dec. 19, 2011
• Improvement of sound, video eyed for City Hall auditorium
• Man arrested after child reports fight at home
• Printed letters, Dec. 20, 2011
• ‘Reverse angel’ parking and other reasons to enjoy the holidays
• Newt Gingrich’s latest ‘zany’ idea
• Mavericks’ Hernandez struggles in Olympic trials
• Motorcyclist dies in crash with SUV
• Student of the Week, Dec. 19, 2011
• Student Spotlight, Dec. 19, 2011
• Health care in Junction ‘innovative’
• Operation Good Cheer
• Proposals would reaffirm public ownership of water
• Week’s Photos for Dec. 18-24, 2011
• Week in Sports for Dec. 18-24, 2011
• Sound reasons to oppose the Bear Ranch land exchange
• Land exchange good for Bear Ranch and neighboring communities
• Libel laws apply to bloggers, as well as traditional journalists
• Printed letters, Dec. 18, 2011
• The Kadrich vote
• Free-throw shooting helps Mavs top Adams
• Returning after suspension, Feller wins first Warrior Classic title
• Wrestling for Eagles a dream for most youngsters in Paonia
• Girls Basketball Boxscores, Saturday, Dec. 17
• Warrior Classic Results, Saturday, Dec. 18
• Boys Basketball Boxscores, Saturday, Dec. 17
• Solid effort helps Palisade go 3-0 in Rotary Club invite
• Jussel: Tebow can keep magic going vs. Pats
• Inserting Rohrbaugh into starting lineup pays off for Mavs
• Colorado Mesa Boxscores, Saturday, Dec. 17
• Griffith Lake trail on Grand Mesa offers plenty of showshoeing opportunities
• I-70 wildlife checkpoint results in 22 citations
• Urban lights, clouds cause mass bird kills in odd phenomenon
• Ex-cop cites discrimination in lawsuit against Parachute
• Delta Petroleum files for bankruptcy
• Death notices, Dec. 18, 2011
• One year later, Mesa County’s cyber disaster casts shadow
• Garfield drilling steady, even with permits way down
• You Said It, Dec. 18, 2011
• Basalt fire leaves 11 families homeless
• Quilt borders that fall flat? That’s a good thing
• ‘The Girl’ has our attention, like it or not
• Watch out for these bold, beautiful girls, women
• Rug gallery going out of business
• Best of Bridge, Dec. 18, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Dec. 18, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Dec. 18, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Dec. 18, 2011
• Death Notice, Dec. 17, 2011
• No stand-in yet for departing city manager Kadrich
• Newly minted Colorado Mesa University graduates first class
• No matter how you measure it, baby, it’s cold outside
• Twelve DUI cases dropped in bias probe
• Religion Briefs, Dec. 17, 2011
• For The Record, Dec. 17, 2011
• Maps, budget shortfall divide state lawmakers
• Police blotter, Dec. 18, 2011
• Watt, former Montrose city manager, dies
• White River Christmas tree going to Capitol
• Solid shooting from line lifts ‘Dogs to win
• Turnovers, poor free-throw shooting doom Mavs
• Sports Briefs, Dec. 16, 2011
• Shank brothers leading Olathe at Warrior Classic
• Big men propel Mavs to victory
• MAIN DISPLAY: Art galleries aim to turn downtown into quite a scene
• Music scene: Dec. 16-22
• Lines West: Dec. 16
• Q&A with Jerry Ditter, Colorado Mesa University theater department
• Calendar: Dec. 16-22
• Outfit: Gift ideas for less than $25
• Tess on the Town: Christmas heats up the ovens of popular bakery
• Goe On: ‘Dragon Tattoo’ will bear out genius of Trent Reznor
• High Desert opera relies on time-tested family classics
• Numerous activities planned in Fruita
• Texas Tenors, GJ Symphony team for holiday presentation
• ‘Mosaics’ present variety of performing arts
• Briefs
• Road trip: Dec. 16-22
• Quick picks: Dec. 16-22
• Monument denial crucial in race bid, GJ organizers say
• City still not sure who will tear down White Hall ruins
• Brownies on school bus laced with pot
• Junction High marks 100th date
• Fruita falls to Rangeview
• Hall’s injury doesn’t derail ‘Dogs in win
• Mavs must control tempo against fast-paced Skyhawks
• New collective brings holistic practitioners together
• GJ Chamber wraps up 2011 on positive note
• New gift basket biz offers tastes of the valley
• 'Outstanding chance' GJ will nab Pro Challenge stage in near future
• SOUL TO SOLE: Local cobbler talks about his spiritual connection with shoe repair
• Unique gifts are a 'win-win'
• Withdrawal symptoms possible when coming off cannabis
• Have an apple with your Christmas cookie
• The need for sleep: Treatments for insomnia
• Local Briefs: Dec. 16, 2011
• Do you yang without the yin?
• Model trains bring out the kid in everyone
• Slate of GOP candidates are conservative enough
• A modern-day fairy tale peddled by Republicans
• Message from HOPE: Young student gives to the max
• Toxic clean-up company expands to Western Slope
• Sign up for home energy audit before rebates end
• Ron Paul and the Rule of Law
• COGCC: New fracking disclosure rule 'positive step forward'
• New, local conservation group seeks middle ground on issues
• Signs of life
• Powderhorn opens
• Instructions for gift assembly too complicated? R-5 High can help
• Briefs, Dec. 16, 2011
• Council points to list of Kadrich successes
• City Manager Kadrich forced out
• Police Blotter, Dec. 16, 2011
• More to Meeker Massacre than historical stereotypes
• Death Notices, Dec. 16, 2011
• The conclusion of the Iraq war highlights its many paradoxes
• Citizens add advice to school budget effort
• Once more, to the brink
• Printed letters, Dec. 16, 2011
• Delta County Commission cautious ahead of Bear Ranch vote
• Store’s contest for charity recognizes a mother’s inspiration from son lost
• Grand Junction man in GarCo jail after chase along airport runway
• Million-rider barrier broken by Grand Valley Transit
• Blotter, Dec. 15, 2011
• Judge denies troopers’ immunity claim in fatal Redlands shooting in July 2010
• Outdoors jobs bolster economy, study shows
• University gets $1.6M to promote alternative energy
• Cheap power the windfall of waterfalls
• Mavs’ Wright selected as a first-team All-American
• Big men’s ability to block shots helps Colorado Mesa defense
• GJ’s Trujillo gets tech fall win in first varsity match
• Warrior Classic is a good early season test for grapplers
• Boys prep basketball score, Dec. 14, 2011
• Prep wrestling results, Dec. 14, 2011
• Girls prep basketball score, Dec. 14, 2011
• Boys pre basketball polls, Dec. 14, 2011
• Four D51 Schools Receive Awards For Excellence In Academic Growth And Achievement
• Over the Top: Distracted Driving
• Printed letter
• Denver judge made assumptions about funding, school performance
• District attorney takes case of biased officer very seriously
• Compromise and comity
• Tight budget, consolidation to cost 4 county workers jobs
• Death Notices, Dec. 14, 2011
• Four schools win awards based on CSAP scores
• New fracking rules called toughest in U.S.
• District 51 School Board picks budget committee
• Bennet bill to aid foreign students
• GJ Rockies will open season in Ogden
• Grand Junction’s Rubalcaba captures Gold Helmet Award
• Bulldogs improve to 11-1 in dual meets
• Getting It Right, Dec. 14, 2011
• Police blotter, Dec. 14, 2011
• Lunch Loop system to add Three Sisters
• Glenwood man accused of firing at deputy was drunk
• Substitute teacher dies at Clifton Elementary
• Fugitive caught in car used in escape
• Neenan-built Craig school partly closed
• Business spending paving way for retail jump, observers say
• Powderhorn donating half of opening-day sales to groups
• Gas drilling fuels pay growth
• Sports in Brief: Eight Mavs on all-academic team
• Boys Basketball Boxscore, Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Tuesday’s Prep Wrestling Results, Dec. 13
• Girls Basketball Boxscores, Tuesday, Dec. 13
• NABC Division II Top 25, Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Denver Nuggets Skills Challenge Results, Tuesday, Dec. 13
• 2102 Grand Junction Rockies schedule
• Christmas Lights
• Health Briefs, Dec. 13, 2011
• 3 physicians fulfill various needs at new practice
• Death Notice, Dec. 13, 2011
• Medicare recipients saved on drugs, preventative care in ‘11
• Warrant issued in 2010 slaying
• Authorities: Man arrested after shooting at deputies
• Colorado senators should support the STOCK Act
• A common-sense approach to balanced budget
• Cruising ahead on Interstate 70
• Printed letters, Dec. 14, 2011
• Balanced budget measure still the wrong prescription
• Legislative maps win court’s OK
• Tight budget forces cutback in downtown Christmas lights
• Property taxes lower, staffing reduced in Mesa County’s 2012 budget
• Expect slow road to recovery, economic study by CU finds
• Clifton gets new ambulance after fire
• Court restricts police searches of cars when there’s no warrant
• Police Blotter, Dec. 13, 2011
• Mav 4 Life group helps alumni
• Parents worried about budget form Save Our Schools
• Burns, Tigers roll past Uintah
• Grand Junction Boxscore, Monday, Dec. 12
• Katrina Selsor honored for defense
• Newly drawn legislative maps displace current pols, counties
• Deputies see owner dumped as truck stolen; suspect arrested
• City of Grand Junction takes process for developers online
• CDOT chief backs plan for I-70 to ease Idaho Springs bottleneck
• 'Camelot' to celebrate the year end
• Student uses tip money to help family at Christmas
• Blotter, Dec. 12, 2011
• Student of the Week, Dec. 12, 2011
• What new hydraulic fracturing rules might mean when announced
• Printed letters, Dec. 13, 2011
• A wake-up call on education funding
• Student Spotlight, Dec. 12, 2011
• Forbes recognizes health care model in GJ
• Death Notice, Dec. 12, 2011
• Week in Sports for Dec. 11-17, 2011
• Week’s Photos for Dec. 11-17, 2011
• Budding hoops stars enjoy Nuggets Skills Challenge
• More frack friction
• Coincidence? Trump hosts debate as giant black hole is discovered
• Find out how a date ride can be a rewarding experience
• Broncos-Bears not exactly the matchup we had envisioned
• Swimming helps German exchange student Behrends adapt to life in USA
• Printed letters, Dec. 11, 2011
• A win for uranium
• Satterfield eager for trip to Denver for Punt, Pass & Kick
• Padgett, Bridges lead ‘Cats past Pueblo South
• Rio Blanco County coal mine seeks 2,592-acre expansion
• Bulldogs own fourth quarter
• Mavericks fall in wild finish at Highlands
• Repairs at Caprock follow problems at Meeker school
• EPA fracking finding may figure in state talks
• Corporate recruiters: Officials target companies that would fit well in GJ
• Economic development group shifts strategy to aggressive search for firms, jobs
• Saturday’s Prep Wrestling Results, Dec. 10
• Boys Basketball Results, Saturday, Dec. 10
• Colorado Mesa men’s and women’s boxscores, Saturday, Dec. 10
• Network of charities comes through to form safety net for Toys for Tots
• Central grad tapped for brigadier general
• Local roller derby team accepted into Modern Athletics Derby Endeavor
• Sinner’s 3-pointer seals Wildcats’ one-point win
• Gappmaier leads Mavs in Colorado Mesa Open
• Derrieux lifts Tigers past Cheyenne South
• Crimes-against-kids cases a major concern in budget negotiations
• Be sure to vote Silt’s Jackie Gross as 2012 Extreme Huntress
• 2011 Snowboard World Cup opens Wednesday at Telluride Ski Resort
• Final Denver Post Media Football Poll
• Local sports briefs, Dec. 9
• Colorado Mesa basketball boxscores, Dec. 9
• Prep wrestling results, Dec.9
• Colorado Mesa wrestling results, Dec. 9
• Prep swimming results, Dec. 9
• Palisade finishes third in final poll by Denver Post
• Early lead holds up as Mavs top Mustangs
• Talbott lifts Palisade to win over Coal Ridge
• Turnovers doom Central in loss to Cherokee Trail
• Derrieux’s overtime free throws seal GJ’s victory over Carbon
• Colorado Mesa records big victory over Western State College
• State Patrol apologizes to Palisade man after court dismisses charges
• Home sales leap 33% in county
• School funding method illegal, judge says
• Religion Briefs, Dec. 10, 2011
• Quit moping. Solstice is right around the corner
• Local briefs, Dec. 10, 2011
• Death notices, Dec. 10, 2011
• Firm proposes pipeline project south of Rifle
• For The Record, Dec. 10, 2011
• Two dogs from homeless camp still in custody of Animal Services
• Getting It Right, Dec. 10, 2011
• Blotter, Dec. 10, 2011
• Sentinel to require IDs of website commenters
• Travel Channel to air Packer program
• FILLING THE SEATS Creative events, plans paying off for Avalon Theatre
• Donors sought for three-phase renovation plan
• Music scene, Dec. 9-16
• Portrait gallery, Doris Janowski
• Triple Played: Favorite releases from your old-school music fan
• Tess on the Town: Test tasting eggnog
• On stage, Dec. 9-15
• Outfit: The blouse, Dec. 9
• Award-winning wines from fair to be toasted Saturday
• Centennial Band’s annual concert will be Dec. 15
• Palisade set to host weekend-long celebration
• Entertainment briefs, Dec. 9-15
• CMU dancers work with noted choreographer for ‘Fall for Dance’
• Road trip, Dec. 9-15
• Quick picks, Dec. 9-15
• Entertainment calendar, Dec. 9-15
• Lines west, Dec. 9
• Police raid river camp for dogs
• Homes sold Dec. 5-11, 2011
• Wubben and Rait led first expansion of what was then Mesa Junior College
• Court victory for uranium mill
• City reinstates 1.5% of workers’ former salaries
• EPA fracking finding hailed, disputed
• Kicking off the holiday season, Palisade-style
• KAFM NOTES: Christmas and the five-star cowboy
• Film 'Taking Root' honors Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai
• Trio including Michael Rondstadt returns to Radio Room
• Singer-songwriter Destinee Reed featured in dance concert
• History of the Christmas tree
• Open your mind and 'Thrive'
• DA tosses eight DUIs, citing ‘bias’ by trooper
• Love triangle murder trial was standing room only
• Death Notices, Dec. 9, 2011
• Murder charges made in botched pot heist
• Big Delta acreage eyed for oil and gas leasing
• Powderhorn ranks first in environmental effort
• Police Blotter, Dec. 9, 2011
• City votes down proposal for 570-mile water pipeline
• USA Pro Cycling Challenge skipping GJ
• CMU wrestling team ranked 18th in nation
• Girls prep basketball boxscores, Dec. 8
• NCAA Division II wrestling rankings
• Attacking the basket leads Central girls to win
• No. 2 Grandview blocks Fruita’s bid for upset
• Death notices: Dec. 8, 2011
• Gingrich vs. Romney shows GOP’s ‘cult of competence’
• Suh’s 2-game suspension upheld by NFL
• Trooper trouble requires more action
• Long-missing World War II airman buried in Denver
• Christmas Train Show
• Health Briefs: Dec. 6, 2011
• Let the kids climb the ice walls in Ouray
• Slopes to rentals, new offerings to be discovered at area resorts
• Board expected to OK new Colorado Natural Areas
• Holiday dishes, with a dash of pomegranate
• Trip to Greece leaves hunger for galaktoboureko
• Local briefs, Dec. 8, 2011
• Trooper’s ‘bias’ complicates DUI cases
• Business owners: Pay us our money
• Riverbank dog attacks investigated
• Reunion on Pearl Harbor day
• Fugitive captured in Denver
• Airport tenants irate, ask council members for leadership change
• Death notices, Dec. 8, 2011
• Fraternities, sororities get students’ approval at Colorado Mesa University
• CMU hires development director
• Hydrogen sulfide high at 53 wells, Noble says
• Blotter, Dec. 8, 2011
• CMU’s deBraga’s 4.0 GPA earns him Academic All-America honor
• CMU’s Petersen delays church mission to pursue degree, national title
• CMU men’s indoor track & field team set for debut
• Wildcat girls eager to face early season challenge
• District 51 continues to improve its ratings
• Blagojevich to prison
• Printed letters, Dec. 8, 2011
• Democrats’ redistricting efforts won’t result in election victory
• WinterStart Cross Country Races
• Girls Boxscores, Tuesday, Dec. 6
• Boys Boxscores, Tuesday, Dec. 6
• Casey Burns makes kin proud in Tigers’ win over Delta
• Derrieux leads Tigers to victory over Panthers
• Glenwood Springs rallies in fourth to edge Warriors
• District moves closer, but falls slightly short of full accreditation
• Chatfield, Fruitvale on corrective plans
• Energy Fuels moves ahead with merger
• Colorado ranked ninth-healthiest state
• Homeowner on flood watch
• Honor Flight reunion to mark Pearl Harbor day
• Police blotter, Dec. 7, 2011
• Coroner IDs crash victims as Wyo. pair
• Clifton bumping water rates; Ute Water hike may follow
• Getting It Right, Dec. 7, 2011
• Death Notices, Dec. 7, 2011
• Overnight low of 7 degrees ties record
• Telemedicine helps Grand Junction patients connect with Denver docs
• Ex-teammates band together in wake of fire
• Tipton: Billionaire’s land swap idea will have to be vetted by the public
• Crash victims were bank’s employees
• Mesa County clerk’s offices closed today
• Blotter, Dec. 6, 2011
• Agency eyes natural gas to fuel new buses
• Man guilty in 2003 attempted murder
• District 51 special education plans improve
• District map for Congress finds approval
• Two die in highway crash
• Frack disclosure rule dissected at hearing
• Death Notices, Dec. 6, 2011
• Sports in Brief: Burgon, Selsor earn awards
• No reason to stop being thankful now that Thanksgiving is over
• Bear Ranch letter ends up in magazine
• Symphony shows holiday scenes on tour
• Service a reminder of homeless who have died
• Grand Junction chamber offers seminar for business owners
• Blotter, Dec. 5, 2011
• CDOT forced off air with road, weather info
• Student of the Week, Dec. 5, 2011
• Rifle city official hopes new law expands range of electric cars
• N.D. housing deficit forces builder to shelter workers in schoolhouse
• Student Spotlight, Dec. 5, 2011
• Week’s Photos for Dec. 4-10, 2011
• Week in Sports for Dec. 4-10, 2011
• Parade of Lights, 2011
• Building a forward-looking community in an anti-tax county
• Cutting Medicare payments to physicians is poor policy
• Printed letters, Dec. 4, 2011
• Boeing plant not grounded
• Williams all gassed up
• GJ residents remember Pearl Harbor to atomic bomb
• Profile: Quentin Pershing DeVore
• Profile: Joseph Merrill
• Profile: Don Brown
• Profile: Evie Smith
• Profile: Jack Myers
• Profile: Joe Ruzycki
• Profile: Ernest Anderson
• Profile: Zane McMahan
• Profile: Art Gilbert
• Maverick Duals wrestling results, Dec. 3
• Girls basketball boxscores, Dec. 3
• Boys basketball boxscores, Dec. 3
• Cortez Invitational swim results, Dec. 3
• Mesa women show versatility in win over Nebraska-Kearney
• Burgon’s career game lifts Mavs past Lopers
• Colorado Gives Day seeks to boost online donations for nonprofits
• Good wine, good music, good cause
• Colorado Mesa Boxscores, Friday, Dec. 2
• Prep Girls Basketball Boxscores, Dec. 2
• Boys Basketball Boxscores, Friday, Dec. 2
• Brennan adds spark off bench for Mesa
• Melillo’s dunk helps Mavs edge Chadron
• Sinner leads Wildcats to victory over Mullen
• Smoky Hill tops Palisade in ‘weird’ win
• Death notices, Dec. 3, 2011
• Getting It Right, Dec. 3, 2011
• Nature sets the rules of engagement, like it or not
• Blotter, Dec. 3, 2011
• Deadline on Monday to apply to serve on schools’ budget panel
• Halliburton seeks changes to fracking disclosure proposal
• Public offered some ice time at new Grand Junction rink
• Jordanian visitors to West Slope hope to boost energy production
• ‘I just complied to stay alive,’ carjack victim says
• Family of 6 homeless; multiple pets are rescued
• Homes sold Nov. 14-20
• Stalled growth: Down economy slows some subdivisions in Fruita area
• Have an eventful season
• Thank you for shopping with us
• Elves wanted
• ‘Fashion Hunters’ star chats about style, high-end consignment
• Music scene: Dec. 2-8
• Sound check: The King ‘n Trio
• Tess on the town: Longtime residents offer favorite gift certificate options
• On the Goe: Shock rock? Former bad boy Weiland goes all-out Christmas
• Entertainment briefs: Dec. 2-8
• Sweet Adelines will give whole story of ‘ ‘Twas the Night ...’
• In a tropical mood? Make plans for CMU concert
• GJ, Montrose host their annual Parade of Lights
• Theater company sets 3 ‘Fiddler’ performances
• Quick picks: Dec. 2-8
• On stage: Dec. 2-8
• Entertainment calendar: Dec. 2-8
• Road trip: Dec. 2-9
• Outfit: Dec. 2-8
• Death Notices, Dec. 2, 2011
• May/December romance, mysterious death raised suspicion
• Udall to tackle ‘sea of red’ pine trees
• Montrose sawmill needs bark-beetle strategy, funds
• Police Blotter, Dec. 2, 2011
• Senators step in on ski resort’s water rights
• High-dollar dessert trumps wedding date
• November weather near normal; same forecast for this month
• Trotters raise $5K-plus on turkey day
• The Euro problem
• Industry doesn't always know best
• Kick off holidays with First Friday art openings
• Fall dance concert to feature something for everyone
• Have a Cup of Cheer
• Oakley Gallery: A fine arts addition to Main St.
• KAFM radio station powers up with much-needed upgrade
• Film 'Thrive' offers solutions to world's problems
• Trouble in Toyland? Annual report warns of toys with dangerous chemicals, hazards
• Protection of city's water supply a top priority
• Untie the 'nots' in your heart
• Local Briefs: Dec. 2, 2011
• LETTER: A lesson in Tebow
• Meet up with fellow outdoor lovers
• LETTER: Shopping instead of giving thanks
• LETTER: Thanks to the Grand Valley
• LETTER: Successful event made possible by so many
• Integrative cancer treatment: Part 1
• Getting through the holidays without weight gain
• 10 candidates vying for commission seats
• Local briefs, Dec. 2, 2011
• Chamber survey: Businesses intend to delay hiring, making capital buys
• Judge sets $1M bond after cop hurt in raid
• Natural gas production hits record as Williams nears split
• Solid defense not enough as GJ falls in OT
• All-Western Slope Conference, Class 3A
• Thursday’s Girls Prep Basketball Score, Dec. 1
• Fruita Monument routs Longmont in season opener
• Gehring a selective, successful shooter for Mavs
• Sports in Brief: Wright selected to Daktronics team
• Tigers top Ponderosa
• Central’s Casey Gorsett one of many wrestlers excited to test new divisions
• You Saw It Photos –– December 2011
• Printed letters, Dec. 2, 2011
• Bender Court can assert its independence on redistricting
• Limits needed in well-permit process
• More people turn off TV
• Deer-hunting opportunities rebound
• Audubon Society: Happy holidays and bird counting
• Change of address: For millions of animals, this season is one of migration
• Food bank prepares move
• Another valley nonprofit needs new home
• Public trustees group targeted in filing over trip
• Lawmakers tap Foster for fresh ideas
• Police blotter, Dec. 1, 2011
• High court considers nuclear site drilling
• Getting It Right, Dec. 1, 2011
• Mineral lease funds should go to counties, Tipton argues
• Briefs, Dec. 1, 2011
• Death Notices, Dec. 1, 2011
• All-Southwestern League Soccer Team, Wednesday, Nov. 30
• Martinez is player of year
• King brings added skill as transfer for Mavs
• Warriors hoping to make playoffs again after tough season
• For The Record, Nov. 26, 2011
• Gessler trying to make state comply with court cases, U.S. Constitution
• Printed letters, Dec. 1, 2011
• New districts serve Mesa County well
• Room for more: Tortilleria La Milpa hopes to attract more customers with new space
• Coroner IDs man killed during Nov. 25 home-iinvasion robbery
• Heat lamp suspected cause of chicken coop fire in Carbondale
• Online presidential effort adds Colorado to 2012 list
• Death Notices, Nov. 30, 2011
• CMU to host first December graduation
• Fugitive’s wife returned to GJ, booked into jail
• Tipton: Feds backed resort into corner
• Taco John’s on 12th seized for late taxes
• Police blotter, Nov. 30, 2011
• Coroner IDs man shot dead
• Clifton’s choice: Tax more or receive less
• ‘Cats coaches preach old-school mentality to defending league champs
• Central’s Holdren signs to wrestle for Mavericks
• Central moves to 4A in FB class shuffle
• Mesa men picked to finish eighth
• RMAC Men’s Basketball Standings, Tuesday, Nov. 29
• RMAC Women’s Basketball Standings, Tuesday, Nov. 29
• RMAC Indoor Preseason Track and Field Poll
• Mavs land three volleyball players in early signing period
• Defective school built by same contractor as Grand Junction veterans’ hospital
• Congressional education panel invites CMU president to testify
• Legislative map keeps Grand Junction in its own district
• Nov. 22: JFK, still the unspeakable?
• To John McConnell and all volunteers: THANK YOU!
• The pleasure of addiction
• Thankful to live in Grand Junction
• KAFM NOTES: Brightening Black Friday
• The awakening of the Divine Feminine
• Offer gifts of liberty this season
• Leftover hangover?
• ABC's 'The Doctors' contest winner announced - winner is from GJ
• Some senators would designate U.S. a battlefield in war on terror
• Printed letter, Nov. 29, 2011
• Military doesn’t need new police powers
• Local Briefs
• Local population growth stalled
• Junction man dies in North Dakota wreck
• Armed Redlands pickup hijacker sought
• Two more toss hats into race for county commission seats
• Collaborative care grant received by two GJ health practices
• Briefs, Nov. 29, 2011
• Failed drug theft led to slaying at Orchard Mesa home
• Health Briefs, Nov. 29, 2011
• Junior Achievement expands to region
• Death Notices, Nov. 29, 2011
• Police Blotter, Nov. 29, 2011
• New owner found for Delta wells
• Contractor vowing changes after Meeker school debacle
• Sports Briefs, Nov. 28, 2011
• Uncertainty doesn’t halt Egyptian voters
• Gessler’s games
• Printed letters, Nov. 29, 2011
• Paradise or the playoffs, Tebow shows it aint over ‘til it’s over
• Family Connections December 2011
• Christmas celebrated through story, song Dec. 2-3
• Fram proposes oil drilling near GJ
• A new twist on traditional tamales
• Two 'peas in a pod' crochet hats for hospice
• Central Library gearing up for expansion, improvements
• Ruling may lead to new trial for sex offender
• Garfield County updating wildfire plan
• Blotter, Nov. 28, 2011
• Fundraising for lifesaving devices
• Student of the Week, Nov. 28, 2011
• Four adults, child escape house fire
• Student Spotlight, Nov. 28, 2011
• Suspect in slaying, robbery arrested
• Week’s Photos for Nov. 27 - Dec. 3, 2011
• Week in Sports for Nov. 27 - Dec. 3, 2011
• Working through maze of mineral-leasing rules
• Printed letters, Nov. 27, 2011
• Jury service in disturbing case instills confidence in our judicial system
• Cupcakes, not compromise, were all super committee could agree upon
• Low-flying training missions could be West Slope disaster
• Web Headline
• Agencies shorten application forms for public benefits
• Murder warrant issued in shooting on Orchard Mesa
• Man pulled from destructive fire at house
• Happy parallel December
• Despite warnings, victims swindled on Internet, telephone and Craigslist
• Troubled oil, gas waste facility asks court for bankruptcy protection
• What you can do to prevent being taken
• Work to close Hanging Lake rest area
• Gray Gourmet, Nov. 27, 2011
• Your Town, Nov. 27, 2011
• Bridge results, Nov. 27, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Nov. 27, 2011
• You Said It, Nov. 27, 2011
• Child victims of sexual abuse have safe place
• Police blotter, Nov. 27, 2011
• Seize control from lawyers, league says
• Pop-and-son confectioners hope to achieve sweet success
• Palisade football boxscore, Nov. 26
• Water engineer pens twist-filled mystery
• Book notes, Nov. 27, 2011
• Biz Buzz, Nov. 27, 2011
• CMU women’s basketball results, Nov. 26
• CMU men’s basketball results, Nov. 26
• Open for cheer: Symphony tour shows off holiday decorations
• Drip Tip: Nov. 27, 2011
• Homegrown: Nov. 26, 2011
• Religion briefs: Nov. 26, 2011
• One, two, three ... counting bird plumage is just horsefeathers!
• Teens make wish a reality for sick boy
• Secrets of Jurassic croc
• Teen could face charges in crash
• Groups file suit to hold mines to methane cap
• Getting It Right, Nov. 26, 2011
• Police blotter, Nov. 26, 2011
• Intrepid shoppers’ retail of adventure
• Small Business Saturday gaining traction in Grand Junction
• Colorado Mesa women feed off crowd, top Tarleton
• Palisade, Silver Creek meet again in 3A battle
• Colorado Mesa men top Southern Virginia in tourney opener
• One dead, one injured, one arrested after shooting
• Burglary attempt results in wounding
• Month’s Best Photos for November 2011
• Black Friday
• TAKE A KNEE: Tebowing sweeps the nation
• Sound check: GJHS Chamber Choir
• Music scene: Nov. 25
• Tess on the Town: Nov. 25
• Triple played: Bonus discs in Pink Floyd remasters are excellent
• Outfit-Cozy: Nov. 25
• Festival brings talented student musicians to GJ
• Award-winning comedian coming to Mesa Theater
• Holiday entertainment every weekend in downtown
• On stage: Nov. 25-Dec. 1
• Q&A: Lucifer Divinitas, film director
• Art, chocolate featured in Palisade
• Road trip: Nov. 25-Dec. 1
• In brief: Nov. 25
• Calendar: Nov. 25-Dec. 1
• Historic Clifton church again up for sale
• Printed letters, Nov. 25, 2011
• Special days for shoppers, merchants
• Suggested ideas for those having trouble giving thanks
• Blue-collar Bulldogs
• Third quarter airline travel up 4 percent
• Slow holiday shifts get even slower for cops
• Blotter, Nov. 25, 2011
• Oil-shale development acreage may be cut
• Utah man killed in truck crash
• Restaurant closes, may reopen
• Gateway, Rico spared from postal chopping block
• Death notices, Nov. 25, 2011
• GJ distributor of condom dispensers makes global mark in AIDS prevention
• County may keep more mineral-lease cash if it’s first sent back to state
• Death notices, Nov. 24, 2011
• Montrose plans three-day extravaganza of all things Christmas
• Post-holiday deals starting a day early
• Leaf-removal crews lag behind schedule
• Truck driver injured in crash
• Grand Junction couple’s treasure going back to Mexico
• Police blotter, Nov. 24, 2011
• Sheriff: Skull doesn’t match any lost persons
• Church spares no trimmings on gobbler dinner deliveries
• Sports in Brief: Yanowich wins Xtreme title
• Mavericks ready for game after long layoff
• Walters has Mavs focused on keeping possession
• Entertain guests with winery visit
• Dash awarded as ‘best launch’
• Printed letters, Nov. 24, 2011
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Early day socialist experiment didn’t work out well for the Puritans
• Weather at Powell is fine, but fishing is even better
• WinterStart begins Nordic ski race series
• Increase in wild turkey nunmbers leads to more hunting opportunities
• Telluride: Fantastic conditions and world-class amenities
• Crested Butte celebrates golden anniversary
• New half-pipe marks changes at Powderhorn
• Adaptive programs expand horizons
• A pipe dream
• It’s unofficial: Powderhorn is tops
• Ski, Swim, Stay in Glenwood Springs
• The ultimate classroom
• Over the Top: Being thankful
• Briefs, Nov. 23, 2011
• Meeker consultant questions ability of contractor to fix school
• Blotter, Nov. 23, 2011
• Grand Junction business owner gives away 300 holiday meals
• Clifton teen suspected in sex assault of girl, 13
• Trouble in toyland? Group points it out
• Fruita eyes dip in city revenue
• Death Notices, Nov. 23, 2011
• Occupy targets national stores
• Jobless rate is stagnant, still lower than 2010
• Trustee sues four Valley Investment advisers to retrieve investor money
• Hockey players have love for new ice rink
• Printed letters, Nov. 22, 2011
• Occupy Wall Street and FDR’s vision for America
• Incivility and the first lady
• Personhood again?
• Bear Ranch land swap mostly supported at Delta meeting
• Health Briefs, Nov. 22, 2011
• Death Notice, Nov. 22, 2011
• The Commons to add wing for seniors with dementia
• Museum cuts averted as county maintains support
• Huge housing project gets nod in GarCo
• Tiger Trifecta
• Bus Bergman honored by seventh Hall of Fame
• Tisue, Leany join school board
• KAFM fires executive director
• Interfaith Network service tonight
• Heated clothes may have caused house fire
• Applicants sought for school budget oversight committee
• Man shot with Taser in pot deal
• Police Blotter, Nov. 22, 2011
• Getting It Right, Nov. 22, 2011
• GJ fire chief not hired by Fort Collins
• Oil shale myths live large in Washington
• Transportation funds, congressional approval measured in ‘dinosaur dung’
• A resource lost
• Printed letters, Nov. 22, 2011
• Sound Check GJHS Choir
• Death Notices, Nov. 21, 2011
• Names released in collision near Loma
• Mesa County home sales ahead of 2010
• Blotter, Nov. 21, 2011
• Funding denied for school officers
• Thanksgiving closures set; free holiday parking to begin
• Meeker school will remain closed until next fall
• State, Tipton, energy industry want closer look at BLM plan
• Man grateful prayers were answered in ocean rescue
• Student of the Week, Nov. 21, 2011
• Detox, drug treatment in jeopardy
• Student Spotlight, Nov. 21, 2011
• CMU Invitational swim results, Nov. 20
• Mavericks swamp field in own invite
• Week in Sports for Nov. 20-26, 2011
• Week’s Photos for Nov. 20-26, 2011
• Bridging a big gap
• Printed letters, November 20, 2011
• City Council, mayor, to take a more active role with airport
• Study provides shocking news about political news coverage
• Plan for beltway around city envisioned three decades ago
• Diodes, conductive thread illuminate textiles
• ‘Twilight’ fans: You win. I’m in!
• At long last, motorists drive on overpass
• at the kiddie table
• Former Colorado legislators partner in pawn, gun shop with a lighter, brighter touch
• Local Briefs, Nov. 20, 2011
• Monument’s change to park a ‘no-brainer’
• Gray Gourmet, Nov. 20, 2011
• Weekly planner, Nov. 20, 2011
• Biz Buzz, Nov. 20, 2011
• You Said It, Nov. 20, 2011
• Bridge results, Nov. 20, 2011
• Your Town, Nov. 20, 2011
• Death notices, Nov. 20, 2011
• Flag change, Nov. 20, 2011
• Police blotter, Nov. 20, 2011
• Three teens seriously hurt in crash
• Man dies after driving into train
• Patrol: GJ man veered into oncoming traffic
• Updated state football pairings, Nov. 19
• CMU Women’s Basketball boxscore, Nov. 19
• Prep football boxscores, Nov. 19
• Bulldogs bust Commanders’ spirits on first drive and never look back
• Playing role of underdog just fine for Palisade football team
• Drip Tip: Nov. 19, 2011
• Homegrown: Nov. 19, 2011
• SIMPLY SCIENCE: Even gobblers get the blues
• FOR THE RECORD: Nov. 19, 2011
• Prep football score, Nov. 18, 2011
• Mavs hurt by turnovers in opening loss to Chico
• Wind makes passing tough for Grand Junction, Lakewood
• Colorado Mesa women’s basketball score, Nov. 18, 2011
• GJ’s state title hopes dashed in loss to Lakewood
• Ramunno resigns at Mesa
• Death notices, Nov. 19, 2011
• How many shopping days are left?
• 11 apply for grant funds; university wants all $1.6 million
• Junction officials to condemn White Hall
• 2 die in car wreck near Delta
• Denver legislator to lead Democrats in House
• Blotter, Nov. 19, 2011
• Man arrested, faces charges over condition of neglected horses
• Getting It Right, Nov. 19, 2011
• Ex-congressman: 2012 presidential election is ‘the big one’
• New oil-shale bill debated in House hearing
• State school board: Vermillion ruling means lost revenue
• Super bargain unlikely
• Two fun, family events on Saturday, November 19th
• Entertainment calendar: Nov. 28-24
• Going Black Friday shopping? Know your prey
• Concert benefits musician’s battle with cancer
• Music Q&A: Tullie the Rapper
• Sound check: The Tonettes
• Tess on the Town: Southern style ham star of this Thanksgiving
• On the Goe: Winehouse breathes life into R&B
• Outfit: Warm and stylish
• Evening of love songs to be offered at CMU
• Schumann Singers embrace love in concert
• On stage: Nov. 18
• Music scene: Nov. 18
• Road trip: Nov. 18
• Pretending to be a member of the paparazzi is no picnic
• Brush up on color
• Homes sold for November 14-20, 2011
• LETTER: Enough with the attacks on Paul Brown
• LETTER: End controlled burning in the valley
• Message from HOPE: Consider adopting a family for Christmas
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: 118 years ago today (give or take a few days)
• Page Peddlers meeting to form fiction writers group
• Interfaith Thanksgiving service to benefit homeless teens
• Dancing for Special Olympics: Variety show Saturday at Lincoln Park Barn
• We all need a 'gratitude' adjustment
• Local Briefs: Nov. 18, 2011
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: Spotlight on Chez Lena
• Local pastor starts a food pantry for veterans
• Pros and cons of the flu vaccine
• Free Thanksgiving meals around the valley
• Exercise program for cancer survivors
• Charting her own course: Local astrologer uses the ancient science to help clients
• CITY VIEWS: 29 Road/I-70B overpass: Another step in completing 'The Loop'
• Regulations keep our food safe
• Back to the real issues, shall we?
• Juried art, craft fair all weekend-long
• LETTER: Be proud of your traditions
• Despite size, Palisade OL not intimidated by foes
• Hotchkiss one win from hosting state championship game
• Grand Junction vacancy rate at 7.7 percent this summer
• What’s in a name? Curious town titles explained
• Affidavit: Man posed as tutor in sex assault
• Board hopeful bike race bid will be chosen
• Palisade retracts administrator job offer, will wait a month
• Resort adds chopper to air-tour choices
• Board to pursue mineral royalty money
• Sports Briefs, Nov. 17, 2011
• Police blotter, Nov. 18, 2011
• Grand Junction fugitive still on the run
• Denver court rules against Gessler
• Panel regroups on election map
• Death Notices, Nov. 18, 2011
• Santa’s coming to town tonight at tree-lighting gala downtown
• Getting It Right, Nov. 18, 2011
• Local Briefs, Nov. 18, 2011
• Man killed in I-70 crash identified
• Rifle escapee surrenders
• Sound Check: The Tonettes
• Move forward with mineral-leasing board
• ‘The Natural’ has apparently become the president’s chief economic adviser
• Printed letters, November 18, 2011
• Air quality issue hangs over monument-to-park committee
• Inmate’s letters to women concern Sheriff’s Department
• D51 group raising money for schools
• Death Notices, Nov. 17, 2011
• New effort under way to save open spaces in Garfield County
• Occupiers ticketed for trespassing
• State unveils logo for newly merged parks, wildlife agencies
• GJ-bound fugitive escapes in Kansas
• City workers might receive 3% pay bump
• Palisade board goes with Sales for administrator
• Extinguisher discharged through return slot at library
• Baker gives Mesa women’s hoops team a true point guard
• Sports Briefs, Nov. 16, 2011
• Mesa’s Price is defensive freshman of year in RMAC
• Jussel: Ability to run serves Broncos well
• Rose sometimes forgotten among GJ’s offensive threats
• Central’s Hoppe, Fruita’s Bridges sign their college letters of intent
• RMAC All-Conference teams, Nov. 16, 2011
• All-Southwestern League volleyball team, Nov. 16, 2011
• Injury sidelines Skarda for nationals
• Crash of erratic tanker on I-70 kills driver
• 6 pounds of cocaine found in suitcase
• Blotter, Nov. 17, 2011
• Briefs, Nov. 16, 2011
• November 17, 2011 Printed letters
• Leitner-Poma riding high
• Government’s taxing mindset, and keeping the public informed
• Legislative lines in need of refining
• Over the Top: New Child Labor Laws
• Defibrillator donated to Palisade High
• Death Notices, Nov. 16, 2011
• Court rejects Legislature map
• High-flying deal for Leitner-Poma
• Federal energy lease money hits snag
• Tipton opponent quits House leadership post
• $55,000 state tax lien filed against Aspen woman suing Mesa County
• Survey planned to gauge support for Roaring Fork’s school leader
• State wants new bridge in Glenwood
• Police blotter, Nov. 16, 2011
• Rockies owner happy to have presence in Grand Junction
• Gas industry officials talk of ‘insurgents’ and ‘psyops’ in dealing with citizenry
• Protect voter anonymity
• Printed letters, November 16, 2011
• Health Briefs: Nov. 15, 2011
• ‘I’m not willing to fire myself,’ public trustee tells county officials
• Armed robber on the run
• Job of Roaring Fork School District chief up in air after board election
• Blotter, Nov. 15, 2011
• Fruita couple stop man from suicide, honored for their distinguished service
• Former congressman to speak at GOP lunch
• Transit service to be expanded for next year
• City OKs roundabout at 23, G roads
• Hospitals give economy shot in the arm
• Colorado’s largest FFA chapter is diverse group of Fruita students
• Death Notices, Nov. 15, 2011
• Sports in Brief: CMU’s Bear is defender of week
• Central Warriors making move to Class 4A
• Getting It Right, Nov. 15, 2011
• Week in Sports for Nov. 13 - Nov. 20, 2011
• Measured in ‘quail crap’ or voter approval, Congressional respect is at all-time low
• Tipton on right track in water-rights fight
• Printed letters, November 15, 2011
• Health care in the dock
• My excellent adventure with Mesa County Sheriff Charles Schrader
• Colorado Mesa alcohol violations up as enrollment rises, police say
• Drug task force arrests 2 men after search
• Nonprofits begin push for the holidays
• Blotter, Nov. 14, 2011
• School board in Parachute looks for members to face budget woes
• Thompson Divide drilling foes counter BLM official’s claim
• New manager of Two Rivers, Avalon plans to lure people, profits to city
• Student of the Week, Nov. 14, 2011
• Student Spotlight, Nov. 14, 2011
• Public trustee, county leaders to draw financial picture into focus
• Voters’ secret ballots may not be so secret after ruling
• Tigers play Friday night at Stocker
• Week’s Photos for Nov. 13-19, 2011
• Clearing up the confusion regarding publication of legal notices
• ‘The Hurt Locker’ defining film of defining event
• Printed letters, Nov. 13, 2011
• Redistricting ruling is good for West Slope
• A message to our readers
• Prep football scores, Nov. 12, 2011
• Rim Rock Marathon results, Nov. 12, 2011
• Colorado Mesa football score, Nov. 12, 2011
• Clifton Elementary transforms scores, school culture
• Sports in Brief: Two Mavs on academic team
• Runners use Rim Rock Marathon as an escape from everyday life
• Chadron State edges Colorado Mesa in OT
• Palisade earns first playoff win in four years
• On Occasion, it’s time to burst into poetry
• Weekly Planner, Nov. 13, 2011
• Gray gourmet, Nov. 13, 2011
• Raising the curtain on downtown Rifle
• Traffic alert, Nov. 13, 2011
• Bridge results, Nov. 13, 2011
• Your Town, Nov. 13, 2011
• You Said It, Nov. 13, 2011
• Winner’s circle a familiar place for Hoffman competitor
• $1,500 reward in buck’s trophy poaching
• Library to host open house on expansion next week
• Colorado Mesa basketball score, Nov. 12, 2011
• GOP not sure about appeal of congressional districts
• Turnovers hurt in Colorado Mesa’s loss to Seattle Pacific
• Source of legal notice publication arose in court last year
• Dominant Pirates move into quarters
• Run game lifts Rifle to victory
• Greeley West ends season for Montrose
• For the Record, Nov. 12, 2011
• Good, bad or indifferent? It’s all a matter of perspective
• Homegrown: Nov. 12, 2011
• Drip tip: Nov. 12, 2011
• Fabric store reopens in mall
• Bookcliff students making blankets for U.S. soldiers
• Police Blotter, Nov. 12, 2011
• Memories of Austin Booth help Rifle FB team strengthen bond
• Religion Briefs, Nov. 12, 2011
• Home of the brave
• Trail builder honored as manager of year
• 101 pounds of pot found in van
• Ridgway shines on defense once in Mavs’ starting lineup
• Mesa women’s soccer team falls in regional; men’s basketball team wins opener in Utah
• Death notices, Nov. 12, 2011
• Tigers earn respect with win
• Wildlife officers kill bear, 2 cubs called nuisance
• Sports in Brief: Steinkirchner headlines WSL team
• Friday’s Prep Football Playoff Scores, Friday, Nov. 11
• Class 4A WSL All-Conference Team, Nov. 11
• Colorado Mesa Soccer Result, Friday, Nov. 11
• Colorado State Volleyball Scores, Friday, Nov. 11
• Colorado Mesa Men’s Basketball Boxscore, Nov. 11
• RMAC Volleyball Glance, Friday, Nov. 11
• NCAA Division II Soccer Tournament Glance, Friday, Nov. 11
• Grand Junction High School Boxscore, Friday, Nov. 11
• Colorado State Football Pairings, Friday, Nov. 11
• Taste of Home
• Realtor news for Nov. 13, 2011
• Homes sold Oct. 24-31, 2011
• Grand Junction, CO Veteran's Day events
• Renovations bring new life to old building in Palisade
• Veterans Day Photo Gallery
• POPCORN AND A ... But with so many options, what’s a movie to view?
• ‘TWILIGHT’ FANS: I like you. But Bella, not so much
• Q&A with Justin Hunt
• Lucinda Williams brings wide range of music to Avalon show
• Music scene: Nov. 11-17
• Sound check: Schumann Singers
• Numerous events planned to honor veterans
• Dance showcase, ‘Sleeping Beauty’ to be presented
• Go wild for comedy at CMU
• Lines West: Nov. 11
• Reception features ceramics, drawing
• Tess on the Town: Nov. 11
• Triple Played: Nov. 11
• Outfit: Nov. 11-17
• On stage: Nov. 11-17
• Briefs: Nov. 11-17
• 11-11-11: The paradigm shift moves into high gear
• Bail bondsmen - business in partnership with law enforcement
• 'Occupiers' have good reason to be mad
• Listeria outbreak cries for changes, not hysteria
• Occupy this: Massive derivatives bubble unloaded on the FDIC
• LETTER: The pros of a federal sales tax
• Changing the world one gift at a time
• Blue Pig Gallery reopens bigger and better
• 3-time Grammy winner Lucinda Williams to perform Nov. 13
• Open House to talk library expansion
• More help on the way for homeless vets
• Message of HOPE: Random acts of kindness are encouraged
• Don't let fear keep you from living
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Grand Junction's other Mr. Crawford
• Eating out, eating well: 7th Street Deli
• Local Briefs: Nov. 11, 2011
• Making hunger hormones work for weight loss
• New DDA director brings strong background in preservation, development
• BIZWATCH: Generation Care Personal Care Services
• Never too early to think Thanksgiving
• Birthday girl bets on trio of elevens
• Workforce Center site not working so well anymore
• Neither press problems nor fire stopped Sentinel since 1893
• Businessman faces 20 years in fraud plea
• Don’t panic: Public mailing causes fear that schools will be bulldozed
• Trucking firm billed $9,012 for creek spill
• Rule change would allow vote efficiency
• Salazar IDs Westwater, other lands for protection
• Death Notices, Nov. 11, 2011
• Bankruptcy warning hits Delta Petroleum shares
• Police blotter, Nov. 11, 2011
• Scout’s honor: Scout team an important part of Palisade’s preparation
• Redshirt freshmen give Mavs a different look this season
• GJ’s Arnold, Adleman sign with Mesa
• Rim Rock Marathon organizers making sure everything is ready
• Death Notices: Nov. 10, 2011
• Super committee, Electoral College and demise of Perry for president
• Honoring veterans, disgracing war dead
• West Elk lease makes sense
• Printed letters, Nov. 11, 2011
• Montrose pair ticketed for abandoning 15 cats
• Gifts at fair sure to please, organizers say
• Man sentenced to life without parole in Rangely hatchet murder of father
• Feds OK lease for West Elk Coal Mine
• Nationals the goal for Mesa grapplers
• Briefs, Nov. 10, 2011
• Death Notices, Nov. 10, 2011
• Fire to be the best burns within Tigers’ Dennis
• Calladine hired to be GJ’s lacrosse coach
• Blotter, Nov. 10, 2011
• Colorado high court hears commission’s defense of proposed legislative boundaries
• Montrose board OKs $31,000 for curriculum aid
• Powderhorn bosses to make a mountain out of a ski hill
• Veterans to be honored in Montrose
• Montrose may put trash service out for bid
• Liner company planning hiring spree
• Chemistry key as Colorado Mesa preps for Regis
• Local Tennis Results, Wednesday, Nov. 9
• Collins, Martinez place for Outlaws
• Mesa County Connection News - November 3, 2011
• Diabetes Counts brings kids, parents together
• Marijuana enforcement director reassigned
• Grand Juncton City Council wants airport input
• BLM to assess oil-drilling proposal for area near Whitewater
• Month for warm hearts: Organizers promote random acts of kindness
• Health Briefs, Nov. 1, 2011
• Death Notices, Nov. 1, 2011
• Blue Pig Gallery prepares for reopening
• Denver Post Media Poll, Monday, Oct. 31
• Hoppe selected SWL player of year
• Local Bowling Highlights, Monday, Oct. 31
• Runaway truck ‘close call’
• State Football Pairings, Monday, Oct. 31
• 2 workers die as truck rolls into ravine
• All-SWL Softball Team
• Police Blotter, Nov. 1, 2011
• County cancels $115,000 in unpaid property taxes
• Undefeated Tigers open 5A playoffs Friday night
• Little Italy filled with the aroma of baking bread
• Maggots: icky and disgusting or medical miracle-workers?
• Printed letters, Nov. 1, 2011
• Damage in Denver
• Hunting and hitting ‘delete’ button bring a renewed perspective on life
• Gas money for schools
• Deadline today for contest to see taping of 'The Doctors'
• Blotter, Oct. 31, 2011
• Colorado Mesa University dining hall expands specialty fare
• Man reunited with family
• Montrose museum adding exhibits
• Roadless ruling raises questions about energy leases
• Death Notice, Oct. 31, 2011
• State tax amnesty collection exceeds $800,000
• Student of the Week, Oct. 31, 2011
• New Palisade fire station moving off back burner
• Student Spotlight, Oct. 31, 2011
• Dilemma: I-70 drivers, wildlife seek safe passage
• Rep. Tipton wants more bucks from federal lands to help fund education
• Class 5A State Football Pairings, Sunday, Oct. 30
• Colorado Mesa women top UCCS; men fall short of RMAC tourney
• Tigers draw No. 2 seed for 5A football playoffs
• Week in Sports for Oct. 30 - Nov. 5, 2011
• Week’s Photos for Oct. 30 - Nov. 5, 2011
• CMU goes deep on higher-ed economics
• Sentinel election endorsements
• Average Americans are frustrated, even if they haven’t joined movement
• BLM employee honored for river work
• Bus systems to receive federal funds
• Olathe pumpkin event a blast as fundraiser
• Mesa County authorities ask for help finding man
• Mesa County public trustee shifting legal advertising from Sentinel to weeklies
• Brown appointed, retained as trustee by Democratic governors
• Martinez movitated by MMA
• Central loses Sanchez, can’t keep up with Lakewood
• Anderson finishes XC season strong
• Palisade tops Glenwood Springs for district volleyball title
• Higgins gives Mavs big lift against Highlands
• Mesa stakes claim to west
• State looks to open up fracking
• Weekly Planner, Oct. 30, 2011
• Canyon View resident enjoys life in park
• Central Football Boxscore, Saturday, Oct. 29
• Gray Gourmet, Oct. 30, 2011
• Hoot couture on the prowl for wise ol’ owl
• Montrose woodworker specializes in bringing forgotten, neglected logs to life as rustic furniture
• Death notices, Oct. 30, 2011
• Bridge results
• Book notes, Oct. 30, 2011
• CMU playoff hopes fade
• Paonia rolling into playoffs
• Colorado Mesa at Western State
• Pirates rally to win title in WSC
• Mavs blank CCU
• Prep football scores, Oct. 28
• Prep football boxscores, Oct. 28
• CMU volleyball results, Oct. 28
• District volleyball scores, Oct. 28
• CMU soccer results, Oct. 28
• Wildcats fall to Indians in heartbreaking fashion
• Rifle edges Palisade to earn share of WSC
• Tigers cap perfect regular season in football
• Friends of District 51 reaches goal of raising $50,000 for 3B
• Sunflower Market to build in Grand Junction
• Suspect, 31, in kidnapping is moved to Montrose jail
• Hunter likely sent distress call before he was found dead
• $1M ticket sold at Redlands Albertsons
• Police blotter, Oct. 29, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 29, 2011
• Real estate sales pick up momentum
• Would-be robber of Fruita bank at large
• Pot regulator scrutinized over letter
• For The Record, Oct. 29, 2011
• Printed letters, October 30, 2011
• Music Scene: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Olathe FD benefits from Punkin’ Chunkin’
• Harvest Festival at CMU among numerous events
• Percussion Duo to perform at CMU
• Gallery continues its Dark Show
• Sound Check: Desert Moon
• Triple Played: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Outfit: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Tess on the Town: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• On stage: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Quick picks, Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Entertainment briefs: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Road trip: Nov. 17-23
• Lines West
• Calendar: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Death Notices, Oct. 28, 2011
• Message from HOPE: More than 300 families helped this year
• Art opening, culture fest planned for Nov. 4-5 at library
• Big grant awarded to promote kids bicycling
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: The Cinnamon Grill
• Local Briefs: Oct. 28, 2011
• Spooky science night event planned for Nov. 3
• Paralyzed local athlete training for 2014 Paralympics
• Kick-off the holidays with the GJ Symphony
• KAFM NOTES: What Time is it?
• LETTER: Taxpayer money well spent
• LETTER: Roadless areas in Colorado are invaluable
• LETTER: Are unions really necessary?
• LETTER: 9-9-9 analysis
• Why are we pretending we don't have a problem?
• Can Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party join hands?
• Espousing the 'Oracle's' common-sense plan
• Thank the Industrial Revolution for longer life
• Fruita marchers come through with solid performance at state
• Cowboy poets gather for Nov. 4-5 performances
• Concert in Palisade to benefit Soldier Songs
• Guv appoints justice to high court
• Nucla, Naturita need water storage for area’s future growth, official says
• Montrose falls to Sand Creek in soccer playoffs
• Rifle school briefly evacuated from smoke odors
• 17 sites proposed for solar energy in West
• Uranium mill gets conditional OK from EPA
• Andrews’ return to middle linebacker bolsters Mesa ‘D’
• Pair jailed in 49-pound pot bust
• Local Briefs, Oct. 28, 2011
• Police Blotter, Oct. 28, 2011
• Scenic parents pin hopes on 3B
• Hunter dead near Silt; another lost
• Library seeks designs for expanded building
• Local running results, Oct. 27, 2011
• Your guide to Grand Valley 2011 HALLOWEEN & FALL EVENTS
• Palisade sign language
• Challengers have six weeks to make it a race for Romney
• Printed letters, Oct. 28, 2011
• Rational exuberance
• Briefs, Oct. 27, 2011
• Authorities searching for two hunters
• Split rig allows drillers to work in small spaces
• Mischief mounts in Palisade over pot campaign signs
• Bank branches in Fruita, Orchard Mesa will close in January
• State yanks license for firm selling oil securities
• Proposition 103 foes fear money could be hijacked
• Bonuses for cash-saving employees shot down
• Police blotter, Oct. 27, 2011
• Clerk: Voter turnout on track to break odd-year record
• Sheriff: ICE move may botch human smuggling case
• Death notices, Oct. 27, 2011
• Getting It Right, May 27, 2011
• Group explores traffic impact on monument
• Returning war vets urged to be screened for rabies risk
• Mesa soccer, volleyball teams trying to make RMAC tourneys
• Palisade WRs know their role is to help running game, not catch footballs
• Montrose playoff soccer game postponed until today
• Palisade, Rifle play key Western Slope Conference game
• Sports Brief, Oct. 26, 2011
• 4A Western Slope All-League team, Oct. 26
• City leases, collateral and certificates of participation
• Printed letters, Oct. 26, 2011
• Depot’s future could be on the right track
• Fibbing for FOIA
• Gross treats for a Halloween feast
• VIP tickets sell well at Winefest
• Finger-licking good (hee, hee, hee-hee)
• Texas buyer snatches up train depot
• Volunteers and parents keep private schools in operation
• Death notices, Oct. 26, 2011
• Slaying suspect jailed on $1.5M bond
• Firm seeking to build uranium mill wants to merge with another
• Tipton leads Pace in House race contributions
• Blotter, Oct. 26, 2011
• Competing protests spring up in Grand Junction
• Man shoots self, accused of false report
• Moving? LEGO truck available for loan
• Heart-starting device donated to CMU
• Driver ticketed in oil spill
• Two coal mines get green light to move ahead on methane venting
• Wildcats’ upset bid falls short in Denver
• Family of fighters: Trio uses mixed martial arts as outlet for aggression
• Printed letters, Oct. 26, 2011
• Refinance the parkway
• Candor, rather than secretiveness, would serve energy industry well
• Help for homeowners
• Clinic for uninsured seeks location
• Health Briefs, Oct. 25, 2011
• Getting It Right, Oct. 25, 2011
• Mesa County court will hear election suit
• Holy Family students above average on tests
• Council may refinance debt on parkway
• Forecast: Get ready for winter
• Police Blotter, Oct. 25, 2011
• Attorney: Carjacking had been staged to get cash
• Dixson remembered as humble philanthropist
• Museum braced for big cuts
• Death Notices, Oct. 25, 2011
• Tanker crash spills crude oil into creek
• Trio of Tigers ready for state XC meet
• Roadless route still obscured
• Encouraging news about the economy
• Printed letters, Oct. 25, 2011
• Destined for fall: Colorful conifers beckon as larches turn near Banff
• Occupy movement leaves courthouse lawn
• Drug take-back can quell danger at home
• Coloradan revisits desegregation fight
• Agency gathers data about salinity of water under Paradox Valley
• Bennet’s office accepting applications for internships
• Blotter, Oct. 24, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Oct. 24, 2011
• Student of the Week, Oct. 24, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 24, 2011
• Student Spotlight, Oct. 24, 2011
• Winefest attendees fewer, but sales strong
• Cancer patient rejects chemo, chooses to walk across Spain
• Palisade earns No. 1 seed for 4A district tournament
• Mavs play to draw with CSU-Pueblo in soccer
• Sports in Brief: West Select team falls in final
• Colorado Mesa Soccer Result, Sunday, Oct. 23
• State Volleyball Pairings, Sunday, Oct. 23
• State Soccer Pairings, Sunday, Oct. 23
• Week’s Photos for Oct. 23-29, 2011
• Week in Sports for Oct. 23-29, 2011
• Parts of Affordable Care Act foster more local control of health care
• Rep. Frank deserves big share of blame for our economic mess
• Rookie ball an adjustment, says Central graduate Roling
• Fans help make Rookie baseball experience a good one
• Price’s TD lone bright spot in Mavericks’ loss
• Swap gets second, sweeter shot
• Gray Gourmet, Oct. 23, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Oct. 23, 2011
• Your Town, Oct. 23, 2011
• American Furniture Warehouse adding competition to GJ market
• Study spurs board to start Horizon Drive project
• Biz Buzz, Oct. 23, 2011
• Best of Bridge, Oct. 23, 2011
• Fiber artist keeps creative muse on right track
• Mountain biker dies in fall
• You Said It, Oct. 23, 2011
• Shotgun, pills turn up in felon’s hotel room
• Students aim for moon in radio event
• Junction man, 29, dead after interstate rollover
• Police Blotter, Oct. 23, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 23, 2011
• Jussel: Tebow gets his chance to shine in QB-centric NFL
• Prep Football Result, Oct. 22
• Colorado Mesa football result, Saturday, Oct. 22
• Prep Volleyball Result, Oct. 22
• Prep Football Scores, Saturday, Oct. 22
• State Softball Scores, Saturday, Oct. 22
• RMAC Championship Results, Saturday, Oct. 22
• Durango sweeps Central in volleyball
• Homegrown: Oct. 23, 2011
• Drip tip: Oct. 22, 2011
• Sustainability: Oct. 22, 2011
• By the numbers: body-part appraisals don’t add up
• Message to expo visitors: Going green is affordable
• For the Record, Oct. 22, 2011
• Religion Briefs, Oct. 22, 2011
• Young Life groups mix faith with fun
• Death Notice, Oct. 22, 2011
• College student dies, 3 others injured in crash
• Police Blotter, Oct. 22, 2011
• Parachute man suspected of having child pornography
• Getting It Right, Oct. 22, 2011
• Junction men ID’d in fatal pickup crash
• Court upholds Clinton-era roadless rules
• Local unemployment rate down to 8.5 percent
• Rodriguez scores 4 TDs as ‘Dogs clinch conference title
• Moeller’s 6 TDs help Rifle cruise to win
• Mavericks tie Highlands in testy women’s soccer game
• Nickname in the future for Colorado
• Tigers sending three to state cross country meet
• Ground game, defense carry Palisade to easy victory
• Prep volleyball score, Oct. 21, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Oct. 21, 2011
• Prep football scores, Oct. 21, 2011
• Drug cops: Children found in squalid meth apartment
• GOP legislators focus on energy regulations
• Chicken-raising debate takes roost in Glenwood
• Prep soccer scores, Oct. 21, 2011
• Mavericks hoping to make most of opportunities at CSU-Pueblo
• Early lead not enough as Wildcats fall at state in softball
• Hallow Screams and X-treme Torment , thrills, chills and scary fun
• Briefs, Oct. 22, 2011
• So long stairs
• Printed letters, Oct. 23, 2011
• EPA’s one-state regs
• Hope for democracy in the Arab world
• Calamity Camp at historical epicenter of uranium mining
• Calendar: Oct. 21-27
• Taste of Home demo Nov. 10 at Two Rivers
• 13 ways to have a spirited Halloween
• Dancing zombies paired with opera at mortuary
• Glade Park Parade and Enchanted Trail on Saturday
• Music scene: Oct. 21-27
• Sound Check: Paul and Deb
• Third annual Zombie Prom at Mesa Theater Saturday
• Don’t skip a beat: percussion festival at CMU Oct. 27-29
• DIY Halloween costume ideas
• Lines West: Oct. 21, 2011
• Quick Picks: Oct. 23-26
• Bossa nova style of jazz is infectious
• Road trip: Nov. 3-8
• On stage: Oct. 21-27
• Local high school marchers head to state competition
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: Remembering our dearly departed ancestors
• Choosing 'Forks Over Knives': Free film screening Oct. 22
• Cyclocross 5-race series kicks off Oct. 22
• Local Briefs: Oct. 21, 2011
• It's a Harvest Hoedown Oct. 21 in Palisade
• Local chiropractor recognized for community service
• Stand Down gives a hand up to homeless vets
• Leadership workshop for women Oct. 27
• Vote NO on 2B to keep medical marijuana regulated, monitored
• Tanzanian nurse visits GJ to work with hospice organization
• YES on 2B means keeping our kids safe, healthy
• Halloween event round-up - haunted houses, parties, festivals
• Event to showcase 1st plug-in hybrid sold in GJ
• Local postal workers join nationwide rally to save their service
• How and why leaves change colors
• Local real estate Q&A
• CITY VIEWS: City rolling up sleeves for 2012 budget
• Accomplished violinists to host free performance Oct. 23
• BIZWATCH: Pollo Azado
• Benkelman’s leadership, play have been key for Mavs
• Local briefs, Oct. 21, 2011
• GJ cyclist Collier teams up with nonprofits to help Ugandan women
• New EPA rules may have limited effect on drilling
• Impressive Indians: Montrose cruises past Central
• BLM proposes fee for desert campground
• Tipton’s bill wins kudos from group
• Keep school, ICE separate, group urges
• Cops raid house on Orchard Mesa
• RMAC Soccer standings, Oct. 20, 2011
• Bowling results, Oct. 20, 2011
• Prep football score, Oct. 20, 2011
• Lost pair of hunters found safe
• Death notices, Oct. 21, 2011
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 20, 2011
• Montrose teacher’s $10,000 award put to use with new resource room
• Police blotter, Oct. 21, 2011
• Douglas Pass crash kills 3 Junction men
• U.S. now must guide Libya toward credible elections, state senators say
• County quiet on state tax ballot issue
• Cops working overtime to monitor Occupy Grand Junction protesters
• DA: No charges in Montrose man’s death
• Zombieland
• It’s all right to vote ‘Yes’ on local override and ‘No’ to Proposition 103
• Printed letters, Oct. 20, 2011
• Go Kelly, Go!
• The end of Gadhafi
• Colorful Colorado
• Serra’s guilty plea needed for Montrose DA’s office
• Lack of focus, unintentional satire mark ‘Occupy’ events
• Printed letters, Oct. 20, 2011
• Kudos to Kadrich
• Briefs, Oct. 20, 2011
• Blotter, Oct. 20, 2011
• Judge halts uranium leasing, reverses DOE finding on environment
• Udall lauds Senate passage of bill for ski areas’ off season
• CMU asks Western State to return favor of name change consultation
• Fruita man guilty in slaying
• Fire rekindles, does further damage to home in Rifle
• Adults cleared after two child-abduction claims; 2 other claims made up
• Drive to recall Montrose commissioner stalls
• Hospital outsources dispatch services for CareFlight
• Big plays lift Raiders, Chiefs to Super Bowl wins
• CMU will consider private-public model
• Estonian oil firm could employ 2,000 in a decade, director says
• Shell shifting attention to deep oil shale
• Guilty pleas to extortion, sex charges
• Death notices, Oct. 20, 2011
• Oil shale boom would come with challenges, speakers say
• Stepbrothers Tyler Church, Jeff Strong lead solid Fruita defense
• Whiting twins help Delta girls qualify for state XC meet
• Wildcard rankings add intrigue to Fruita-Junction game
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 19, 2011
• Prep soccer result, Oct. 19, 2011
• Take a look at ‘Off the Grid’
• Scattered Success: Good news from elk camp comes in brief messages
• Elk hunting slow, but the fishing is fine
• Peewee football super bowl 2011
• Mesa County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Mesa County
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Frances Wheeler
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Tom Sharpe
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Terry Nash
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Peggy Malone
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Ray Lashley
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Susie Knight
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Chris Isaacs
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Tom and Donna Hatton
• Briefs, Oct. 19, 2011
• River district to contribute $10,000 for appeal of oil shale water ruling
• Blotter, Oct. 19, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 19, 2011
• New park in Montrose recognizes native people
• Education Association endorses Enos-Martinez for school board
• Getting It Right, Oct. 19, 2011
• Grant may help fund riverfront trail spur
• DA: No charges for grave rocker
• Lt. governor gathers ideas for literacy by 3rd grade
• Market helping shale, tar sands, engineer says
• Companies set to test oil shale refining venture
• An elk hunt worth forgetting
• Super performances: Raiders, Chargers win 5th, 6th grade Super Bowls
• Deal struck in case against ex-Montrose DA Serra
• Fruita volleyball team finishes 2nd in SWL
• Fruita soccer team loses, still clinches playoff berth
• Fans can’t wait to watch GJ Rockies
• Fruita softball team embraces team mentality to make it back to state tourney
• Sports in Brief: Mavs pile up academic awards
• Balance in the Little Snake
• Palisade should reject marijuana dispensary
• Printed letters, Oct. 19, 2011
• Air Force environmental assessment is a ‘FONSI scheme’
• National Fossil Day 2011 Coloring Contest Winners
• Executive: Oil shale on brink of ‘renaissance’
• Candidate email rattles District 51 teachers, union
• GJ may restore pay employees lost in ‘09
• Official promotes energy-friendly Utah at oil shale conference in Colorado
• Vermillion closed to drilling
• City OKs Rockies’ farm club deal
• Mesa president, trustee endorse mill levy override for local schools
• Mayor questions airport board on fence, gates
• Health Briefs, Oct. 18, 2011
• VA suspends some surgeries for now
• Judge rejects plea deal in attempted murder
• Police Blotter, Oct. 18, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 18, 2011
• Drilling near Delta will test potential of Mancos shale
• Stolen car leads cops on search near motel
• Missing hunter found alive in Flat Tops
• Top-ranked Tigers hold steady in 5A football poll
• Super sophomores rising to occasion for playoff-hopeful Fruita Monument
• GJ tabs Janet Ryan as girls swimming coach
• Colorado State Softball Standings, Oct. 17
• Chadron’s athletic director taking over for football coach
• Prep Football Standings, Oct. 17
• Sports in Brief: U-16 girls advance to Cup Finals
• RMAC Football Standings, Oct. 17
• The Denver Post Media Poll, Monday, Oct. 17
• Printed letters, Oct. 18, 2011
• Energy (and money) for ‘epicenter’ plan
• Appreciation due current local pols and former leaders back in the fray
• Industry takes the lead
• License numbers adjusted to keep hunting good
• Recent winters take toll on mule deer numbers
• Herd mortality: Wildlife manager answers questions on life, death, deer
• $1.6 million now available in mineral lease grants
• Principals say visit to their schools will show budget subtractions don’t add up for students
• Blotter, Oct. 17, 2011
• Health officials, drillers seek deal on air study
• Preschool’s goal: improving lives of children, families
• Drilling industry in Colorado hopes voluntary testing will ease groundwater fears
• Student of the Week, Oct. 17, 2011
• Palisade voters have final say on dispensary
• Student Spotlight, Oct. 17, 2011
• One Grand Junction protester is ticketed for sleeping in tent
• Pro disc golf excites players in Grand Junction
• Mavericks top CSU-Pueblo in soccer
• Week in Sports for Oct. 16-22, 2011
• Week’s Photos for Oct. 16-22, 2011
• Weinberg, GJ’s top doubles team fall at 5A state championships
• Financial reality lands a blow to health reform
• Three Sisters swap deserves support
• Homage to the iPad, Steve Jobs and the latest, greatest apps
• Being dead can create headaches for someone still among the living
• Sound reasons for conservatives to support Measure 3B
• Fate of shop in Palisade in voters’ hands
• Medical marijuana card carrier appreciates dispensary
• GJEP moves interim director into top post
• State workers see threat to leave-time cash
• Gray Gourmet, Oct. 16, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Oct. 16, 2011
• Best of Bridge, Oct. 16, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Oct. 16, 2011
• Biz Buzz, Oct. 16, 2011
• Montrose trash service could cost more
• Rule of thumb: Take precise measurements
• 80-degree temps match records in ‘77, ‘58, ‘50
• Montrose meeting planned to review recycling options
• Waivers won’t hurt accountability, says state education board official
• Police Blotter, Oct. 16, 2011
• Local Briefs, Oct. 16, 2011
• You Said It, Oct. 16, 2011
• Death Notice, Oct. 16, 2011
• 100 protesters rally outside Junction courthouse
• Palisade tops Eagle Valley to win first WSL title in 7 years
• Prep football score, Oct. 15, 2011
• Homegrown: Oct. 15, 2011
• Winterize your garden to be ready for next year
• Sustainability: Oct. 15, 2011
• Drip: Oct. 15, 2011
• Seriously, science?  Why do you have to stress us out like that?
• For the record: Oct. 15, 2011
• GJ’s Weinberg moves easily into No. 1 singles final
• Dennis’ strong all-around game helps Grand Junction defeat Montrose
• State tennis results, Oct. 14, 2011
• Colorado Mesa Soccer Result, Oct. 14
• Prep Soccer Results, Oct. 14
• Kearney’s power too much for Mavericks in volleyball
• Sanchez’s big game spoiled in Warriors’ loss to Demons
• Death Notices, Oct. 15, 2011
• Olathe stays on track for playoffs, tops Coal Ridge
• Failed bank robbery still on mind of Palisade, FBI
• Bank employee distraught over pair of slashed tires on van
• Lochmiller Jr. gets 8 years in prison
• Casper Ghosts float into region as new Grand Junction Rockies
• Car held 79 pounds of pot in traffic stop, affidavit says
• Religion Briefs, Oct. 15, 2011
• Expect traffic delays for Highway 13 work
• Blotter, Oct. 15, 2011
• Self-defense claim probed in man’s death
• Council to discuss airport tenants’ concerns
• Ex-park official lauded for stand against bike race
• Medicare enrollment starts early this year
• County won’t allow protesters to camp at courthouse
• Printed letters, Oct. 16, 2011
• Sound check: Lowlands
• Writers camp in pumpkin patch with dreams of seeing Great Pumpkin
• Mozart to be in spotlight in Rifle, Glenwood Springs
• Fruita to salute Bikes, Bands and Brews
• The Raw Canvas moving from Rood Ave. to Main St.
• If mellow is for you, you’ll love Wilco’s latest, ‘The Whole Love’
• Soprano Rebecca Arendt featured in concert series
• 64th Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show makes its fall debut
• Quick picks: Oct. 14-20
• Lines West: Oct. 14, 2011
• Music Scene: Oct. 14-20
• Road trip: Oct. 27-Nov. 2
• Entertainment briefs: Oct. 14-20
• Calendar: Oct. 14-20, 2011
• Outfit: Romantic
• On stage: Oct. 14-20, 2011
• World-class talent graced GJ stage in 1892 opera house
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Slim Farnsworth
• Clifton: Continued improvements
• Homes sold Oct. 10-17, 2011
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Nona Kelley Carver
• Local Briefs: Oct. 14, 2011
• LETTER: More money not the answer for D51
• Fun at the races: New high school mountain bike team improving each week
• LETTER: Learn more about oil shale at upcoming symposium
• Conservation group honors former monument superintendent with highest award
• SKINNERS: Too much talking, not enough listening
• Staying in step with family history
• ARMSTRONGS: Parable of shoe stores, bureaucrats
• EVANS: The future of water in Colorado
• TRAVIS KELLY: Bawling out Wall Street
• Step back in time at the Ute Learning Garden
• 'Eclectic' CD release party planned at Planet Earth
• BIZWATCH: Urban Girls Salon
• Annual art sale to benefit counseling services for those in need
• WestCAP part of merger with Colo. AIDS Project
• Catholic Outreach seeks donations of men's clothing
• Taking a favorite recipe, turning it into a biz
• Message from HOPE: Once-homeless woman comes through for a single mom
• PRISCILLA'S COLUMN: If the shoe fits, then you were probably at Benges
• Acclaimed soprano opens West Slope Concert Series
• Montrose official takes job in Texas
• Local Briefs, Oct. 14, 2011
• Strong return: Cabriales sparks Palisade’s dominating defensive effort
• Mesa County’s 2012 budget may signal rebound
• Man’s best friend helping those who suffer from trauma
• Teacher scares up funds for classroom
• Workers on shale project planning a get-together
• Youngsters playing key roles for Mavs this season
• Tigers place 6 in Class 5A state tennis semis
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 13, 2011
• ‘Cats sweep cross country titles
• Skiers’ goalie shuts down Palisade’s attack
• Lumber mill on state leaders’ tour
• State tennis results, Oct. 13, 2011
• Junction man charged with vehicular homicide
• Prep football scores, Oct. 13, 2011
• Senators seek delay on drilling
• Prep soccer score, Oct. 13, 2011
• Lawyers: Booze, insult fueled Fruita slaying
• Police Blotter, Oct. 14, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 14, 2011
• Death Notices: Oct. 13, 2011
• Proposition 103’s last, best hope is low voter turn-out
• Printed letters, October 14, 2011
• Protests are ‘occupied’ by publicity seekers
• A bipartisan win on free-trade pacts
• Briefs, Oct. 13, 2011
• Colorado company trying to dent Chinese dominance in rare earths
• Powderhorn hires resort veteran as manager
• Fort Lewis edges Mesa men’s soccer team
• Happy to be here: Several players choose to play for Bulldogs
• GJ graduate Claycomb is LPGA teacher of the year
• Disc golfers set to tee off at state championships in valley
• Western State to consider name change
• Jewelry-box raids for cash
• Magazine: Montrose a good place for the young
• Death Notices, Oct. 13, 2011
• Getting It Right, Oct. 13, 2011
• Blotter, Oct. 13, 2011
• Victims may speak at fraud sentencing
• Two more enter race for Mesa County Commission
• Driver hurt as semi rolls down ravine
• RMAC Soccer standings, Oct. 12, 2011
• Colorado Mesa soccer score, Oct. 12, 2011
• Glenwood shows its ire with Wall Street
• Grand Junction protesters planning campout at county building
• Town of Palisade may take over old annex for school
• Runaway boys to face auto-theft charges
• Bowling results, Oct. 12, 2011
• Printed letters, Oct. 13, 2011
• State aimed well on Arrow Electronics
• Good riddance to a bad bill
• Nostalgia for past protests marks Occupy Grand Junction movement
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Floyd Beard
• 2011 Cowboy Poetry Gathering - Al Albrethsen
• Final grapes near the peak ripeness
• Muesli makes breakfast to swoon for
• Briefs, Oct. 12, 2011
• Say goodbye to $3 gas, chamber audience told
• Rowland, King, Hamilton back mill levy override for schools
• Horse racing, training facility approved for Mack
• Blotter, Oct. 12, 2011
• Family seeks details in stabbing death of Montrose man
• Dallas company buying into Encana operations in Piceance Basin
• Couple charged in record case in Mesa County for welfare fraud
• Group calls for energy efficiency programs by small utilities
• Mesa County mails 64,000-plus ballots to voters
• State GOP lawmakers hosting meetings on economy
• Death Notices, Oct. 12, 2011
• Getting It Right, Oct. 12, 2011
• Stolen items found inside Hilltop van, affidavit says
• Schools group gets $15,000 gift
• Mom accused of letting 9-year-old girl drive car
• Senate rejects Obama’s jobs bill
• Warriors top Tigers in a five-set thriller
• Prep volleyball scores, Oct. 11, 2011
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 11, 2011
• Prep football wildcard standings, Oct. 11, 2011
• Prep softball score, Oct. 11, 2011
• Mesa golf results, Oct. 11, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, Oct. 11, 2011
• Fruita Monument blanks Grand Junction in soccer
• Tigers, Wildcats in same region for softball playoffs
• Local football teams get glimpse of playoff position with wildcard points
• Health Briefs, Oct. 11, 2011
• The Occupy Wall Street protests have arrived in Grand Junction
• Printed letters, Oct. 12, 2011
• Cindy Enos-Martinez for District B seat
• District 51 school board: District B incumbent values teamwork, goal of student success
• District 51 school board: District B challenger says excellence vital for children
• 165-million-year-old skull endures delicate moments at new home
• District 51 school board: Lone candidate in District A has ‘skin in the game’’
• District 51 debate one-sided
• Fugitive in Hilltop burglaries probe arrested in Tennessee
• Death Notices, Oct. 11, 2011
• Chamber launches Buy Local Week in Grand Junction
• Colorado River BLM proposal reins in travel, addresses oil, gas scenarios
• Police Blotter, Oct. 11, 2011
• County rejects protest on landscaping bid
• Tamarisk beetle threatens bird nests
• Sports in Brief: Mavs’ Pavy honored for kicking
• Weinberg, Tigers focused on state tennis
• Central grad Serrano to share knowlege with baseball players
• Prep Football Standings, Monday, Oct. 9
• Bulldogs fall in 3A rankings; GJ stays No. 1 in Class 5A
• Colorado Christian Invitational Results, Monday, Oct. 9
• Printed letters, October 11, 2011
• Life at the intersection of ‘beauty’ and ‘bread’
• A sick policy
• Cleaner, cheaper bus power
• On par? While stereotypes abound, ball golf and disc golf aren’t so fairway
• Lochmiller witness hopes deal means probation
• Rifle hospital busts a pink move in charity dance video contest
• Talent from around U.S. attends Grand Junction conference for writers
• Man arrested after being kicked out of club
• Trucker not at fault in fatal Glenwood-area wreck, wife says
• Blotter, Oct. 10, 2011
• Death Notice, Oct. 10, 2011
• Student of the Week, Oct. 10, 2011
• Daughter’s kidney to give woman new lease on life
• Transit fleet converting to cleaner energy
• Mill levy override to offset school’s 20 percent budget cuts
• Student Spotlight, Oct. 10, 2011
• CMU Mountain Bike Festival Results, Sunday, Oct. 9
• Mountain Bike Festival a big hit at Colorado Mesa
• Inclement weather extends prep softball season
• Week’s Best Photos for Oct. 09-15, 2011
• Week in Sports for Oct. 09-15, 2011
• Local Lore - Dreamers and doers, Part 2
• Printed letters, Oct. 9, 2011
• Naming nonsense
• An unbalanced idea
• Conservative reasons to support District 51’s TABOR Amendment override
• Guitars, cadillac salaries and waste in federal government
• Congress should adopt balanced-budget amendment
• You Said It, Oct. 9, 2011
• Fruita overcomes fumbles to put Durango away
• Colorado Mesa uses ground game to run over Fort Lewis
• Jussel: Desperate Broncos will give Chargers a tough game
• Prep soccer scores, Oct. 8, 2011
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, Oct. 8, 2011
• Prep volleyball score, Oct. 8, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Oct. 8, 2011
• State on hook for $367 million in leave payouts
• Business reaction mixed on mill levy override
• Tigers await playoff fate after softball victory
• Local Briefs, Oct. 9, 2011
• Fans in the stands: Supporters give Mavs momentum in loss to CSU-Pueblo
• Traffic Alert, Oct. 9, 2011
• Beer in one hand, brush in the other
• Fiber art juror definitely grades on the curve
• Biz Buzz, Oct. 9, 2011
• Bridge results, Oct. 9, 2011
• Weekly planner, Oct. 9, 2011
• SIMPLY SCIENCE: Digging deep for the real truth about moles
• For the record: Oct. 8, 2011
• Religion briefs: Oct. 8, 2011
• Homegrown: Oct. 8, 2011
• Sustainability: Oct. 8, 2011
• GJ qualifies entire team for 5A state tennis tournament
• Execution key for Mavs at Fort Lewis
• Sports Brief, Oct. 7, 2011
• Prep volleyball score, Oct. 7, 2011
• Prep football scores, Oct. 7, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Oct. 7, 2011
• Prep soccer score, Oct. 7, 2011
• Colorado Mesa soccer scores, Oct. 7, 2011
• Doubleheader sweep keeps Tigers’ playoff hopes alive
• Coal Ridge gets key road victory
• Colorado Mesa volleyball team holds off Western State
• Battle Mountain shocks Palisade in 3A showdown
• Diamanti’s tackle of Sanchez sparks Tigers’ shutout of Warriors
• Resort bill would allow more summer frolicks
• Barrett confident that Roan decision is near
• Delta police: No abduction threat to girl, investigation reveals
• Carbondale medical pot shop closed; owner held
• Death notices, Oct. 9, 2011
• Police Blotter, Oct. 8, 2011
• Protesters may be at odds in own ranks
• Glenwood charter school push comes amid Roaring Fork District concerns
• Some fall changes aren’t so bad
• Home sold Sept. 19-25, 2011
• Some fall changes aren’t so bad
• Realtor news for Oct. 9, 2011
• 2011 Parade of Homes paying off for builders
• KAFM seeks broader appeal
• Slaine takes stage at Mesa Theater and Club
• Music Scene, Oct. 7-13, 2011
• Plenty of art events packed into weekend
• Sculpture unveiling opens Otto recognition weekend
• Local marching bands to parade Main St. and perform at Stocker
• Variety of animals to provide entertainment at fairgrounds
• Calendar, Oct. 7-13, 2011
• You need to pull up and give a listen to Ry Cooder’s latest
• ‘Maverick Cookbook’ offers cornucopia of recipes
• GJ Symphony to feature cellist
• In Brief
• Picadilly Circus coming to fairgrounds
• Quick Picks, Oct. 7-13, 2011
• On Stage, Oct. 7-13, 2011
• Road Trip, Oct. 20-26, 2011
• Two GJ librarians share Colorado Librarian of the Year honor
• Health Briefs: Oct. 7, 2011
• Mother Nature ultimately loses in the battle for oil shale
• The propriety of al-Awlaki's elimination
• Vote 'no' on Prop. 103 and 'yes' to 3B, and here's why
• Turn in your papers: It's time to grade the GJ history quiz
• Entertainment Briefs: Oct. 7, 2011
• Preview of First Friday events around town
• BIZWATCH: Renewable Energy Specialists
• Science made simple: How and why do leaves change color in the fall
• Empty Bowls fills the pantry so others can eat
• Library Friends gear up for fundraising book sale
• Native American author headlines writer's conference
• Nonpartisan League of Women Voters encourages political activism
• Message from HOPE: Many families helped this week
• Season of change, season of renewal
• Local Briefs: Oct. 7, 2011
• Explore the yoga of communication
• 5 things you'll learn if you sign up for 'Water Law' course
• 22 risks for heart disease
• Pioneer black church needs donations for matching grant
• Death Notices, Oct. 7, 2011
• Weather wreaks havoc at Class 5A tennis tourney
• Green-thumb gardeners collect trees for auction, plants for sale
• Alliance hears lively debate on school funding
• Keeping momentum tough for Montrose in 4A tennis tourney
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 6, 2011
• DeBraga brothers are the ‘heartbeat’ of Mavs’ defense
• Empty Bowls event strives to make overflowing bowls
• Crosswalk going in on 12th
• Prep tennis results, Oct. 6, 2011
• Prep volleyball score, Oct. 6, 2011
• Blotter, Oct. 7, 2011
• Briefs, Oct. 7, 2011
• Sex assault may put man away for life
• Occupy GJ rallies have origins in discontent
• Flu now in Mesa County
• Turbulence over lease prompts airplane mechanic to leave airport
• Attempt to abduct teen 2nd in week
• You Saw It Photos –– October 2011
• Studt's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze opens Friday, October 7th
• How Steve Jobs’ life discredits ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement
• Steve Jobs, R.I.P.
• Printed letters, Oct. 7, 2011
• Pipeline issues abound
• Upgrades, more parking slated to begin this week
• GJ council chooses jobs over vision for Fifth Street area
• Trail system expansion afoot
• Udall, Bennet quiet on millionaires surcharge idea
• Recall effort progresses against only 1 Montrose County commissioner
• District 51 chief to argue need for mill levy override for schools
• City moves ahead with baseball negotiations
• Boys found in Arizona after joyride
• Blotter, Oct. 6, 2011
• Briefs, Oct. 6, 2011
• Death Notices, Oct. 6, 2011
• Obama administration to accelerate review of power line project
• Two men plan Wall Street-style protest in Grand Junction
• Student count renews budget concerns
• Extra-inning win gives ‘Cats league title, playoff berth
• Focusing on times, not places may help more Mavs qualify for nationals
• GJ’s Wehner draws inspiration from sister who died of cancer
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 5, 2011
• Prep softball score, Oct. 5, 2011
• Prep soccer score, Oct. 5, 2011
• Local bowling results, Oct. 5, 2011
• RMAC soccer standings, Oct. 5, 2011
• Printed letters, Oct. 6, 2011
• Scandals make private investment more difficult for promising industry
• Obama’s Arctic act leaves enviros cold
• Developing situation
• Biologists’ concerns lead energy companies to give wildlife more consideration
• Outside connection: Fall birding festival Saturday
• Dixie: Squash it with apples
• Briefs, Oct. 5, 2011
• Snow predicted for high country
• Green River nuclear plant tough sell in Moab
• Semi runs into creek near Fruita
• Blotter, Oct. 5, 2011
• Moss, former GJ physician, dies in crash
• Accident victim won’t live, judge told
• Votes should be secret, Aspen says in appeal
• 2 Telluride boys disappear
• GarCo aims to slice $7M from budget
• New Senate map divides valley into three statehouse districts
• Comments sought on coal mine leases
• Paonia woman killed in car crash
• Regis’ Lundquist is top individual, Raiders are top team at Class 5A state golf
• Death Notices, Oct. 5, 2011
• Montrose ends curbside recycling, blaming costs
• Central’s Conor Beach gets start in Fruita’s victory
• Tigers top Wildcats on senior night
• Sports in Brief: Mavs edge Westminster in volleyball
• Montrose’s Kyne finishes 5th at 4A state golf tourney
• Colorado State Golf Scores, Tuesday, Oct. 4
• Prep Soccer Results, Tuesday, Oct. 4
• A veteran responds to Gessler’s effort to diminish absentee voting by soldiers
• Christie’s ‘awful’ prospects
• Printed letters, Oct. 5, 2011
• Western Slope belongs in one House district
• Hikers’ find leads to arrests in Norwood robbery
• Summer jobs in trail work, weed removal taking root in Garfield County
• Federal agency watches growing Basalt wildfire
• Garfield County eyes projects for flood protection
• Grand Junction center, director win awards for police, fire dispatch
• Chiropractor to work Ironman Triathlon
• City: Baseball talks under way
• Death Notices, Oct. 4, 2011
• Mesa County may have to cut $3M to $5M from budget
• Club 20 asks to unify Western Slope in congressional district
• District 51 candidates leery of statewide tax measure for schools
• Arrest made after woman struck by car
• Board Of Education Works Session Agenda For October 4, 2011
• Montrose’s Kyne tied for fourth in Windsor
• ThunderRidge’s Mitchell tied for first in Class 5A tourney
• Sports in Brief: Mavs place fourth in Omaha
• Canterbury to coach men’s track for Mavs
• Battle Mountain to test Palisade’s No. 2 ranking in football
• Local Gymnastics Results, Monday, Oct. 3
• State Golf Results, Monday, Oct. 3
• Success from sad news
• Eating the seed corn in District 51 versus providing necessary funding
• Printed letters, Oct. 4, 2011
• A change in commenting policy
• Tipton treads carefully through the wilderness
• Grand Living: October 2011
• The Western Sky Planetarium returns to John McConnell Math & Science Center
• Fire safety and board games at the Mesa County Library
• Student Spotlight, Oct. 3, 2011
• Proposition 103 would raise taxes for Colorado schools
• Student of the Week: Jeffrey Hansen, Grand Junction High School senior
• Schools getting students on their feet
• Pedestrian hurt, dog killed when hit; driver held
• A blessing in disguise for perplexed pets?
• CDOT paving Highway 13 north of Rifle
• Consultant pushy about cheaper, faster Internet
• Blotter, Oct. 3, 2011
• Casino gamble may pay for Valley investors
• Valley will have plenty of competition for high-profile cycling bid
• Sign carriers show support for abortion alternatives
• Wine and Food Tasting Event to Benefit United Way of Mesa County
• Mavs’ softball, wrestling teams to play friendly softball game
• Week in Sports for Oct. 02-08, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Oct. 02-08, 2011
• Mavericks waste opportunities in bid to upset No. 7 Fort Lewis
• Time to revitalize riverfront effort
• New ideas can help alleviate homeless problem
• Airport follows FAA rules as it serves the entire community
• Time to change governance structure of Grand Junction Regional Airport
• Anonymous comments on websites do nothing to further public discourse
• Street crimes in the crosshairs once more
• County woman’s death linked to listeria outbreak
• Lots worth a little: Subdivision developers see value of properties plummet
• Mesa County moves tax lien sale to Internet
• He’s still her Johnny: 70 years later, love still young for reunited couple
• You go, girl! Men in heels hit pavement to help benefit domestic violence charity
• How suspect outsmarted GPS device is a mystery
• Industry-founded group’s goal: fast action on oil, gas complaints
• Death notices, Oct. 2, 2011
• Police blotter, Oct. 2, 2011
• Benge’s celebrates a century
• You Said It, Oct. 2, 2011
• Vote for two real-life heroes
• Pair pace is a satisfying event on a fall day
• Horseplay Events, Oct. 2, 2011
• Bridge, Oct. 2, 2011
• Gray Gourmet
• Weekly Planner, Oct. 2, 2011
• Prep tennis result, Oct. 1, 2011
• Prep volleyball score, Oct. 1, 2011
• Colorado Mesa football score, Oct. 1, 2011
• Texting: How tweet it is for the cellphone companies
• For the record: Oct. 1, 2011
• Religion briefs: Oct. 1, 2011
• Mesa Hall of Honor inductees heap praise on players
• Colorado Mesa vs. Western New Mexico preview
• ‘Cats claw past Central to put loss to Regis in past
• Rifle grad Moss gets pregame honor at Boise State
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 30, 2011
• Prep football scores, Sept. 30, 2011
• Prep volleyball score, Sept. 30, 2011
• Montrose on the move: Indians improve to 6-0 with win over Ponderosa
• Line paves way in Olathe’s win over Cedaredge
• Titans top Gunnison for big win at home in football
• Mavericks top Colorado Christian in soccer
• 3 new group residences give clients with severe disabilities a home of their own
• Durango rolls past Central in volleyball
• Inactive voters at center of debate
• New half-pipe coming soon to Powderhorn
• Tipton hears pros, cons of San Juan Wilderness expansion
• Blotter, Oct. 1, 2011
• Sex offender guilty of exploiting children
• Palisade library branch set to reopen on Oct. 11
• Donors give cool $150,000 to new ice rink
• Sentinel publishers depicted in plaques
• Cabela’s brings in outdoors experts for Ladies Night Out
• Pedigree, training keys to developing dog, owner as hunting team
• Titled retriever: GJ Lab becomes international grand hunt champion
• Hilltop now offering home-care services to non-Hilltop residents
• Presbyterian Church plagued by fires over the years
• Sound check: The Haven Effect
• Entertainment calendar: Sept. 30-Oct. 6
• Dr. Colorado’s 10 best ways to get to know Colorado
• Gallagher returns to Avalon Theatre
• Cedaredge celebrates season with Applefest
• Beer and men running in heels, this Saturday at downtown Oktoberfest
• ‘In the Midst of Hope’ art show to benefit nonprofit Light Gives Heat
• Entertainment briefs: Sept. 30-Oct. 6
• Celebrate gourds at botanical gardens
• Quilter-pianist will perform for Sunset Slope Quilters’ anniversary
• Music scene: Sept. 30-Oct. 6
• Centennial Band to play concert on Colorado National Monument
• On stage: Sept. 30-Oct. 6
• Outfit: Fall dressing
• Lines West: Sept. 30, 2011
• Homes sold Sept. 26-Oct. 2, 2011
• Group seeks volunteers for weekend tree-planting river trip
• Fruita seeks public input for park space
• Message from HOPE: Sept. 30, 2011
• Getting the sleep you need
• Local Briefs: Sept. 30, 2011
• WILD ABOUT BIRDS: How and why do birds migrate?
• Strike up the bands! Spotlight on the valley's high school marching bands
• Hot off the press: Chocolate good for heart and brain
• Bringing to life John Muir & John Otto
• SKINNERS: Ayn Rand is wrong for today
• JEFF EVANS: Out-of-whack weather trends portend environmental damage
• TEOTWAWKI: The perfect solar storm
• An ant whose sting can bring a cow to its knees
• Anke and Doug to perform Oct. 8 in Radio Room
• ARMSTRONGS: Prop. 103 would hurt working families, kill jobs
• 'Alpaca Days' event to showcase the S. American animal
• Jill Cohn performs for free at Ale House
• October Community Cinema film: 'Deaf Jam'
• Climb the Denali (without actually climbing it)
• Watch artists at work in their own studios during Artspace Open Studios Tour Oct. 8-9
• University plans alumni awards banquet
• Death Notices, Sept. 30, 2011
• CMU attracting students with better grades, test scores
• I-70 crash kills man on way to new home
• World War II-era Flying Fortress in Montrose, along with other warplanes, for salute to vets
• Injury crash closes westbound lanes of Interstate 70
• Four arrests made in robbery; one man sought
• Blotter, Sept. 30, 2011
• Congregants celebrate Judaism’s Rosh Hashanah, time of renewal
• Truck driver won’t face felony charge in fatal crash
• Ruling balances public info, voter privacy
• Bulldogs rebound from tough loss to top Demons
• Change in sublease could signal Ghosts are on the move
• Move from safety to WR has been good for Mesa’s Whaley
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 29, 2011
• Prep volleyball score, Sept. 29, 2011
• Sept 29 Montrose Salute to Vets
• Death Notices: Sept. 29, 2011
• The Final Honor Flight
• Printed letters, Sept. 30, 2011
• Perry’s stumbling shows GOP’s emerging ‘cult of competence’
• ‘Batter up! in Grand Junction?
• Month’s Best Photos for September 2011
• Casper giving up the Ghosts? Rockies’ rookie club may be coming to GJ
• Casper giving up the Ghosts? Rockies’ rookie club may be coming to GJ
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 28, 2011
• Chemistry helps Mavs’ back line thwart opponents’ attacks
• Fruita’s Grasso showing he can be a feature back
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 28, 2011
• Ruling of high court a victory for opponents of trucking firm’s plan
• Casper giving up the Ghosts? Rockies’ rookie club may be coming to GJ
• Two candidates for school board campaign together
• The beat goes on for police unit
• Students explore energy issues
• ‘Impossible’ dream: Food Network to aid ailing restaurant
• Street preacher rattles some CMU students
• Abandoned dogs are part of grim epidemic
• Panel studying park status takes ‘windshield tour’ of monument
• Feds: Jahani violated terms of bail bond
• San Juan proposal grows too divisive for smaller venue
• Police blottery, Sept. 29, 2011
• Death notices, Sept. 29, 2011
• Honor Flight 2011
• More money is not the answer for repairing public education
• Printed letters, Sept. 29, 2011
• Unsustainable!
• The John Otto Sculpture Unveiling
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 27, 2011
• Downtown paying for advice via Arkansas
• Show details Plateau Valley grad’s house-hunting saga in Kyrgyzstan
• New executive director position likely to go to N. Carolina man
• Police blotter, Sept. 28, 2011
• Town Hall slated Thursday to discuss children’s issues
• City, county find way to keep open Orchard Mesa pool
• Woman suspected of abuse charged in sex assault of child
• Palisade backs tax measure for schools
• Town of Dinosaur may seek OK for casino
• Death Notices, Sept. 28, 2011
• Ex-welfare case manager fraud suspect
• Montrose-area landowners oppose filing for water rights
• Slaying suspect arrested again
• Indians showcase depth in victory over Warriors
• Indians showcase depth in victory over Warriors
• Wildcats sweep rival Warriors in volleyball
• Prep volleyball scores, Sept. 27, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 27, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Sept. 27, 2011
• RMAC soccer standings, Sept. 27, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, Sept. 27, 2011
• Printed letters Sept. 28, 2011
• Georgia execution demonstrates why death penalty must be repealed
• Shutdown averted
• Selling selenium reductions
• National Fossil Day Coloring Contest
• Death Notices, Sept. 27, 2011
• Uranium mill advances case on water rights
• Another Colorado paper converts website to paid subscribers only
• Police Blotter, Sept. 27, 2011
• Obama’s back-to-school speech airs Wednesday
• Campaign on to lower selenium level
• Oil, gas leases on public land down significantly
• Man robs store at gunpoint
• Records: Wiretaps sink meth ring
• Grand Valley buses could run later at night
• Mavericks place 17th in Nebraska
• Local soccer team advances in state cup
• KidzPlex Gymnastics Results, Sept. 26
• Colorado Mesa golf results, Monday, Sept. 26
• Prep Football Standings, Sept. 26
• Prep Football poll, Monday, Sept. 26
• 2011 AFCA Division II Poll, Sept. 26
• RMAC Football Standings, Sept. 26
• Drag Racing Results, Sept. 26
• RMAC officials reviewing video of Mavs’ loss
• Tigers maintain top ranking in Class 5A; Bulldogs stay No. 2 in 3A
• Rico, Brown, Bisbee working hard for Fruita Monument cross country team
• Printed letters, Sept. 27, 2011
• Forests of energy?
• Democrat offers advice to local GOP on county commissioner candidates
• One small step for Saudi women
• Final Honor Flight
• August sales of homes up; prices down
• Balance sought for judicial nominating panels
• Montrose school will offer help to parents
• Bombers have mission to Montrose
• Blotter, Sept. 26, 2011
• Telluride poised to join lawsuit against uranium mill permit
• Trooper fired at from SUV on Orchard Mesa
• 16 school districts will test voter interest in bolstering state funds
• Mail-in ballots save time, money
• Student Spotlight, Sept. 26, 2011
• Are drillers really hurting, group asks
• Voters to decide on 2 school board members
• Student of the Week, Sept. 26, 2011
• Dead trees as biomass energy might lift economy
• Death Notice, Sept. 26, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Sept. 25 - Oct. 1, 2011
• Week in Sports for Sept. 25 - Oct. 1, 2011
• Mavs find groove, top Fort Lewis in volleyball
• Mavericks solve scoring problems in soccer win
• Montrose powow
• Printed letters, Sept. 25, 2011
• Well-deserved honors
• Shining new light on Einstein’s law
• Sustainable energy development key to healthy Western economy
• Attacks on fracking mark latest attempt to slow gas production
• Support needed for District 51 ballot measure, even in tough economy
• Encana extends capacity of directional drilling
• Go back to basics, industry pro advises
• Shale oil firm bundling with 2 others
• Friends of District 51 mobilize effort to pass mill-levy override
• Local Briefs, Sept. 25, 2011
• Death Notices, Sept. 25, 2011
• You Said It, Sept. 25, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Sept. 25, 2011
• Your Town, Sept. 25, 2011
• Best of Bridge, Sept. 25, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Sept. 25, 2011
• Forum bringing regional writers to GJ for conference
• Play bingo while taking in the autumn view
• Man wields hatchet over debt, affidavit says
• Police blotter, Sept. 25, 2011
• Trooper wants his statements ruled invalid
• New Fruita loan program will aid small businesses
• Biz Buzz, Sept. 25, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Sept. 25, 2011
• Big plays fuel Regis’ victory over Fruita
• Saturday’s Prep Football Scores, Sept. 24
• Colorado Mesa Football Results, Saturday, Sept. 24
• Prep Tennis Results, Saturday, Sept. 24
• Prep Soccer Results, Saturday, Sept. 24
• Religion Briefs, Sept. 24, 2011
• For the Record, Sept. 24, 2011
• Fall leaves are a riotous display, even to the color-challenged
• Montrose free meals program up 62%
• Death Notices, Sept. 24, 2011
• Local Briefs, Sept. 24, 2011
• Late field goal lifts Rifle
• Tigers prep for Durango with rout of Cortez
• Mesa women’s soccer team blanks Adams
• Olathe overcomes turnovers to top Basalt
• Wildcats hang tough, still fall to Durango
• Mavs ready for undefeated Cowboys
• Prep football scores, Sept. 23, 2011
• Central routs Hinkley at Stocker to win first game
• Palisade escapes with win over Glenwood
• Top-ranked Tigers use passing game in victory over Westminster
• Task force arrests 12 in drug dragnet
• Wine Country Inn to appear on game show
• Fewer kids are living in foster care
• Wait pays off with ‘Wheel’ win
• New Categories Exempt From Sales Tax
• Town Hall to Focus on Mesa County's Kids
• John Davis, Conservative Republican Presidential Candidate
• 34th Annual Colorado West Marching Band Festival
• Recycler now taking more plastic
• Eleven abandoned dogs in need of care
• Blotter, Sept. 24, 2011
• No plans to run for county board, Rep. Bradford says
• Cougar kills dog near Carbondale
• Man, 60, guilty of ‘sexting’ 11-year-old
• EnCana Directional drilling
• Sara Oakley puts final glaze on painting for Community Hospital Foundation 2011 Gala
• ‘Smoke on the Mountain’ opens CMU theater season
• Q&A with composer Eric Ewazen
• Car tour Sept. 23; car show Sept. 24
• Entertainment briefs: Sept. 23-29
• Lines West: Almost Alive
• Quick picks: Faculty Piano Trio, Parade of Homes, Terra Nova
• Greek food to be showcased at annual festival
• Color Sunday events planned on Grand Mesa
• 97th annual Fruita Fall Festival Sept. 23-25
• Road trip: Oct. 6-10
• Music scene: Sept. 23-29
• Word of Jayhawks getting together again music to my ears
• Sound check: John Winn
• Symphony to open season with salute to national monument
• Calendar: Sept. 23-29
• Outfit: Maxi sweater
• Wild West settlers still wanted their opera, theater
• Grand Mesa & colors: A great match
• Homes sold Sept. 19-25, 2011
• An entrepreneur since high school, local businessman expands enterprises
• Volunteer-driven Art Heritage program brings art to schools
• LETTER: Check your facts, Evans
• Hilltop expands its home-care services
• Local News Briefs: Sept. 23, 2011
• LETTER: Not pleased with Powderhorn's new pricing
• Stepping in time: Valley high school marching bands to meet up for showcase
• LETTER: Only in Shangri-La
• Miles of smiles, dirt and gravel
• SLOAN: A counter-productive jobs act
• American Jobs Act - good public policy
• Entertainment Briefs: Sept. 23, 2011
• Feast celebrates pairing of locally produced wine, food
• Fruita Fall Festival marks the end of summer
• Programs to enrich the young scientist in your family
• BIZWATCH: 1 Click PC Repair
• Colo. Enviro Coalition rolls out slate of fall activities
• It's your vote, your business
• Message from HOPE
• A history quiz in honor of White Hall
• Briefs, Sept. 23, 2011
• Talbott’s two goals lift ‘Dogs to win
• Dearth lifts ‘Dogs past Huskies
• Mesa’s Bruno controlling disease while playing football
• School Board candidates spar over funding, curriculum, student scores
• Plan 500 kids improve scores
• Teen charged as adult guilty in Facebook sex assault
• GJ ex-official jumps in race to run county
• Death notices, Sept.23, 2011
• Getting It Right, Sept. 23, 2011
• Police blotter, Sept. 23, 2011
• ‘A debt that never can be repaid’
• Listeria takes one life in county
• District pins its hopes to close expense gap on tax override
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 22, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 22, 2011
• Prep volleyball scores, Sept. 22, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Sept. 22, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, Sept. 22, 2011
• Death Notices: Sept. 22, 2011
• Tim Tebow’s problem is: Performance trumps celebrity
• Printed letters, Sept. 23, 2011
• Store-aisle cowboys
• More bad days at Black Mountain
• Listeria death confirmed in Mesa County
• Powderhorn sale to Daly, Garts is final
• School bullying warning heard in Montrose
• Briefs, Sept. 22, 2011
• Central’s Wilcox goes from shy to leader
• Coal Ridge FB coach can return to sideline Sept. 30
• Fort Lewis edges Mesa women’s soccer team with late goal
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 21, 2011
• Ridges project OK’d over concerns of some neighbors
• Autumn color taking its sweet time
• Bondsmen accused of pulling guns inside store
• Waste facility owners face suit
• Grand Junction divorce rate highest in the state, census data reveal
• Last Honor Flight vets marvel at war memorials
• Clifton man jailed in 2-day crime spree
• Supporters of increased school funding to rally on Saturday
• Death notices, Sept. 22, 2011
• Police blotter, Sept. 22, 2011
• Getting It Right, Sept. 22, 2011
• Third time’s the charm for man, 100
• 092111 Over the Top: Potatoes
• Printed letters, September 22, 2011
• Green revolution is subsidiized by taxpayers and electric users
• Uncertainty principle
• Gun rights vs. states’ rights
• Gold awaits on Color Weekend
• Many hands give back on National Public Lands Day
• Fruita’s offense breaks out in win over Central
• Rhodes’ first two goals against GJ lift Central to win
• Central holds on to defeat GJ in five sets
• Tigers pound out 15 hits to capture 10th straight win
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 20, 2011
• Former Delta mayor gets probation for attempted sexual assault of boy
• Revenue forecast looks like last year
• Bond refinancing helps District 51
• Future cloudy for recycling in Montrose
• Prep volleyball scores, Sept. 20, 2011
• Pros have Rx to keep program flying
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 20, 2011
• Blotter, Sept. 21, 2011
• Honor Flight meets goal in last trip for WWII vets
• Getting It Right, Sept. 21, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, Sept. 20, 2011
• BLM taking comments on exploratory drilling for mine
• Prep softball scores, Sept. 20, 2011
• Prep golf results, Sept. 20, 2011
• Town of Telluride enters fight against uranium mill permit
• Near miss doesn’t stop roundup of wild horses
• Dispute over ownership of Black Mountain Recycling turns violent
• Death notices, Sept. 21, 2011
• Open-records request threatens voter privacy
• Obama’s fiscal plan: Class warfare or a fair shake for the middle class?
• Printed letters, September 21, 2011
• West Slope is right place for former doctors’ trial
• Disturbing changes to legislative districts
• Mitchell to take helm at Delta County Memorial
• Health briefs: Sept. 20
• 3rd House seat set for Mesa County
• Prosecutor wants doctors tried in GJ
• The family business
• GJ, ‘Dogs stay high in polls
• Mavs catch a break
• Saad, two Tigers reach state golf
• Hilts fires 73 to win Grizzly Invite
• Class 5A North Region golf results, Sept. 19, 2011
• Denver Post High School Football Poll, Sept. 19, 2011
• Colorado Mesa women’s golf results, Sept. 19, 2011
• Division II College Football Poll, Sept. 19, 2011
• Wireless service trouble irks AT&T customers
• Waterline break leads to broken heart for Bronco fan
• City looks at Canyon View parking woes
• Carbondale school cop accused of racial profiling; advocacy group wants him gone
• Death Notices, Sept. 20, 2011
• Reprieve given on man’s junk problems
• Officials: Industry regulations squelch jobs
• Getting It Right, Sept. 20, 2011
• Printed letters, Sept. 20, 2011
• Don’t ask, don’t tell doesn’t exist today
• Water discussions focus on symptoms, not the disease
• Green chili: a flavor like religion
• Blotter, Sept. 19, 2011
• Meeker district defends bid process               for new school that needs repair
• Three Western Slope districts have vacancies for panels that help select judges
• One slip-up costs Mavericks
• Cowboy up
• City tries for clear view on development
• CPRA State Finals Rodeo results, Sept. 18, 2011
• Glacier arena no more than a frozen asset
• Tribes return for Delta pow wow
• State water providers’ agreement hits logjam
• You Said It, Sept. 18, 2011
• Student of the Week, Sept. 19, 2011
• Week in Sports for Sept. 18-24, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Sept. 18-24, 2011
• The Council Tree Pow Wow 2011
• 2011 Telluride Blues
• Dialogue needed on all options for changing, preserving Medicare
• ‘Yes’ on Prop. 103
• Printed letters, Sept. 18, 2011
• From school boards to teachers, changes needed in U.S. schools
• Neither Keynesians nor supply-siders have right prescription
• Passing mill levy override is right thing for children and school reform
• Weekly planner
• Traffic Alert, Sept. 18, 2011
• Bridge
• Halliburton busy repairing drill bits
• Gray Gourmet
• Biz Buzz, Sept. 18, 2011
• Quilters rise to accentuate fall colors
• Winefest uncorks bubbly crowd
• 21-year-old Junction man stabbed, then jailed
• Montrose County workers lose some benefits, but will keep jobs
• Pizza truck rolls off interstate into river
• Police Blotter, Sept. 18, 2011
• Dwindling funds force closure of 911 center
• Land-use violations investigated
• Death notices, Sept. 18, 2011
• Aspen woman sues, seeking data from 2010 vote
• Monthly rainfall is double the usual
• Injury to Romero keeps Mesa QB carousel turning
• Prep soccer score, Sept. 17, 2011
• The next Queen stage?
• Sustainibility: Lifestyles for today and tomorrow
• David Gans, The Lindells perform KAFM benefit concert
• If you can walk, you can contra dance
• Central falls to Fort Collins
• Bulldogs overcome slow start, rout Rams
• Prep roundup, Sept. 16, 2011
• Indians romp past Sailors
• Second-half surge lifts Rifle past Olathe
• Dennis scores 4 TDs in GJ’s rout of Standley Lake
• Mesa men’s soccer team makes most of its chances, but still loses to Mines
• Anderson, Fruita duo use distinct approaches to win Tiger Invite
• PRCA Rodeo results, Sept. 16, 2011
• Prep football results, Sept. 16, 2011
• Prep football scores, Sept. 16, 2011
• Surviving the inferno
• Security tight on convict who escaped
• Pedestrian span over Colorado River officially open
• Death notices, Sept. 17, 2011
• Chamber endorses Tisue, Leany
• Baking brigade organizes to help grieving family
• Getting It Right, Sept. 17, 2011
• All residents of Montrose may pay fee for recycling
• Jobless rate down slightly for August in Mesa County
• Religion Briefs, Sept. 17, 2011
• For the Record, Sept. 17, 2011
• Pay too little attention, pay too much. What’s normal, anyway?
• Getting It Right, Sept. 27, 2011
• Glenwood’s Hotel Colorado hosted presidents, celebrities and gangsters
• 091611 firefighter
• Dream big: Football fans share ultimate tailgates
• Entertainment calendar: Sept. 16-22
• Road trip: Sept. 16-22
• Woody Creek Tavern near Aspen is a restaurant that everyone can appreciate
• Art on the Corner: ‘Stumped’
• Music scene: Sept. 16-22
• On stage: Sept. 16-22
• Quick picks: Rodeo finals, see ‘Rent,’ ‘Dancing with the Stars’
• Lines West: ‘The Almost’
• Entertainment briefs: Sept. 16-22
• Sound Check: Bob Clark
• Tom Russell mixes country, folk, rock and Spanish influences on new CD ‘Mesabi’
• Council Tree Pow Wow brings together three historic Ute tribes from Delta area
• Sip, spit, sip, spit this weekend at Colorado Mountain Winefest
• OutFit: Shorts and boots
• Cross Orchards Historic Site hosts Chautauqua featuring Mark Twain, Dorothy Parker
• Willie Nelson plays GJ, Blues and Brews
• Where have all the trees gone?
• CITY VIEWS: New city website improves customer experience, transparency
• Legacy of 9/11 should not be more death, lies
• LETTER: Tea party analysis
• GJHS opens theatre season with 'Nunsense'
• Symphony to celebrate 'A Monumental Celebration'
• 20th annual Colorado Mountain WineFest: List of weekend events
• Fire guts Grand Valley historical treasure
• Let's help out Hope
• Anti-hate crime documentary showing at library
• New skin salon opens with help of Incubator
• Writers' conference to feature Native American writer, Colorado Poet Laureate, others
• Saddle up for CPRA Finals Rodeo
• State Poet Laureate David Mason headed to GJ
• Obama's unprincipled class warfare endangers the nation
• Task force funded to study controversial water diversion pipeline project
• Worldly conversations
• Sports nutrition, part 2: Macronutrients and micronutrients
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: The Pita Pit
• Boy on a Bike: A snapshot in time
• Fire guts historic White Hall
• Residents have fond memories of arts, spiritual center
• Mavericks hope run game takes off with Cimolino
• De Beque tries another mill levy override to help shrinking school
• Experienced Metro sweeps past Mesa
• School board elections attract few candidates
• Fast-strike offense leads Fruita to rout of Glenwood
• Death notices, Sept. 16, 2011
• Former superintendent returns to lead school district
• Coal Ridge FB coach Parker placed on administrative leave
• Junior’s pair of 3-run HRs lift GJ past Central
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 15, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 15, 2011
• Prep soccer score, Sept. 15, 2011
• Loma business owner, Fruita mayor latest to join race for Mesa County Commission
• Prep softball polls, Sept. 15, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Sept. 15, 2011
• Ruling favors tax exemption for utility firms
• Sex offender accused of stabbing two people in downtown Junction
• Police Blotter, Sept. 16, 2011
• Colorado Mesa women’s tennis results, Sept. 15, 2011
• Prep football score, Sept. 15, 2011
• It’s the politics, stupid
• Printed letters, Sept. 16, 2011
• Dump the bad, embrace the good in President Obama’s jobs package
• White Hall fire September 15 2011
• Top sheepdogs run in Carbondale
• Ground turkey recall hits Walmart, City Market stores
• Board: Wyo. water conduit merits study
• Preschool growing faster than its students
• Police blotter, Sept. 15, 2011
• Death notices, Sept. 15, 2011
• VA and satellite clinics set times for flu shots
• Red tape reduced to 2 months for rancher’s hydropower plan
• Coloramo FCU to Give United Way of Mesa County $1,000 if UWMC Reaches 1,000 Fans on Facebook by Friday
• Mood setter: Freshman Moody right at home as starter for Mavs
• Thygerson’s energetic play fires up Wildcats
• Colorado’s top rodeo talent in town for State Finals
• 091511 Over the Top Smartphone
• Internet has weakened power of the national news media
• Wildlands reconsidered
• Voters stay centered
• Printed letters, Sept. 15, 2011
• Getting most from her team
• Board considers water pipeline to Front Range
• Blotter, Sept. 14, 2011
• Federal agency tour touts uranium mining comeback
• Tipton sets up second Grand Junction hearing on energy regulation
• GJEP may have new director soon after drawing wide interest for job
• Getting It Right, Sept. 14, 2011
• Ruling lets Montrose hospital board proceed with plans to lease facility
• Prep golf results, Sept. 13, 2011
• Prep soccer results, Sept. 13, 2011
• Prep softball results, Sept. 13, 2011
• Prep volleyball results, Sept. 13, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 13, 2011
• ‘Cats win SWL opener over GJ
• CMU’s Bingaman finishes second
• Super Tuesday in Grand Valley
• Central wins wild opener
• Tamarisk project a ‘true success’
• Wildland plan had rough start
• Medical pot site raided; lawyer denies wrongdoing
• Death notices, Sept. 14, 2011
• Economic drop in GJ rivals worst in nation
• GJ backers to make bid for bike race
• 9-11 Remembered
• Can Congress deliver mail Rx?
• Printed letters, Sept. 14, 2011
• ALEC, not Obama, is obstacle to reform
• Airport-business tension: Tenants concerned about losing structures
• Family first: Recker resigns as GJ lacrosse coach
• Tigers vault to top of poll
• Local Briefs: Mesa’s Wright honored by RMAC
• High school golf scores, September 12, 2011
• Denver Post Media Football Rankings
• High school football standings, Sept. 12, 2011
• Local drag racing results, Sept. 12, 2011
• Colorado Mesa golf scores, September 12, 2011
• Girl victim of I-70B collision died on 5th birthday
• Not so close to the river
• Death Notices, Sept. 13, 2011
• Political dirty laundry airing on billboards
• Police Blotter, Sept. 13, 2011
• Appleton marks 100 years
• Club 20, university seek donors to political science program
• School day uneventful after mystery malady
• Rangely set to open new hospital in 2013
• Health Briefs, Sept. 13, 2011
• Startling digital developments on the ‘Faux News’ front
• Printed letters, Sept. 13, 2011
• Rick Perry on point about Social Security
• Scott ‘What conflict?’ Gessler
• A quiet miracle: resilience
• Rangely mine seeks new coal reserves
• Fruita, Grand Junction high schools continue effort to enhance, expand Advance Placement program
• Blotter, Sept. 12, 2011
• Encana affirms funding for Parachute kindergarten
• Death Notices, Sept. 12, 2011
• Gas field hazards kept fresh for workers
• Church opens doors as rock ‘n’ roll venue
• Lawsuit against troopers to proceed
• Juvenile stops train service
• Grand Junction memorial helps 9/11 survivor cope
• Student of the Week, Sept. 12, 2011
• State Human Services may repeal 841 outdated rules
• Student Spotlight, Sept. 12, 2011
• Jussel: Perfect storm needed for successful 2011 season in Broncoland
• Despite controlling game, Mavs tie Grizzlies 1-1
• Week in Sports for Sept. 11-17, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Sept. 11-17, 2011
• Why I don’t go out on Sept. 11
• Reflecting on the costs and gains of a post-9/11 world
• Printed letters, Sept. 11, 2011
• The legacy of 9/11
• Flaming Gorge Pipeline would harm great fishing on the Green River
• 3M helps Montrose school for second year
• New website made easier for voter registration
• 9/11 inspired man to move to GJ
• 9/11 inspired man to move to GJ
• GJ man met 9/11 hijacker in flight school
• GJ man met 9/11 hijacker in flight school
• Grand Junction looks back at 9/11
• Grand Junction looks back at 9/11
• New doubles team leans on each other to win title
• Glenwood’s Grizzly Creek a lesson in area’s history
• Arapaho Wildlife Refuge open for hunting
• Access for hunting, fishing gets a big boost ... and a great, big thank-you card
• Local running results, Sept. 10, 2011
• Palisade’s run game trumps Jags’ passing in top-10 battle
• CMU can’t buy a goal vs. ‘Lopes
• ‘Cats claw back to win in 5 games
• Mavs back in the swing of things
• Defense lifts Mavericks past Dixie
• Two-vehicle wreck along I-70B kills 1
• Weinberg loses to Swiggart in tourney quarters
• A voluminous explanation of measuring light
• Hotel Colorado opening in 1893 an opulent event
• Death Notices, Sept. 10, 2011
• Religion Briefs, Sept. 10, 2011
• Tigers’ defense shows its teeth in shutout of Overland
• Colorado Mesa tennis results, Sept. 9, 2011
• Western Slope Invitational results, Sept. 9, 2011
• Prep football scores, Sept. 9, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Sept. 9, 2011
• Colorado Mesa men’s soccer score, Sept. 9, 2011
• Youngren leads Indians past Demons
• Running with a purpose: Lebron, Anderson win Central Invitational
• Dixie gets the best of Mavs
• Hotchkiss rumbles past Bruins
• Roundup: Fruita softball goes 3-0
• Signal source mystifies searchers on Grand Mesa
• Foster floats endowment idea for schools
• Education ballot proponents say they can work together
• Panel tours places that could have funding cut next year
• Family of woman killed in Sept. 11 holds fundraiser
• Flu shots sessions start on Tuesday
• Progress made in coordinated health care, doctor tells crowd
• Club 20 takes no position on Prop. 103
• Police blotter, Sept. 20, 2011
• Foreign films can’t compete with the NFL
• A chat with Jonathan Tyler
• Pork ‘n’ Hops Challenge expects 50-plus teams for barbecue competition
• CMU music department faculty to perform Sept. 15
• Alien Ant Farm’s latest tour brings them to Mesa
• Sequins
• Rober Earl Keen’s ‘Ready for Confetti’ his best since 2001
• Laying down oil
• Sound Check: Destinee Reed
• Love a parade? Don’t miss the 2011 Parade of Homes
• Homes sold Sept. 5-11, 2011
• Mountain bike skills camp for women comes to town
• A Labor Day weekend mountain adventure at Crater Lake
• LETTER: Give up the arguments already
• Local News Briefs: Sept. 9, 2011
• LETTER: Evolution is NOT fact
• GJ firefighter to participate in NYC 9/11 memorial run
• Local Health Briefs: Sept. 9, 2011
• 9/11 remembrance events around town
• KAFM NOTES: Honeyboy has left the house
• New county administrator Chantal Unfug talks about her first five weeks on the job
• GUEST COLUMN: Get a job!
• A freak accident in 1913 Grand Junction: Part 2
• Learning the business side of the arts
• I'll say it: TABOR is destroying Colorado
• KELLY SLOAN: Hoffa's hypocrisies
• Best Kept Secret: Central Library's Rashleigh Regional History Room
• Dallas-based rock band to light up Mesa Theater
• Free barbecue to honor veterans
• Classes to recognize suicidal tendencies offered
• Mortgage company offers way to 'accelerate' home loan pay-offs
• Fleming takes blame for Mesa volleyball team’s loss
• Whigham’s goal helps Colorado Mesa finally beat Dixie
• Wright switches jersey number to honor memory of his sister
• Delta cruises past Central in volleyball
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 8, 2011
• Colorado Mesa volleyball scores, Sept. 8, 2011
• Prep golf results, Sept. 8, 2011
• Prep softball scores, Sept. 8, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 8, 2011
• Prep soccer score, Sept. 8, 2011
• Colorado Mesa women’s soccer score, Sept. 8, 2011
• IBM official: Big businesses will move jobs to cities with low health care costs
• Medicaid hurts college funding, official says
• Man surrenders in Denver on fraud charges
• Emergency landing in Junction
• VA hospital plans parking garage
• Police Blotter, Sept. 9, 2011
• Alleged Montrose kidnap victim testifies
• President’s speech gets mixed reviews from Colorado delegates
• Death Notices, Sept. 9, 2011
• Former carrier captain to lead Grand Junction 9/11 remembrance
• Western Slope events to commemorate 9/11
• Hot-water lovers revel in family’s dream come true
• Norwood robbers get cash, marijuana
• Getting It Right, Sept. 9, 2011
• Release photo of bin Laden for 9/11
• Success in preventing more attacks the past decade deserves acclaim
• Printed letters, Sept. 9, 2011
• The jobs dilemma
• All American Highway 12
• Banana's Teen Bash dates for September
• Death Notices, Sept. 8, 2011
• Briefs, Sept. 8, 2011
• Eateries’ creator left employees, investors in lurch
• GJ police cite success of homeless team
• Escaped killer ordered back to Florida
• Police blotter, Sept. 8, 2011
• Encana: Pipeline sale to free up money for local drilling
• Group fights lease proposal for Thompson Divide land
• Mesa’s Skarda hopes to have company at XC nationals
• Applicants at job fair see little to apply for
• Convicted ex-DA turns self in before sentencing in felony case
• Two school board candidates oppose mill-levy override
• Longtime Fruita coach back on sidelines for rival GJ
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 7, 2011
• Colorado Mesa Holiday Inn Crossroads Classic volleyball schedule
• Prep golf results, Sept. 7, 2011
• Colorado Mesa golf results, Sept. 7, 2011
• Colorado Mesa Holiday inn Crossroads Classic schedule
• Over the Top: Public Nudity
• Consumers will pay more to cover business costs of TABOR override
• Printed letters, September 8, 2011
• Don’t waste money on Flaming Gorge fiasco
• Fruit of your labor: What to do with bounty
• A delicious thing I ate one time: Recreating the past, one dish at a time
• Buck campaigning again, pushes budget amendment
• Tigers climb to No. 2 in Class 5A state football poll
• Steinkirchner’s solid play lifts Bulldogs past Wildcats
• Sebesta in right place at right time to lift Central past Fruita
• Golf in Brief: Mavs tied for third in Alamosa
• Palisade weighs in with heavy peach crop
• 6-month sales, use tax revenue for city up 9.2%
• Death Notices, Sept. 7, 2011
• Library looks at central-facility expansion
• Enrollment dips at high schools within District 51
• Organic farm plans big solar project
• Blotter, Sept. 7, 2011
• Stabbing suspect posts bond, is arrested again
• Denver Post Media Football Poll, Tuesday, Sept. 6
• RMAC Volleyball Standings, Tuesday, Sept. 6
• RMAC Football Standings, Tuesday, Sept. 6
• RMAC Soccer Standings, Tuesday, Sept. 6
• What did we really lose on 9/11??
• More rural reps are needed on state panel
• Printed letters, Sept. 7, 2011
• Hard jobs not so sweet
• Printed letters, Sept. 6, 2011
• Feeling the solar heat
• Outdoor ice rink planned for Junction
• Soup kitchen shines with solar donation
• GarCo districts ask voters’ help with school cuts
• Police Blotter, Sept. 6, 2011
• Smoking-cessation center expands to larger office
• Couple hopes to nurture businesses of teaching Spanish, selling infant items
• Book pays tribute to hardy Piceance Creek pioneers
• Death Notices, Sept. 6, 2011
• High demand for baking soda drives company’s sales
• Emotions high over incursion of rodents
• State deriving little benefit from federally owned school trust lands
• Legendary Leonhart stepping down from coaching swimming
• Private sector music curriculum a hit with public school students
• Statistics reveal work force that’s diverse as we honor laborers
• Police Blotter, Sept. 5, 2011
• Court: Vehicle not always deadly weapon
• Cooler weather in store after record August heat
• Man accused in underage drinking party
• Student of the Week, Sept. 5, 2011
• Student spotlight, Sept. 5, 2011
• Degree holders try cracking code to job market
• Master’s made applicant appear ‘overqualified’
• Fruita steers dollars to new police station
• High expectations: Colorado Mesa golf teams aiming for more success
• Week’s Best Photos for Sept. 4-10, 2011
• Week in Sports for Sept. 4-10, 2011
• Round-ups key to healthy wild horse herd on the Piceance
• Focus on patients, not politics: Securing Medicare for our seniors
• Printed letters, Sept. 4, 2011
• Grand Junction’s downtown has few rivals in similar-size cities
• ‘Yes’ on school override
• Club brings precise routines of dressage to Grand Valley
• Attorney for trooper seeks delay in civil suit in fatal Redlands shooting
• Oil, gas permits still lagging; longer permit life a factor
• Incumbent Bynum challenged in only contested Montrose County schools race
• Have experience? Still no guarantee
• Blotter, Sept. 4, 2011
• Employment drought lingers
• Continued rejection weighs on those searching for work
• Weekly Planner, Sept. 4, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Sept. 4, 2011
• Best of Bridge, Sept. 4, 2011
• User Guide Addendum, Sept. 4, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Sept. 4, 2011
• Your Town, Sept. 4, 2011
• Roundups key to healthy wild horse herd on the Piceance
• Process may return some money to Ponzi victims
• Trail horse TV show is a chance for Western Slope horse to shine
• Loss of quilts an unfortunate pattern
• 3 of 38 reps on education panel hail from Western Slope
• Death Notices, Sept. 4, 2011
• GJ rallies to finish perfect at Peach Fuzz
• Colorado Mesa Soccer Results, Saturday, Sept. 3
• Being part of caravan from Gunnison to Aspen in USA Pro Cycling Challenge a treat
• Colorado Mesa Volleyball Results, Saturday, Sept. 3
• Prep tennis resuls, Sept. 2, 2011
• Prep Football Boxscores, Friday, Sept. 3
• Hoppe’s defensive plays help Central win first Peach Fuzz game
• Colorado Mesa volleyball team loses pair in Oredigger Classic
• Mesa Volleyball Results, Saturday, Sept. 3
• Prep soccer scores, Sept. 2, 2011
• Prep Softball Results, Friday, Sept. 3
• Prep Volleyball Results, Friday, Sept. 3
• A reasonable take on evolution - starting 6,000 years ago
• Prep roundup: Depth helps GJ boys win Delta Invite cross country title
• Montrose man’s toe-cutting tale brings celebrity
• Lightning can’t slow GJ in win over Highlands
• Full of pride: Second-half TDs lift Palisade past Central in opener
• Continuity helps Cedaredge FB team feel comfortable
• Downtown event more of the pits than peachy time for 80-year-old
• For the Record, Sept. 3, 2011
• Homegrown, Sept. 3, 2011
• Religion Briefs, Sept. 3, 2011
• SustainAbility, Sept. 3, 2011
• Moeller, Kittle help Rifle run away in Grand Valley
• Junction man indicted in $1.7M scam
• Honor Flight seeks veterans for final flight
• Local briefs, Sept. 3, 2011
• Wildlife zones require drivers to slow down
• Cause of school illness still unknown; classes will be held at alternate sites
• Death notices
• Universal Breakfast Program Offered at District 51 Schools
• You Saw It Photos ––– September 2011
• Suit up: Two get makeovers to boost career outlook
• Sound Check: Shotgun Hodown
• Road trip: Sept. 2-8
• Lines West: ‘Marigold at War’
• Quick Picks: Benefit run, Telluride Film Festival and volleyball events
• OutFit: Bold bracelets
• Music Scene: Gerry Goodman
• On stage: Sept. 2-8
• Meeker Classic Sheepdog Championship Trials marks 25th years with Sept. 7 start
• Art on the Corner: “Clifford Duncan”
• Flyball tourney comes to fairgrounds
• BBQ and blues begin at Gateway Canyons
• Entertainment briefs: Sept. 2-8
• Tom Petty, the Cars and the Clash made me a fan of punk
• Moms contribute with handmade food at A Taste of Riverside
• Fins Grill changes Sunday hours
• Three new exhibits take center stage at First Friday event
• Unique, rare Bev Doolittle paintings for sale, exhibit
• Colo. Public Radio, RMPBS team up for 9/11 TV specials
• Local Briefs: Sept. 2, 2011
• Jailhouse rock: Organization benefits big thanks to local man
• Mobile storage unit business launches with help of Incubator
• Free program Sept. 10 to help people with MS
• Tour of the Valley 2011 recap
• LETTER: Evolution is fact, despite Perry's assertions
• Donation enables Catholic Outreach to go solar
• LETTER: Out with Craig
• Power of words - Healing the soul through writing, poetry
• LETTER: Better off without Bachmann
• Green Acres is the place to be
• LETTER: Bad judgment call, Free Press!
• LETTER: Response to letter published Aug. 26
• LETTER: Tipton's column last week 'fraudulent'
• SKINNERS: Flying the friendly skies has a price
• ARMSTRONGS: Our nation needs shared liberty, not sacrifice
• EVANS: The rise of urban farming
• Rivalry games highlight first prep FB week
• Colorado Mesa embraces past, brings back Mav Walk for 2011
• ‘Dogs give crowd a reason to cheer with volleyball win over Central
• Sports Briefs, Sept. 1, 2011
• Mavs’ new offense struggles against Humboldt State
• Prep soccer score, Sept. 1, 2011
• Prep volleyball scores Sept. 1, 2011
• Colorado Mesa soccer scores, Sept. 1, 2011
• Death Notices, Sept. 2, 2011
• Colorado Mesa football score, Sept. 1, 2011
• Prep tennis results, Sept. 1, 2011
• Prep golf results, Sept. 1, 2011
• Grand jury indicts 2 men on charges of robbing 3 banks
• Mystery illness at Rifle school hits 23 people
• Visitors inquisitive about how their food is produced
• Breast-feeding mother asked to cover herself at public pool
• State details hydrogen sulfide in wells
• Powderhorn season pass costs less than last year
• Cities, schools receive $54M from energy
• Montrose ex-DA could lose law license
• Local Briefs, Sept. 2, 2011
• Police Blotter, Sept. 2, 2011
• Printed letters, Sept. 2, 2011
• Labor Day, 2011
• Pelosi, Degette receive earful on jobs
• September Local Lore - Dreamers and doers: The first 30 years of Grand Junction
• Over the Top: Porkchoppers
• Residence Inn serving as residence hall
• Briefs, Sept. 1, 2011
• Jury convicts former Montrose DA Serra in bond violation case
• Abandoned wells lead to record state fine
• District 51 enrollment holds steady
• Police blotter, Sept. 1, 2011
• Colorado Mesa development director steps down
• Misdemeanors filed in groin-grab arrest
• Death notices, Sept. 1, 2011
• 2 Orchard Mesa trails to close during work
• Trial set in Denver for indicted doctors
• Nursing program gets donation
• Ubersox returns to Mesa VB team after four years away
• Colorado Mesa men’s soccer team looking for scoring
• Prep golf results, Aug. 31, 2011
• Mavs ready to debut new offense tonight
• Prep tennis results, Aug. 31, 2011
• Printed letters, Sept. 1, 2011
• Perry’s front-runner status in race has Colorado Democrats terrified
• Survivalists
• Stealing the stage
• It's time for the Labor Day weekend Star Party at Highline Lake
• Calendar Week of Sept. 2
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: An outing with John Otto
• High-tech composites company forging big future in Glenwood
• Questions linger about death after gas field incident
• Telluride and Sonoma make a perfect team
• Ex-doctors plead not guilty, are free on bond
• Agency extends loan deadline for homeowners at risk of foreclosure
• New 4-year programs perfect fit for Colorado Mountain College students
• Briefs, Aug. 31, 2011
• Blotter, Aug. 31, 2011
• Faithful gather at Islamic Center of Grand Junction after Ramadan ends
• Serra accuser continues testimony
• Man cuts off toes to escape
• CMU expects enrollment to rise 14.8% over last year
• Death notices, Aug. 31, 2011
• State: Montrose water OK to drink
• Berg, Wildcats win Central Invitational
• With losing ways in past, Wildcats again aim for soccer playoffs
• Palisade XC team ready to run, full of ambition
• Prep tennis results, Aug. 30, 2011
• Prep softball score, Aug. 30, 2011
• Prep golf results, Aug. 30, 2011
• Tipton needs to listen to diverse voices on safety net cuts
• Printed letters, August 31, 2011
• Shakeup at Justice is long overdue
• Clifton-Fruitvale funding blues
• Serra accuser testifies in trial
• Meis rankled by road project, blames school
• Sales tax hike eyed for Fruitvale, Clifton
• Grand Junction man sent to prison for 25 years for slaying his neighbor
• Police Blotter, Aug. 30, 2011
• Victim forgives driver in DUI
• Delta man gets 20 years in 2-year-old boy’s death
• Death Notices, Aug. 30, 2011
• Mountain College begins four-year studies program
• Steinkirchner’s thrilled, ready to lead Bulldogs
• Harrison’s birdie lifts Tigers to team title at Fruita Monument Invitational
• Sports in Brief: Six compete in Colorado Open
• Colorado State BMX Championship Results
• Fruita Monument Invitational, Monday, Aug. 29
• The Denver Post Media Football Poll, Monday, Aug. 29
• 2011 Ouray Highgraders holidays
• FEMA’s mission is worth preserving
• Was oil shale hearing progress, or nothing more than activity?
• Printed letters, August 30, 2011
• Winners of peach recipe contest
• Simply Science, Aug. 29, 2011
• Shelter organizer driven by homeless experience as youth
• BLM seeks comment on land for police academy
• Mesa County urges preparation for disasters
• Garfield County connected to sex-offender registry website
• Tipton challenger assails Republicans over payroll tax
• Parents surveyed on what leads to teen pregnancy
• Blotter, Aug. 29, 2011
• Death Notice, Aug. 29, 2011
• District debuts online school
• Fruita panel will weigh lifting of tax limits again
• Utah’s oil shale efforts could benefit schools
• Long arm of quilt machine catches up to Texas ‘star’
• Student Spotlight, Aug. 29, 2011
• How Are the Children? - Town Hall Meeting
• GJ’s Reid Austin wins two events at BMX State Championships
• Right from start, atmosphere captivates Colorado cycling fans
• Religion Briefs, Aug. 28, 2011
• Week in Sports for Aug. 28 - Sept. 3, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Aug. 28 - Sept. 3, 2011
• Whitewater Community: 40 years of contemplation
• Printed letters, August 28, 2011
• President should rein in head of National Labor Relations Board
• Colorado is fit for pro bicycle racing
• Hardened competitors celebrate mining heritage
• Suspect in infant’s death accused of stealing from needy
• Bears in the neighborhood
• Weekly Planner, Aug. 28, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Aug. 28, 2011
• Desert Championship has faithful following
• Saturday’s Desert Championships results
• Saturday’s prep tennis results
• Saturday’s prep softball results
• Ridgway boy gets hero’s welcome home
• Traffic Alert, Aug. 28, 2011
• Your Town, Aug. 28, 2011
• You Said It, Aug. 28, 2011
• Montrose restaurants reopen
• Buyers find treasures at auction of leftovers
• Blotter, Aug. 28, 2011
• Dragway shootout: Racers vie for unique prize
• Delta man suspected in 2 thefts at same store
• Death notices, Aug. 28, 2011
• ImPACT designed to measure severity of concussion-related symptoms
• Turkey Flats Loop Trail a great place to spot a butterfly or two
• Waterfowl hunters now must reserve blinds
• Closing Cold Springs Mtn. for greater sage-grouse hunting a big change
• Olathe takes to the air to open season with victory
• Youngren has four TDs in Montrose’s win
• Penalties and turnovers hurt Fruita in loss
• Hitting leads Grand Junction to opening win
• Officials host auction of surplus goods
• Prep softball score, Aug. 26, 2011
• Prep football scores, Aug. 26, 2011
• Prep football boxes, Aug. 26, 2011
• 1 contested school board seat likely
• Police blotter, Aug. 27, 2011
• Death notices, Aug. 27, 2011
• Mom gets 5 years for setting home on fire
• Officials impressed by Montrose river plan
• High price of fodder has growers stacking their money along with bales
• Chamber, economic group push ballot for School District 51 funds
• Local Briefs, Aug. 27, 2011
• Don’t drink the water in Hotchkiss
• Montrose /Olathe home football seasons at home Friday night.
• Month’s Best Photos for August 2011
• Levi wins time trial, has 17-second overall lead in USA Pro Challenge
• State: Potentially deadly gas at drilling rigs
• Italian restaurant goes Greek one night a week
• Covering canvas in color
• Art on the Corner
• Hair Accessories
• Music Scene
• Find time to give full listen to upcoming releases
• Stray Grass
• The game is more fun when the home team wins
• Homes sold Aug. 22-28, 2011
• Eating out, eating well: 626 On Rood
• Death Notices: Aug. 26, 2011
• St. Joseph's to build new parish center
• Poetry takes to the street on First Friday
• A new season of Community Cinema begins September
• Congressional hearing in GJ discusses future of oil shale production
• Archeological find in Book Cliffs provides clues of early settlers
• The solar thermal story: Hot water via the sun
• Local Briefs: Aug. 26, 2011
• What color is your carrot?
• High school mountain bike team forming
• TIPTON: Patients, not politics
• Yoga around the world
• TRAVIS KELLY: Ahmadinejad and the Flying Submarine
• BIZWATCH: The Wedding House
• KELLY SLOAN: Post-Qaddafi Libya highlights challenges for next president
• KAFM NOTES: Flotsam in the stream
• KONOLA: Feudalism and how it relates to today
• Use Universal Laws to gain control of your life
• Health care crisis and solutions: Part 1
• Italian mason was an artist with local stone
• Deadline today for school board candidates
• Man accused in crime spree to be tested for competency
• First mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• Police Blotter, Aug. 26, 2011
• Car thief takes Cadillac from 81-year-old man
• Thousands of firearms taken from shop
• Local briefs, Aug. 26, 2011
• British company preps for Utah oil shale plant
• Grave dancer was trying to win Rock Jam tickets
• Death notices, Aug. 26, 2011
• Family Dollar wins OK, despite outcry
• Paulson takes on bigger role for Fruita
• Hegstrom relaxes, helps GJ top Fruita
• Prep tennis results, Aug. 25, 2011
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 25, 2011
• RMAC golf preseason poll, Aug. 25, 2011
• Printed letters, August 26, 2011
• Ballot overload tests school voters
• Tourism hike a plus for monument-park panel
• DA drops DUI case against official
• St. Joseph begins ambitious expansion
• Out with nachos, in with whole-grain, fruit
• Police blotter, Aug. 25, 2011
• Getting It Right, Aug. 25, 2011
• Team finds clues of region’s earliest inhabitants
• Deputy’s groin grab reasonable, sheriff says
• Shell: Oil shale blocked
• Death notices, Aug. 25, 2011
• Sheriff probes report of antics in grave by digger
• High hits 101 degrees, breaking 1919 record
• Prop. 103 tax hike is certified for ballot
• Prep golf scores, Aug. 24, 2011
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 24, 2011
• GJ’s Weinberg set to defend No. 1 singles state crown
• Hincapie’s win in Stage 2 of USA Pro Cycling Challenge thrills cycling fans in Apen
• RMAC Cross Country preseason rankings, Aug. 24, 2011
• USA Pro Cycling Challenge Stage 1
• OBIT: Norman Delbert "Dubbs" Yoast
• Printed letters, August 25, 2011
• Good intentions, bad policy and courts boosted transient population
• Latest redistrict maps keep West Slope united
• Arraignment in GJ delayed for doctor accused in patient deaths
• Oil shale critics voice views ahead of hearing today
• Meeker school problem delays classes, results in shared facilities
• Briefs, Aug. 24, 2011
• $12.5M school question going on ballot
• Crested Butte in high gear for bike race
• Hot spell could push record today
• Friends of D51 are registered, ready for vote
• Palisade voters to decide fate of pot centers
• Getting It Right, Aug. 24, 2011
• Blotter, Aug. 24, 2011
• Death notices, Aug. 24, 2011
• Mulvey’s mistake puts Wildcats on restriction
• Cyclists to tackle pair of tough passes in 130-mile ride from Gunnison to Aspen
• Back to School for Grand Junction - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 23, 2011
• 2011 Pro Challenge Stage 1
• Judge should hold Howe to stand trial
• No matter the technology, the problem still lies with the rock
• Caution is essential at oil shale hearings
• Printed letters, August 24, 2011
• OBIT: Lester Clark
• St. Mary’s nurse earns Patriot Award
• Shopping for procedures on the Web may soon be possible in Colo.
• Plea deal puzzles, angers victim in Delta shooting
• Huge bar tab that wasn’t
• New owner buys Palisade’s Blue Pig, will move art gallery down the street
• PBS station plans move to Fine Arts
• Police Blotter, Aug. 23, 2011
• Death Notices, Aug. 23, 2011
• Club 20 to meet in Junction on Sept. 10
• Cop’s stolen gun possibly ditched
• Reps. Tipton, Lamborn to conduct oil shale hearing
• Aspen wins Rifle Invitational
• Prep golf results, Aug. 22, 2011
• Columnist is singing a new tune ‘When I’m (no longer) 64’
• Libya without Moammar Gadhafi
• Printed letters, August 23, 2011
• Welcome to the University
• Grand Mesa Chorus Sweet Adelines
• Cavalcade a parade of arts, crafts offerings in Fruita
• Calendar: Week of Aug. 21
• Bank robbery attempt has Palisade talking
• Sentence upheld in dragging death of dog at monument
• Colorado Mesa moves up on Forbes’ colleges list
• New Montrose schools leader excited for new year
• Death Notices, Aug. 22, 2011
• Blotter, Aug. 22, 2011
• Operations viewed positively, Encana says of survey
• Though they are few in number, certain religious believers find solace
• 2 die in interstate collision
• University gears up to solve its specialty license plate problem
• Student Spotlight, Aug. 22, 2011
• Board of Education Special Meeting Agenda for August 23, 2011
• Pimm edges Schneiter to win Enstrom Rocky Mountain Open
• Week in Sports for Aug. 21-27, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Aug. 21-27, 2011
• Printed letters, August 21, 2011
• What do we want?
• Oil shale hearing should look at impacts on affected communities
• Cable news channels have diminished America’s understanding of politics
• Peach fest draws from near and far
• Gunman flees failed robbery
• Glade Park residents live far apart but stay close-knit
• Glade Park saves its school
• Biz Buzz, Aug. 21, 2011
• Your Town, Aug. 21, 2011
• Whitewater Building Materials banking on economic rebound
• Gray Gourmet, Aug. 21, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Aug. 21, 2011
• Best of Bridge, Aug. 21, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Aug. 21, 2011
• Rommann, Portie in position to win Rocky Mountain Open
• Instructor bowls over complex designs for up-tempo strikes
• You Said It, Aug. 21, 2011
• Shell Oil ends legal challenge over shale deals
• 250 wild horses near Meeker to be relocated
• Official says Commissioner White spoke in late 2008 of selling Montrose Hospital
• Death Notices, Aug. 21, 2011
• Police Blotter, Aug. 21, 2011
• USA Pro Cycling Challenge brings some of top racers to Colorado
• Battlement Mesa restoration program helps habitat
• When planning a fishing trip for late summer, be sure to check resources
• High school, college golfers gain knowledge at RMO
• Religion Briefs, Aug. 20, 2011
• Area pastors send youth off to school with blessed backpacks
• Blame man’s best friend for the heat? You can’t be Sirius
• Death Notices, Aug. 20, 2011
• Getting It Right, Aug. 20, 2011
• University bustling with building activity
• Fires expected to die down this weekend
• Blotter, Aug. 20, 2011
• Jobless rate for July at 10% locally
• Doctors accused in deaths want hearings in Denver
• Local Briefs, Aug. 20, 2011
• County wants to outsource more services
• Tomato crop two weeks late, growers say
• Ex-fugitive asks court to let him post bond
• Info slips out on child-porn sting by GarCo sheriff
• Campground closed over bear concerns
• Sports Brief, Aug. 19, 2011
• Enstrom Rocky Mountain Open scores, Aug. 19, 2011
• For The Record, Aug. 20, 2011
• USA Cycling Avon
• New CMU theater prof will teach sound design
• Vintage Voltage
• New CMU theater prof will teach sound design
• Does this count as a breaking news story?
• Make A Splash
• Economic Vitality
• Realtor news for Aug. 21, 2011
• Home sold Aug. 1-7, 2011
• Help available for commercial orchardists, backyard growers
• Be realistic when considering a fixer-upper
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: The lore and legacy of Fred Mantey
• Singer-songwriter Jimmy LaFave returns to Roper Ballroom
• 'Hillbilly endorsed and hippie approved'
• 'Evening Under the Stars' kicks off symphony's 34th season
• Performance of "Seussical" set for Saturday, Aug. 20
• Library offers useful online investment tools
• Local News Briefs: Aug. 19, 2011
• Time to treat for the tree-killing peach tree borer
• Culinary Corner celebrates 30 years in Oct.
• Laugh more and live more
• Where will you be watching the USA Pro Cycling Challenge?
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: Spotlight on Palisade Cafe & Grill
• Longtime child, migrant services director moves on to next phase of life
• The right foods for weight loss
• LETTER: Sloan's sophomoric position
• Debt and delusion brewed in the pork barrel
• Easter Island: A modern parable
• CITY VIEWS: Complex community issue requires multi-faceted approach
• ARMSTRONGS: Rights violations, nihilism underlie today's bad news
• SKINNERS: Tomatoes and the dragoons of doom
• Local fashion designer steps off ‘Project Runway,’ but she had fun
• Ex-bookkeeper suspected of theft
• Death Notices, Aug. 19, 2011
• Little Italy a lively place in southwest downtown
• Powderhorn owner aims to recapture skiers from other resorts
• Wind storm creates some excitement after RMO pro-am
• GJ bomb squad blasts fallen tree clogging up river
• Aspen’s Beetham wins Indian Invite
• Trio nabbed after 5 years of gumshoe work, diplomacy
• Prep golf results, Aug. 18, 2011
• 11 miles of Highway 141 to be repaved
• Classrooms, library top list at Mesa
• Delta insurer avoids jail in theft probe
• Getting It Right, Aug. 19, 2011
• Police Blotter, Aug. 19, 2011
• Arrest made in Montrose motel fire
• Award shows state works with industry
• Saving the Colorado River cutthroat trout
• Republican presidential floodgates
• Printed letters, August 19, 2011
• Colorado ranked 25th by Kids Count in annual report on child well-being
• River rips man, 22, from father
• Debris makes Colorado a treacherous river to float
• Sales tax revenue helps county during lean budget times
• Death on train tracks possible suicide
• Two treated for injuries after hazmat fire
• Permit system wins award
• Driving duo knows that in this life, you’re either a wiener or a loser
• Truck driver cited in fatal crash
• CSU leaders take tour of West Slope ag interests
• Death notices, Aug. 18, 2011
• Blotter, Aug. 18, 2011
• Wienermobile’s visit to Western Slope thrills kids of all ages
• Official drops filing fee to lure outside firms
• Prep golf results, Aug. 17, 2011
• Colorado Mesa men’s soocer team picked 5th, women’s team 7th in RMAC
• Kirkham, 1982 football team to be honored at Mesa
• Local golfers fire low scores at Black Canyon in Indian Invitational
• Portie to defend title at Rocky Mountain Open
• Over the Top: Talk American
• Colorado can soon expect ominous black bus onslaught
• Printed letters, August 18, 2011
• Perry’s poisonous attack on Bernanke
• New blood at the Business Incubator
• Grand Valley Performing Arts Festival
• Oscar Mayer Wienermobile making stops in GJ today, Thursday
• Death Notices, Aug. 17, 2011
• Sports in Brief: Banks to enter Hawkeyes’ Hall of Fame
• Fish barrier to protect Roan’s native cutthroats
• Vacancy rate holding steady at 6.3 percent
• Man drowns in Colorado River
• Mesa VB team picked to capture RMAC West
• Briefs, Aug. 17, 2011
• Blotter, Aug. 17, 2011
• Banker is new business center director
• Local firms retained at Cameo plant
• District 51 board to decide fate of override next week
• Senator hears idea on boosting manufacturing in the Grand Valley
• Man gets work release for molesting child
• Woman killed in crash with big rig south of Glenwood
• Missionary finds reward amid muck of earthquake, tsunami disaster area
• District 51 Recognized for Excellence in Financial Reporting
• RMAC Preseason Volleyball Poll
• Insurance industry real winner in Colorado health exchange decision
• Printed letters, August 17, 2011
• Federal court case is off-target on TABOR
• Briefs, Aug. 16, 2011
• Grand Junction High School alumnus offers words of help to new freshmen
• Plastic peaches taking a plunge
• Suit against TABOR should be dismissed, says attorney general
• Bennet: Solution to drilling dispute ‘getting closer’
• Sports in Brief: Minnesota-Duluth enters season No. 1
• Getting It Right, Aug. 16, 2011
• New formula equals higher ACT scores
• Not all get school immunizations
• Police Blotter, Aug. 16, 2011
• Denver magazine lists 15 Grand Junction dentists among Colorado’s best
• Health Briefs, Aug. 16, 2011
• Man dies in rollover crash
• Death Notices, Aug. 16, 2011
• City of Grand Junction to bid on plan for new park
• Beef recall spreads to Grand Junction
• Tipton considering wilderness trade-off bill
• Knockdown phase at Cameo power plant
• Grand Junction ranked No. 5 in the Denver Post preseason football poll
• Tigers’ Harrison keeps cool in Grand Junction Invitational
• Prep sports off and running as practices begin across Grand Valley
• School District 51 to Use City Auditorium for School Board Meetings in 11-12
• The Denver Post Media Poll, Football, Aug. 15, 2011
• Grand Junction Invitational Scores, Monday, Aug. 15
• 2011 AFCA Preseason Division II Football Poll
• Iowa straw poll is not as important as some commentators believe
• Printed letters, August 16, 2011
• Postal problems
• ‘Mountain Brew’ definitive guide to beer in Colorado
• Guide, Flat Tops again star in mystery sequel
• Couple accused of trying to sell meth to undercover officer
• Blotter, Aug. 15, 2011
• Couple accused of trying to sell meth to undercover officer
• Downtown club headed for reopening
• Garfield Re-2 schools energized over savings
• Company fuels doubts of oil shale foes
• Retirement, not bad guys, finally collars Junction police dog
• Palisade will ditch costly sewer plan
• the Suite life
• Student Spotlight, Aug. 15, 2011
• Laying the foundation: Revamp hits full-tilt as stadium project pushes ahead of schedule
• Week in Sports for Aug. 14-20, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for Aug. 14-20, 2011
• New approach with homeless doesn’t replace traditional enforcement
• Printed letters, August 14, 2011
• Speed bumps for highway travelers
• Some things deserve more attention than Washington political battles
• Volunteers haul junk from Colorado River
• Crowd lusts for tricked-out ride
• Maes dishes liberal dose of blame for loss in governor’s race
• On time, under budget
• Greyhound ending service to points south
• Weekly Planner, Aug. 14, 2011
• Best of Bridge, Aug. 14, 2011
• You Said It, Aug. 14, 2011
• Police blotter, Aug. 14, 2011
• Getting it Right, Aug. 14, 2011
• Fire destroys wood chipper at GJ sawmill
• GJ airport business continues to soar
• Biz Buzz, Aug. 14, 2011
• Too many tools can threaten our creativity
• Local Briefs, Aug. 14, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Aug. 14, 2011
• Your Town, Aug. 14, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Aug. 14, 2011
• Death Notices, Aug. 14, 2011
• Disc golf course at Fruita Riverside Park finally open
• Cyclists on Colorado Rocky Mountain Bicycle Tour enjoy challenge, seeing the sights
• Elite Player Development Program designed to help players succeed
• Education program helping contain zebra, quagga mussels
• Take a hike and discover Discovery Trail and Land O’ Lakes Trail
• Study reveals trout habitats could suffer from changes in global climate
• State agency confirms hydrogen sulfide reports in GarCo gas fields
• Attack ad targeting Tipton
• Police Blotter, Aug. 13, 2011
• R-5 High seeks alternative status, improved grade
• Man jailed in monument crash that hurt 4
• Solar co-op offers panels for lease
• Glade Park post office step closer
• Postal Service changes are behind the scenes
• Republicans applaud court’s decision on health law
• Sustainability, Aug. 13, 2011
• Homegrown, Aug. 13, 2011
• Religion Briefs, Aug. 13, 2011
• Without bees, no cheeseburger in paradise
• For The Record, Aug. 13, 2011
• Cedaredge man fills niche with his you-pick fruit farm
• Death notices, Aug. 13, 2011
• Uranium developer wins lease on Utah tract
• Woman charged with welfare fraud
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 12, 2011
• Pre-camps prep teams for FB camp
• Prep golf results, Aug. 12, 2011
• New name means new logos for Colorado Mesa sports teams
• Grand Mesa majesty
• Prep golf results, Aug. 11, 2011
• Yurt raising is tons of fun for Howie the dog
• Homes sold July 25-31, 2011
• Supercommittee smart and capable, Udall says
• Hold your pedals and paddles
• KAFM NOTES: Death of the collector
• Local News Briefs: Aug. 12, 2011
• Tipton's parallel universe
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: Aug. 12-Aug. 20, 2011
• What China can teach about the debt downgrade
• Home remedies for common maladies
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: Red Mango & Yogo Mojo
• Joy is just a thought away
• Enjoy the music, help a kid
• Michael on Fire returns to one of his favorite places
• Party features beer brewed specially for KAFM
• Send excess produce to 'Grow Another Row'
• The wondrous Wellington's water wheel
• Know your numbers to manage your weight
• Week That Was: Aug. 12, 2011
• New business caters to health-food-conscious dogs
• Grand Valley's first solar farm harvests electricity
• Mack woman reflects on her volunteer experience in Haiti
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: Aug. 12, 2011
• Quail first introduced to this area in 1890s
• Supercommittee smart and capable, Udall says
• Dinosaurs rise again
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 11, 2011
• Fall sports practices get going in full next week
• Ice Age mammals to follow popular T.rex into museum
• Freshman CB Price may challenge for a starting spot
• Meeker man arrested in shooting death
• Death notices, Aug. 12, 2011
• Foreclosure sales, filings decrease in Mesa County
• Man charged in sex assaults of boy and girl
• GJ designer hits bump, still advances
• Affidavit: Man taped girls using toilet
• Mesa County seeks comment on protecting Mount Garfield view
• Briefs, Aug. 12, 2011
• Court hearings set for suspected bank robbers
• Sanity in question, again, as new trial set in GJ stabbing case
• Police blotter, Aug. 12, 2011
• Death Notices: Aug. 11, 2011
• Over the Top: Tasers to fix Wall Street
• Printed letters, August 12, 2011
• A vision for the Sisters
• Deadly medicine
• Will Hillary be to Obama what Hick was to Ritter?
• Business Briefcase, Aug. 11, 2011
• Group ready to support levy override for District 51
• Death Notices, Aug. 11, 2011
• Fire burning in Bookcliffs at 400 acres, still growing
• Election official’s ballot suggestion gets mixed review
• Blotter, Aug. 11, 2011
• Man gets 12 years for giving daughters pot
• Palisade to retain bluegrass festival
• Oprah taps ex-Bronco Vance Johnson for an encore
• Fidelity Mortgage bought out
• Suit: Woman was a victim of physician
• 2nd indicted doctor jailed in Florida Keys
• GJ Parks and Recreation department all about fun
• Printed letters, Aug. 10, 2011
• Prescriptions for change at the federal, state and local levels
• Tipton refuses to sit on sidelines
• A cheesey recall effort
• Local wines cropping up across Colorado
• $10 million grant targeted for area forest restoration
• Native fish species focus of population plan on Uncompahgre
• Light shines on new era at CMU
• GJ patient-records resource recognized for innovation
• Tipton plans hearing to speed oil-shale work
• Youngsters jump at chance to slam into things at football camp
• Supporters can still help Bamford golf tournament
• Montrose native killed in Afghanistan copter crash
• Competition unfair, mill operators say
• Palisade: Medical pot petitions valid
• Police blotter, Aug. 10, 2011
• Percherons draw customers to old-fashioned carriage ride
• You can say it now: Colorado Mesa University
• Incomes fall faster in Grand Junction than rest of U.S.
• Flood fallout sticking agencies with high road, trail repair bills
• Doctors indicted in four deaths
• Death Notices, Aug. 10, 2011
• Printed letters, Aug. 9, 2011
• More than credit rating is at stake in debt battle
• Done deal: Mesa State completes purchase of Community Hospital site
• MC Sheriff's: Be wary of angry door-to-door salesmen
• Death Notices, Aug. 9, 2011
• Tipton tries to steer $5 million from EPA to public lands
• Police Blotter, Aug. 9, 2011
• Hospital, college seal $7.1 million deal on 8 acres
• Text message leads to arrest in gun incident
• Getting It Right, Aug. 9, 2011
• 300 acres burning in Bookcliffs
• Farmers to Udall: Help conserve orchards
• Downtown remembrance of 9/11 endures
• Investment advisers point to economy in stock market dive
• Authorities probe massage business link to Fruitvale homicide
• Grand Valley golfers first fall athletes to begin practice
• Printed letters, Aug. 8, 2011
• Court makes secrets of public’s business
• Bright hopes for festival
• Stellar effort for cause by teen named Orion
• Fruita teen is OK after separation from Scout group
• Garfield County foreclosure numbers continue to worsen
• Blotter, Aug. 8, 2011
• Rocky Mountain Low
• Dog, handler sniff out bedbugs
• College name change among 108 new laws
• Jam maker wins ‘sweet’ award
• Student Spotlight, Aug. 8, 2011
• Lands End Hill Climb, National Dragster Challenge Results, Sunday, Aug. 7
• New York City’s Lance Leener enjoys Rocky Mountain Bike Tour
• Olson races custom-built Blazer to win at Lands End Hill Climb
• Week’s Best Photos for Aug. 7 - Aug. 13, 2011
• Week in Sports for Aug. 7– Aug. 13, 2011
• Powderhorn purchased
• Printed letters, Aug. 7, 2011
• The drunken economy
• Houston Hall was Mesa Junior College back in 1940
• City parks must be made safe for families and children
• Watching what occurs in Washington is so funny it hurts
• Man dies in Montrose County wreck
• Former Montrose man fashions colorful career
• Court: No new trial in death of toddler
• Stubborn but sure-footed burros built state on their shaggy backs
• Upscale in the sandstone
• Biz Buzz, Aug. 7, 2011
• Death Notices, Aug. 7, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, Aug. 7, 2011
• Traffic Alert, Aug. 7, 2011
• Weekly Planner, Aug. 7, 2011
• Resort to be promoted in new Discovery series
• Improvement fee added to sales tax
• Sweet corn champ chomps 15 ears
• Best of Bridge, Aug. 7, 2011
• Your Town, Aug. 7, 2011
• Mesa County Junior FB Association teams get some tips from Mavericks
• USA Pro Cycling Challenge viewing parties will give novices a chance to learn
• Father’s influence drives Steven Whiteley in drag racing
• Bob’s Knob has become a favorite place to watch cars race up Lands End
• Six-time champion Paul Dallenbach returns to Lands End Hill Climb
• Police Blotter, Aug. 7, 2011
• Some are not so keen on Delta, Aspen link
• Boy scout missing from camping trip
• For the Record, Aug. 6, 2011
• Rock of Ages Trail caps seven-year restoration effort
• Take advantage of chance to acquire big-game licenses at local retailers
• Aspen ride benefiting Susan G. Komen Foundation will have splendid views
• Health Briefs: Aug. 6, 2011
• Local briefs, Aug. 6, 2011
• Death notices, Aug. 6, 2011
• Powderhorn’s new owner predicting ‘big impact’
• Bundy DNA is unlikely to clear GJ cold case
• Foster family buys two sites near ski resort
• Blotter, Aug. 6, 2011
• State resurfacing eight interstate bridges
• Meeting aims to ‘take back’ riverfront
• Petitions out for recall of Montrose board
• For 20th year, city employees sponsor clothing drive at Lincoln Park
• Palisade home to high and dry builder of boats
• Building Bulldogs: Cameron Campbell’s no-hitter caps solid season for Palisade
• Outdoor ice rink looking for backers: Open date is Nov. 1
• Ryan Hayden takes over as Central boys basketball coach
• Rocky Mountain Bicycle Tour starts Sunday in Grand Junction
• Scenes from the Main Street Community Garden
• Cowboy Poetry returns to Vega State Park on August 6th
• OutFit: School Style
• A crowd favorite at Palisade’s annual celebration is peach eating contest
• Recent releases deliver
• Plant a sunflower and join the national energy independence movement
• Local Lore - Locals love our libraries
• In the city, old can be new
• Buffalo Stance
• Homes sold July 18-24, 2011
• Corporations aren't people, so stop taxing them
• Who needs comedians when you have Congress
• In defense of climate science
• PRISSY COLUMN: Dear Pris, It was fun knowing you in PE. Have fun this summer. Debbie.
• Get the 'leading edge' in business
• BIZWATCH: Senergy Builders
• Acoustic finger-style guitarist Leo Kottke to perform
• "Color the Wind" exhibit features kite art at The Art Center
• Bestselling mystery writer to hold a local book-signing
• Refuse company adds free curbside recycling
• REI awards $20,000 to local outdoor programs
• What to do with an orphaned baby bird
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: Aug. 5-12
• Chinese medicine: Three Treasures and Qi Gong
• KAFM NOTES: The little people who helped make MTV a hit
• Local News Briefs: Aug. 5, 2011
• Make spiritual development a priority
• Ellie for hire: It's a 'ruff' job for this local bedbug-sniffing dog
• Eating out, eating well: Spotlight on Fins Grill
• Cholesterol deceptions: Part 2
• DA: 70 firearms found in home of meth suspect
• Life at Horsethief Canyon Ranch had its difficult times
• Fugitive killer to be sent back to Florida
• Death notices, Aug. 5, 2011
• Photos released for crime spree suspects
• Victim of Fruitvale slaying identified
• New owner: Powderhorn will be open this season
• Police blotter, Aug. 5, 2011
• Board taking input on legislative maps
• Judge in hospital ruling got 90% performance rating
• Dog fashion rules the catwalk
• Tipton will be in region today; Udall makes rounds next week
• Forest Service: Sawmills allowed to redo contracts
• Former Tigers defensive end Casey Walker walking on at CU
• Barnett adds size, speed to Mav women’s hoops team
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 4, 2011
• New sponsors keep Lands End Hill Climb on track
• The Powderhorn auction
• Death Notices: Aug. 4, 2011
• Sen. Rollie Heath takes job-killing tax hike to voters
• A test for residents of School District 51
• Printed letters, August 5, 2011
• Over the Top: Bull baubles
• 3 energy companies honored by state oil and gas commission
• Illinois drops charges against ex-prosecutor from Mesa County
• Blotter, Aug. 4, 2011
• Fruitvale death being investigated as homicide
• Homelessness dominates council discussion
• Hearing set for man accused of kidnapping
• Longtime leader for county Dems dies Monday at 71
• Death notices, Aug. 4, 2011
• Recall petition targets Montrose commissioners
• FAA shutdown affects jobs, airport work in Colorado
• Former worker’s concerns over air affect 2 companies
• District 51 CSAP scores up; grade-level work still lags
• Better test result still a reason to cheer
• Henrikson’s long jump record lasts 43 years at Central High School
• GJ trio places in national racquetball tourney
• School district should conduct its own voter communication
• Printed letters, August 4, 2011
• Vacation now!
• Facilitating fracking
• Monument Downhill 5K results
• Garfield hedges support for group against drilling
• BLM to round up horses near Norwood
• School tax group turns in ballot measure signatures
• GJ’s Litsheim wins age group title at CrossFit World Games
• Death Notices, Aug. 3, 2011
• Police blotter, Aug. 3, 2011
• Murder charges filed against Clifton teen
• Senators grudgingly vote for compromise federal spending bill
• Boy died of shot to head, coroner says
• Applebee’s team creates award-winning burger
• Hickenlooper seeks disclosure of fracking fluid
• Enos-Martinez will run again, Rice won’t
• District 51 considers employee clinic
• County to fight Montrose hospital ruling
• Protester: Pot foes spreading false info
• Felony cases decline
• Printed letters, August 2, 2011
• Repeal of DOMA should be a priority for Colorado senators
• Closing in on D.B. Cooper?
• Family Connections: August 2011
• Agency finds fault with citizen testing of air pollution near oil, gas drilling
• 2 booked in region bank heists
• Death Notices, Aug. 2, 2011
• Police Blotter, Aug. 2, 2011
• Getting It Right, Aug. 2, 2011
• Powderhorn Ski Resort auction set for Thursday
• County sells 12 parcels of land to building materials contractor
• Local Red Cross to cut 4 positions
• Health Briefs, Aug. 2, 2011
• Junction rainfall four times greater than July of last year
• Grand Junction specialists perform eye surgeries in Peru
• Crimes raise police priority for gang intel
• Fruitvale death probed as suspicious
• Six-year slide in Mesa County felonies
• Board of Education Agenda for Works Session August 2, 2011 Meeting
• Mesa baseball signees will create competition to be in starting lineup
• Mavs picked to finish sixth in RMAC
• Sports Briefs, Aug. 1, 2011
• We’re all complicit in preparing this ‘Satan sandwich’
• Courting more school funds
• Debt-ceiling D-day
• Printed letters, August 2, 2011
• Death Notice, Aug. 1, 2011
• Retired Multz continues writing about law
• Protest filed against Palisade over petition for medical-pot ban vote
• Uranium study, lawsuit not linked, Department of Energy says
• Blotter, Aug. 1, 2011
• Company accused of abandoning Rio Blanco well sites
• Montrose man dies in Delta County motorcycle wreck
• Montrose business tries Sunday market
• Valley transit changes may be coming
• Biking fans get a lift
• Financial aid dips as enrollment increases
• More students can take plunge into college waters
• Grant can help pay utility bills
• Week in Sports for July 31 - Aug. 6, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for July 31 - Aug. 6, 2011
• Let states take lead in drilling regs
• Printed letters, July 31, 2011
• Three cheers are due for a very pleasant July
• Summer workouts help prep football players get used to hot conditions
• You Said It, July 31, 2011
• Children, adults explore relics from primordial depths
• Forecaster: Expect more wet stuff this week
• RV dealers outride recession
• Lochmiller could be free awhile after guilty verdict
• Insurer sees guaranteed health coverage without mandate
• Fest keeps homegrown music alive in Montrose
• Lawsuit contests school funding
• Your Town, July 31, 2011
• Weekly Planner, July 31, 2011
• Police blotter, July 31, 2011
• Neighbors want homeless to find new place to park
• Gray Gourmet, July 31, 2011
• Biz Buzz, July 31, 2011
• Traffic Alert, July 31, 2011
• Best of Bridge, July 31, 2011
• 86-year-old retains love of quilting by hand
• Death Notices, July 31, 2011
• Turning up the heat: Humidity also a concern as Mavs get closer to two-a-days
• Local groups reap benefits of REI’s community involvement
• GJ family rides Courage Classic to support Children’s Hospital
• Water levels make Hite the right place to fish at Lake Powell
• Summiting Mount Evans is a breathtaking experience
• Grand Mesa Major girls fall to Evangeline in Southwestern Regional
• Scholl enjoys running Monument Dowhnill 5K with family at his side
• Today is Grand Mesa Moose Day
• Bull riding a rush for Collbran 13-year-old
• Loss at state ends season for Gene Taylor’s
• Out of work or just out of a job?
• Religion Briefs, July 30, 2011
• Pageant winner hopes to help children by donating books for Fruita giveaway
• Police Blotter, July 30, 2011
• Haney looking for a district to represent
• Governor promotes blueprint to make state business-friendly
• Bank heist suspects nabbed
• Getting It Right, July 30, 2011
• Pillars of Islam in sharper focus during Ramadan
• Colorado produces record runoff
• Police-radio junkie spots car, dials 911
• Guv names members to oil and gas board
• Death Notices, July 30, 2011
• Grand Living: Mesa County's monthly guide for the 50+ crowd
• Music Q&A: JoJo Garza, Los Lonely Boys
• Medical team travels to Peru to provide free eye care
• Coloring Palisade's history
• A typical day at CSU Extension horticulture office
• Local News Briefs: July 29, 2011
• Eating out, eating well: Garden of Eat'n
• GJHS librarian attends summer institute at Library of Congress
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: July 29, 2011
• Acutonics practitioner employs healing vibrations at natural health center
• SLOAN: Keeping perspective in the debt limit fight
• KONOLA: Compromise is not a dirty word
• What your doctor didn't tell you about cholesterol: Eggs, Part 1
• FENSKE: Recent rain brings thoughts of 'purification'
• Evans' tar sands column 'disappointingly biased,' 'inaccurate'
• Bicycle liberation: Part 2
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Digging history-Life at the Redlands Canal work camp
• Former social worker finds success with flower pots
• Don't miss 'the place to be' for families
• Mesa State professor earns second Fulbright award
• Eclectic activities await you at Cavalcade in Fruita
• Upcoming performing arts festival offers something for everyone
• Grand Valley Performing Arts Festival set to start Aug. 4
• OutFit: Timely fashion
• Welch says he discovered how personal his early writing was
• Around Town Sounds: Texas Flood Band
• In Silt, Q from Red Brick BBQ is the real Texas deal
• On Stage: Week of July 29, 2011
• West valley Horsethief ranch nearly self-sufficient in 1890s
• Rep.Tipton approves of Boehner’s proposal
• Fashionista takes ‘Runway’ challenge
• Police blotter, July 29, 2011
• Judge upholds Montrose hospital’s lease to private nonprofit business
• Partiers jammed in Justice Center
• Man’s death probed near Vega Reservoir
• For 2nd time, suspect refuses to leave cell for hearing
• Killer’s arrest shocks friends
• Comments sought on proposed drilling
• Bond slashed to $15,000 for suspect in child’s death
• EPA proposes first rules for fracking wells
• Death Notices, July 29, 2011
• Briefs, July 29, 2011
• Sports Briefs, July 28, 2011
• Gene Taylor’s falls in first game at state
• Rupe turns two-week track trial at Central into D-I scholarship
• Time to compromise on debt-limit timing
• Will the ‘adults’ in Washington push more debt onto our kids?
• Printed letters, July 29, 2011
• Gene Taylor’s begins play in state tourney
• Over the Top: Football is back
• Blotter, July 28, 2011
• Park status would help monument funding, tourism, speakers say
• Company: Federal review no threat to uranium mill
• Grand Junction students sing in Austria for ‘Sound of Music’ documentary
• Pot-growing debris again found in Garfield County
• Sheriff releases videos of ‘Dog’ catch
• Marshals capture escaped killer
• 1 dead, 1 injured in I-70 rollover
• Palisade board picks Magill for vacancy
• Want to avoid lines for license plates? Check out webcams
• Drivers go nowhere fast at DMV
• Death notices, July 28, 2011
• District 51 chools survey will cost $48,000
• Grand Mesa Major girls ready for Southwestern Regional
• Monument 10-11 boys win state title in Frisco
• Month’s Best Photos for July 2011
• Car crash leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Feds list 'Parachute penstemon' as endangered wildflower
• Distel, bystanders suffer from pepper spray
• Democrats line up to take on Rep. Scott Tipton
• Printed letters, July 28, 2011
• Careful choices for Oil & Gas Commission
• Another one bites the dust
• State Rep. Laura Bradford ponders run for Mesa County commission
• Death Notices, July 27, 2011
• Guv intends to appoint new faces to oil board
• Valley voters struggle to make voices heard
• Man robs US Bank near mall
• Briefs, July 27, 2011
• Small, rural post offices might close
• 3 western Colorado wildflowers added to protection list
• Merchant Marine veterans chapter donates items to veterans nursing home
• Blotter, July 27, 2011
• Sports in Brief: Monument to play for state title
• Firearms, meth found in Montrose raid
• 54 charges filed in gas station frenzy, standoff at Clifton home
• Palisade American Legion team dedicates season to Hellmann
• Professor to head abroad for stint as Fulbright Scholar
• Mesa County clears way for Dollar General store
• Colorado senators at odds with taxpayers over Gang of Six plan
• Districts done well
• Tea time
• Printed letters, July 27, 2011
• Kannah Creek Fire contained
• Bank robbery Tuesday at US Bank in GJ
• How to choose a paint contractor
• How to choose a plastic surgeon to treat varicose veins
• How to prevent colon cancer
• How to choose a cosmetic dentist
• How to sell real estate (or anything) using an auctioneer
• How to choose a new car dealer
• GJ man killed in rollover crash near Rifle
• Mesa roads to be improved
• 125 firefighters work to suppress blaze near Kannah Creek Road
• Police Blotter, July 26, 2011
• Delinquent Bowie Mine ready to pay county taxes
• Arson cause of Parachute fire
• Cops: Man filmed up women’s dresses at grocery store
• Redistricting map upsets Denver’s former leader
• Producer wins Emmys for film on monument
• Health briefs, July 26, 2011
• Health department seeks survey info on teens’ sexual activity
• Death Notices, July 26, 2011
• Bond change denied for fugitive caught by ‘Dog’
• De Beque town manager has left post
• Panel OKs bus fare hikes of 50 percent
• Dawn of another Olathe Sweet harvest
• Police link GJ, Bay Area slayings
• Orchard Mesa 9-10 girls win state championship
• Ice rink to give Grand Valley hockey players practice spot
• Work horses, show horses, and seeking the ‘right answer’
• President Obama to address nation tonight
• Printed letters, July 26, 2011
• Gangs of Grand Junction?
• Kick-off is coming
• EnCana seeks permit for 'gathering' facility near Parachute; public comment sought
• 'Food sovereignty': Can local communities take control of what they eat?
• Olathe corn harvest
• Blotter, July 25, 2011
• Death of man found in car at park declared suicide
• More Glenwood Canyon path reopened
• Montrose festival scavenger hunt set
• Growers only fashionably late with bumper crop of peaches
• Republican legislators developing business bills
• Baking soda plant continues expansion in Rio Blanco County
• Investors rush to gold as value of dollar sags
• New building caps latest construction at Junction’s state-funded charter school
• Lightning suspected in mesa fire
• Western Slope League Championship Results, Sunday, July 24
• Week in Sports for July 24-30, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for July 24-30, 2011
• Montrose Marlins show off depth in long course meet
• Monument boys win state title with a walk-off single
• Richard Johnson tops Spencer Weinberg to win men’s open singles title
• Raise the debt ceiling today
• Printed letters, July 24, 2011
• Lochmiller’s guilt
• Tea party postition on debt ceiling and tax increases is irresponsible
• A room with a view: 120 miles in every direction
• Out-of-state students double at Mesa
• Vehicle plate renewal lines growing
• Downtown Uplift attracts tourists, locals
• One year later, Extra deal far from done
• Popular water feature brings children’s screams and laughter to business fronts
• Ringside bell sounds for ‘El Original’
• You Said It, July 24, 2011
• Your Town, July 24, 2011
• Biz Buzz, July 4, 2011
• Weekly Planner, July 24, 2011
• Hearings slated for two proposed legislative maps
• Pepper spray preceded shooting, trooper says
• Best of Bridge, July 24, 2011
• Trio tied to Bay Area deaths
• Western Slope Long Course Championship Results, Saturday, July 23
• Small-business loans available
• Traffic Alert, July 24, 2011
• Police blotter, July 24, 2011
• Surface design expert digs deep for sheer bliss
• Death Notices, July 24, 2011
• Local motocross rider Dylan Osborne headed to championships in Tennessee
• Hutto’s 16 strikeouts lift Orchard Mesa 9-10 girls past Shaw Heights
• Pond brothers advance to men’s 4.5 doubles championship at Taco Bell
• Swimmers using Western Slope long course meet to prep for state
• Bull riders count on bullfighters to keep them safe
• Taco Bell Western Slope Open, July 22, 2011
• Western Slope League Swimming Championships, July 22, 2011
• Death Notices, July 23, 2011
• Roping doesn’t get old for DuCray
• Former Fruita hoops player Dreher trying out tennis
• Swinn plans to make new swim program competitive
• Orchard Mesa 9-10 girls open state tourney with big victory
• ‘Cut, cap’ bill dies in Senate; Bennet and Udall voted ‘nay’
• Two held in gangland spree
• Mesa County jobless rate up in June
• Mesa County’s first female manager ready to go
• Thinking upside-down and backward just as valid?
• Religion Briefs, July 23, 2011
• For The Record, July 23, 2011
• Blotter, July 23, 2011
• Official urges collaboration on matters of public health
• Air service to L.A. to go on hiatus
• Colorado pair find world of fun in Glenwood
• Foreclosures fall, as do home prices
• Southeast is still active
• Homes sold July 4-10, 2011
• Realtors ask citizens to tell Congress to keep mortgage interest deduction
• Looking forward to McMurtry, Welch shows
• What a fix! My favorite fitness class is nixed
• Sara Alyn Oakley painting starts with photos, color studies and sketches
• Road Trip: Week of July 22
• Filling your plate with cattlewomen’s fixings helps charities
• OutFit: Cut-out dresses
• 4-H family pitches in
• Some local growers losing 25% of tomato plants to virus
• Tar sands: Environmental loss or economic gain?
• Cooking and writing to get a reaction
• Left and right assault free speech
• Bicycle liberation: Part 1
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Inside the Mantey Heights adobe homes
• Local poet explores love, family, Buddhism in new collection
• Movie critics sought for local documentary screening
• Local Briefs: July 22, 2011
• Singer-songwriter Kevin Welch to perform at Roper Ballroom
• Americana music singer James McMurtry returns to Mesa Theater
• KAFM NOTES: Of Bozos, hackers and Disney World
• Local blogger creates 'Colorado Columbine' state cookie for national contest
• A guide to building adventure medical kits
• Local journalist wins international award for feature story
• All things, all beings are interconnected
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: July 22-July 29, 2011
• Mindful breathing: The way to a quieter, calmer inner self
• Eating out, eating well: Spotlight on The Ale House
• It's all in the packaging
• Library to buy Palisade’s Blue Pig Gallery
• Spelunkers learning, playing in Glenwood Springs
• Police blotter, July 22, 2011
• Lawsuit: Antero wells causing health problems
• Cage Wars IX plans to honor fallen Carrasco
• Bull riders fire up crowd at fair
• Sports Briefs, July 21, 2011
• Pair of 16-year-olds win boys, girls 18 singles titles at Taco Bell
• Tennis a new challenge for Mickey Mantlo
• Offense leads Palisade Major boys to win at state
• Former Mesa setter to play in Denmark
• Fruita center posts big numbers
• Tipton says, ‘Let’s have a budget, not a promise’
• Jury: Lochmiller guilty on 31 counts
• Pepper-ball pellets shot at fugitive by Dog pack
• A clan-do attitude: Family throws itself into fair
• Shade trees were a priority for Junction town founder
• Death Notices, July 22, 2011
• Dog to Sheriff Hilkey: 'I was covering your ass!"
• Printed letters, July 22, 2011
• The great security- gate controversy
• Over the Top: Bob gets his man
• Doctor eyes run for Congress
• Governor launches economic recovery plan
• Police blotter, July 21, 2011
• Amonette bound over for trial in Rifle shootout
• Residents on F Road will have to change address to Patterson
• Fair competitor isn’t sheepish about likes
• Death Notices, July 21, 2011
• Lochmiller fraud case goes to jury
• Cops release two photos of suspects in robberies
• Briefs, July 21, 2011
• Giese, Ness enjoy playing each other at Taco Bell Western Slope Open
• Grass-roots effort beautifies Gateway
• Paregien, Sharp enjoying doubles at Taco Bell
• Sheriff bites Dog: Hilkey rips bounty hunter in arrest of ‘injured, contaminated mess’
• Gateway Canyons gets new leaders
• Sports Briefs, July 20, 2011
• Delta man pleads guilty in child’s death
• More financial problems loom for Colorado’s taxpayers
• Mesa County as energy epicenter
• Tipton should join Gang
• Printed letters, July 21, 2011
• Moose day on the mesa coming up
• Elk migration near Meeker creating conflict with motorists
• Grand Mesa backdrop for popular outdoors TV show
• Local Lore - The Utes: Stepping into western Colorado history
• City moves fire station during renovation
• Mill would have ample uranium nearby, report says
• Sales tax exemptions are ‘right thing for business’
• Together again, Arja, Skinner advance to semis at Taco Bell
• Grand Mesa Major girls headed to SW regional tournament in Waco
• Cross-country cyclists, builders stop to help Silt Habitat project
• Death Notices, July 20, 2011
• $47B in federal funding is at stake for Colorado
• Complaints spur board to consider alternate ideas for airport security
• Weird plane or just plain weird? Craft is ‘a dream to fly,’ says Fruita grad
• Witness: Lochmiller took unfavorable loan
• Blotter, July 20, 2011
• Two fugitives may have been killed in Mexico
• TDAP Required For All Incoming Sixth Grade Students
• OBIT: Dorothy Lena (Merz) Bishop
• Mesa County Fair 2011
• Printed letters, July 20, 2011
• A new debt deal?
• Water accord remains critical for the future
• Death Notices, July 19, 2011
• Blotter, July 19, 2011
• McInnis Canyons documentary tonight at Museum of the West
• Congressional race under way with boasts about fundraising
• Water deal with Denver needs work, official says
• Lochmiller pulled funds steadily, witness says
• District 51 tries to gauge support for mill levy override
• National health study coming to Garfield County
• Slain man known for courage
• District 51 athletics feel pinch
• Appeal pursued in Garfield County jail lawsuit
• Mavericks recruit to be deeper women’s basketball team
• Kids making a racket at Taco Bell Western Slope Open
• Sports in Brief: Bisbee, Brown run in New Mexico
• Health groups can help District 51
• Compassion or condemnation?
• Printed letters, July 19, 2011
• Murdoch’s mess
• SustainAbility: Aspinall building
• Homegrown: Salvia plants, mums
• Caught in a bind? How to kill this obnoxious weed
• New agency seeks input on merger of parks, wildlife
• Bridge work is ATV group’s specialty
• Lake of the Woods Trail not your typical Grand Mesa trail
• Blotter, July 18, 2011
• Club 20, industry back second local man for oil, gas panel
• Screening set for documentary film featuring Grand Junction couple
• Audience small for limited Grand Junction video view of trial
• Prosecution continues case against Lochmiller
• Donors refurbish adventure vehicle for KAFM fundraiser
• Fruita soon may loosen limits on home day care
• Mysterious abandoned cats stress 3 shelters
• Student Spotlight, July 18, 2011
• Man shot to death ID’d
• Gene Taylor’s Results, Sunday, July 17
• Crag Crest Run Results, Sunday, July 17
• SKUSA SummerNationals Results, Sunday, July 17
• Dyer a winner at Superkarts! event
• Sports in Brief: Randall wins Crag Crest Run
• Gene Taylor’s sweeps Rocky Mountain Hit Club
• Week’s Best Photos for July 17-23, 2011
• Week in Sports for July 17-23, 2011
• Grand Junction is open for business
• Printed letters, July 17, 2011
• Keeping fees grounded
• What will happen if Medicaid funding is slashed?
• Dreamer envisions city funds helping with Avalon and rail depot
• Homeless outreach: Policing more politely
• Two armed holdups in Grand Junction
• Gene Taylor’s American Legion team has sights set on district’s top seed
• Race fans light up Western Colorado Dragway
• The ultimate goal: TaG Senior Class driver Plowman has IndyCar hopes
• Bachmann is favorite candidate in Mesa County GOP straw poll
• Death notices, July 17, 2011
• Gene Taylor’s baseball scores, July 16, 2011
• Best of Bridge, July 17, 2011
• Your Town, July 17, 2011
• Weekly Planner, July 17, 2011
• Traffic Alert, July 17, 2011
• Palisade advances to state after winning Major boys title
• ‘Queen Stage’ of USA Pro Cycling Challenge features two tough climbs
• Voices anything but idle at tryouts for reality TV show
• Blotter, July 17, 2011
• Ex-official: Study suggests methane in water from rigs
• England swings in music, fabric design
• For the Record, July 16, 2011
• GJ author’s 3rd book in series out
• Biz Buzz, July 17, 2011
• Mega-mansion deals spur rebound in Aspen market
• ‘Mud-boggers’ on sensitive BLM land issued $400 tickets
• Police blotter, July 16, 2011
• Fruita woman pleads case for Social Security
• 83-year-old is suspected in sex assault of young girl
• Pipe break on Highline is repaired
• Getting It Right, July 16, 2011
• Court upholds cave visits during convention
• GJ’s Johnson does well in first International Taekwondo competition
• Three Rivers wins 9-10B title
• Carpe diem and count native bees
• Raft firms try to stay afloat
• Head chaplain at hospital marks 50 years of service
• Religion Briefs, July 16, 2011
• Treasurer to retirees: Show me the money
• District 51 middle schools to try out new grading system
• New curriculum puts Grand Valley schools on same schedule
• Goodbye, Harry Potter: The boy wizard almost part of the family after all these years
• Auditions for ‘American Idol’ to be conducted at Allen Unique Autos on Saturday
• Tickets to Los Lonely Boys concert at Robb State Park to be given away Saturday
• ‘Barber of Seville’ coming to Avalon
• Mesa County Fair offers variety of activities over its 5-day run
• Road Trip: Week of July 15, 2011
• Local Sweet Adelines to be joined by out-of-town groups at Mesa State
• Music Scene: The Scooter Brown Band
• OutFit: Patterned pants
• Mesa Theater to celebrate remodel with free show
• Documentary on McInnis Canyons to be shown at Museum of the West on July 19
• Not enough adjectives to describe Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Love’
• Bin 707 owner opts to leave Horizon Drive for downtown with different items on menu
• AROUND TOWN SOUNDS: Goodman Unplugged
• Save money and reduce telemarketing calls? Where do I sign up?
• Getting to the core of Pilates
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Mystery Greaser revealed
• Teen summit all about empowerment
• Documentary on McInnis Canyons wins award
• Taking matters into their own hands ... Citizens sample air near oil, gas operations
• Steps to 'super-wellness'
• Making it easier to get outdoors ... BLM provides free maps, resources for enjoying public lands
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: Spotlight on Chipotle Mexican Grill
• No one does it like Lipbone
• Imagine your best life, then make it happen
• Making SWEET harmony with the Sweet Adelines
• The myths of solar debunked: Part 2
• Emerging turf, tomato problems around the valley
• Real estate: Q&A
• Local News Briefs: July 15, 2011
• Local La Leche League chapter forming in GJ
• TABOR never signed the Norquist pledge
• GOP has the right approach to debt ceiling
• BIZWATCH: BlueFinn Creative Group
• Energy industry hearings, testimony July 18 in GJ
• Twin sisters grew up with Potter, wouldn’t miss his final adventure
• Air conditioning at movies worth admission
• Death Notices, July 15, 2011
• Investor: ‘I gave him all my money’
• Another delay granted in Bebb-Jones murder case
• Trial delayed for former Montrose district attorney
• 7th Judicial District gets new judge
• Police Blotter, July 15, 2011
• Hiker takes long way home from school
• Local designer competing on ‘Project Runway’
• Junction man inducted into Bandmasters hall of fame
• Hungry bugs used to curb alien invaders
• Home prices dive in 2011 while sales rise
• Wary employee tapes Lochmiller
• Local Briefs, July 15, 2011
• District 51 override flier mailed to ‘likely’ voters
• Grand Junction, state as whole both rank high on business lists
• Grand Junction Motor Speedway hosting national-level kart race
• Monument wins 10-11 boys District 1 Little League title
• Sports Briefs, July 14, 2011
• Volunteers help Taco Bell run like clockwork
• McConnell’s debt plan falters; state’s school tax initiative sputters
• Target: child obesity
• Pot vote in Palisade?
• Pfau sets high goals for herself on mat
• Soggy weather idles Montrose timber mill
• Suspect: No memory of hammer, knife attacks
• Accountant: Owner in denial about firm’s red ink
• Mesa County Library sets record for checkouts in June
• Death notices, July 14, 2011
• Arson not suspected in fire that destroyed barn near Rifle
• Man taken to secluded area outside Montrose, threatened, affidavit alleges
• Blotter, July 14, 2011
• Senators, Tipton frustrated with debt-limit impasse
• Signature goal met for Palisade pot center ban
• Part of Glenwood Canyon bicycle path reopened
• Worker dies in San Miguel County after power-line trench collapses
• Monument Major boys top Grand Mesa
• Over the Top: Mt. John Denver
• The bad and the ugly
• TABOR and health care exchanges point to pressure on pols to act
• Sarmo says so long
• Printed letters, July 14, 2011
• Insider’s guide to mid-summer fishing in the Gunnison Basin
• Trail users can give back with committee service
• Why fish just one of the Gunnison’s three unique sections?
• Winners of county fair wine competition undoubtedly are ‘drinkable’
• Palisade town manager Sarmo to retire at end of September
• Bystanders save victim of flash flood
• Prater weathers delay to win Daily Sentinel golf tourney
• Offense propels Three Rivers to win in 10-11 boys game
• Bill Fanning’s 90th birthday brings out many well-wishers
• Flood to affect irrigators
• Lochmiller abused cash of investors, stepson says
• Police blotter, July 13, 2011
• Senator says initiative would buy time to reform education
• Group: Air samples contain toxins
• Getting It Right, July 13, 2011
• Briefs, July 13, 2011
• Death Notices, July 13, 2011
• Flash flood cleanup
• Patience was key to injury-free arrest
• Printed letters, July 13, 2011
• Health briefs: Sleep tips, West Nile
• Frenzy at convenience store led to standoff
• Western U.S. energy to surpass imports. report says
• Suspect tried to steal cars at store, then invaded Fruitvale home, affidavit says
• Federal raid at Incubator still a mystery
• Death Notices, July 12, 2011
• Lochmiller assures client on recording
• Time not right for Silt Mesa water system, research shows
• Child-care fund runs low, forces out 57 families
• McInnis Canyons documentary wins award
• Police Blotter, July 12, 2011
• Sports in Brief: McClaskey selected to training pool
• CGA Daily Sentinel Tournament Scores, Monday, July 12
• Orchard Mesa wins 9-10 girls title over Fruita
• Long game has Rifle golfer Taylor Walters in good company
• Week in Sports for July 10-16, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for July 10-16, 2011
• Botched carjacking turns into stand-off in Clifton
• Arguing well (or just arguing) in politics, print
• Optimism out of misery
• Printed letters, July 12, 2011
• SustainAbility: Community garden
• Homegrown: Lilac bushes
• Riding a bike over Colorado National Monument in dark is a real treat
• Tourist vs. traveler: How you act says a lot more than what you wear
• Blotter, July 11, 2011
• Armed man terrorizes neighborhood
• Police evacuated residences nearby as crowd gathered to see outcome
• Student Spotlight, July 11, 2011
• County may buy 90 acres at base of Mount Garfield
• Death Notice, July 11, 2011
• New owner renting out old brothel
• Garfield fire agencies look into savings from cooperation, mergers
• Education tax petition drive coming to valley
• Ruling favors county in Montrose airport dispute
• Electric co-op will lease solar panel space
• Grand Mesa tops Fruita for Major girls title
• Sports in Brief: Taylor’s swept in Boulder Invitational
• Standoff on Jackson Street
• Top quilts tantalize eye of the beholder
• Printed letters, July 10, 2011
• The skinny on why we’re fat
• Great guy films shouldn’t leave you with a hangover
• Lavender Fest debuts July 16 in Palisade
• Best of Bridge, July 10, 2011
• Medicinal pot users, producers not so laid back over regulations
• Montrose Pavilion bursts with color of quilt show
• Lochmiller jury mirrors investors
• Nuts, fruit and chocolate: A mom thinks it’s fit taste for state cookie
• Unemployment fund interest payments coming for employers
• Weekly Planner, July 10, 2011
• Your Town, July 10, 2011
• Traffic alert, July 10, 2011
• Biz Buzz, July 10, 2011
• Medicinal pot users, producers not so laid back over regulations
• Mesa County’s lone dispensary owners have growing relationship
• New medical-pot rules might shorten list of cardholders in fall
• Policing pot activity made easier by recent legislation
• Motorcycle rally honors the memory of young man with ‘the biggest heart’
• Death notices, July 10, 2011
• Library patrons create edible scenes from favorite books
• Four rafters on Colorado are rescued near bridge
• You Said It, July 10, 2011
• Police blotter, July 10, 2011
• Trout reclamation project should boost Lake John’s potential
• Mule Deer 101 one of many summer seminars
• Marques Harris Kids Football Camp fun for all
• Palisade Junior boys rally to edge Monument
• Gene Taylor’s rained out at Boulder tourney
• Girl power: Yarbrough, Kissner, Robbins enjoy high school drag racing
• Precise pitching lifts Fruita Major girls past Grand Mesa
• Two fun family events at Island Acres State Park
• For The Record, July 9, 2011
• Religion Briefs, July 9, 2011
• Scientific inquiry: a waste of time or the ultimate reality show?
• Death Notices, July 9, 2011
• Police blotter, July 9, 2011
• Coroner releases IDs in wreck, drowning
• Palisade 9-10 boys edge Orchard Mesa
• Palisade Major boys use home runs to top Fruita
• Marques Harris golf scramble benefits District 51 football programs
• Bill Barrett Corp. pursues 88-well project near Silt
• Horsethief Canyon, Fruita ‘under siege’ of culex mosquitoes
• Power lines near airport in Delta will be lowered
• Man suspected in 2nd wave of car break-ins
• Monsoons come early to the valley
• FBI confirms investigation at incubator
• Getting it Right, July 9, 2011
• Sports in Brief: Monarch rolls past Gene Taylor’s
• Light Gives Heat sponsors free Summer Bike-in Series
• Road Trip: Week of July 8, 2011
• OutFit: Industrial chic
• Music Scene: Blues Traveler
• Free Olathe Christian concert this weekend
• Beyond Boundaries’ concert features 25 dancers
• Thirsty? Try a specialty mixed drink from Bin 707
• Studio musicians played major roles in history of great rock
• Whiz, bang and whodunit! Four-day trip is explosive
• Rifle air show preview
• 1930s-era Grand Junction boasted four movie theaters
• In defense of family farming
• It's the 'Summer of T-Rex' at Dinosaur Journey
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: July 8-15, 2011
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: There's no place like the 'home place'
• Local News Briefs: July 8, 2011
• KAFM NOTES: Rhymes with 'turf'
• Land Cruiser raffle to help KAFM increase its signal
• Beatles medley featured in summer dance concert
• 'Zen cowboy' to perform in Radio Room
• Photographers retrace footsteps of Dominguez, Escalante in new book
• Sign-language instructor/folk singer to sing and sign concert July 15
• Local solar biz offers chamber members discounts on solar
• Love is stronger than death
• Mesa State grad wins national award for his documentary
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: Roasted Espresso & Subs
• Farmers' market at Teller Arms state's longest running
• Nothing like a road trip to clear the mind
• New taxi biz seeks to expand service authority
• Stop the hatchet job on medical marijuana shops
• Conundrums to contemplate
• Oil and gas board members in limbo
• Colorado GOP, Dems eager to predict presidential race
• WWII bomber flies in for Rifle air show
• Fed investigation signaled Valley Investments’ demise
• Mesa State to host farmers markets
• Man gets 3 years for shootings
• Blotter, July 8, 2011
• In Snowmass, praise for ‘finest mastodon site in the world’
• Death Notices, July 8, 2011
• Motorcyclist dies in North Avenue crash
• Death of man at Vega Reservoir probed
• Junction’s Ryken to run track at UNC
• Palisade experiences the highs, lows of Little League in victory
• Sports Briefs, July 7, 2011
• Summer songs, acted out
• You Saw it Photos –– July 2011
• Obama the Expedient capitulates on Medicare and Social Security
• Printed letters, July 8, 2011
• Gov. Hickenlooper has the high hand
• Hickenlooper fires casino panel over cut in gaming tax
• BLM seeking public comment on proposed natural gas pipeline
• Briefs, July 7, 2011
• Death Notices, July 7, 2011
• Group asks Grand Junction council to stand firmly behind TABOR
• Struggling Delta Petroleum may be sold
• Blotter, July 7, 2011
• Lochmiller cast as predator, victim in opening arguments at trial
• Schools foundation to roll out campaign ideas
• Car plows into building on Ute
• Pot growers abandon equipment near Rifle
• Hit-and-run suspect held in June crash
• Trail users stuck at water’s edge awhile
• Fire district urged to fill board seats
• ‘American Idol’ auditions are set
• Sports Briefs, July 6, 2011
• Little League scores, July 6, 2011
• Mavericks loading up on talent in the pool
• Grand Mesa major girls top Fruita
• Printed letters, July 7, 2011
• City Charter offers citizens a means to control their taxes
• Judicial credibility and Casey Anthony
• Bugged over timber
• Area spared significant wildfire damage over holiday weekend
• Recreationists throng Grand Mesa over Fourth holiday weekend
• Wildflower festival bloomin’ good time
• Slaw: Best of summer
• Library seeks entries for 'Edible Book Contest'
• Nine-run first lifts Palisade to easy win in junior boys
• Fruita major girls rally past Orchard Mesa in last at-bat
• Blotter, July 6, 2011
• Montrose council OKs revised districts
• Sidewalk work to begin this week in Montrose
• Udall presses Forest Service over timber, jobs
• White River National Forest to begin project to improve wildlife habitat
• Library asks for comments in survey about branches, programs, services
• Former travel agent ordered to repay airlines almost $600,000
• Jury seated for Lochmiller trial in Denver
• No pot shops for one year, Fruita says
• Defense made correct moves in Anthony case, Grand Junction attorney says
• Woman finds her own stolen car, calls police in time to arrest pair
• Death notices, July 6, 2011
• SustainAbility: Economic development
• Homegrown: Shasta daisies
• End of the world, or not, there will be canned jam
• White River ruling
• Printed letters, July 5, 2011
• Reddin’s leave-taking
• Health briefs: Food safety, Hospice
• Printed letters, July 5, 2011
• Here’s hoping for another reason to celebrate after our 235th birthday
• Medical pot rules appear a little hazy
• Owners of properties surrounded by Mesa State appeal rezoning decision
• In quandary over homeless
• Motorcyclist loses control at curve, dies
• GarCo to celebrate new runway, upgrades with Rifle air show
• Montrose doubles parks, green space
• Summer maintenance of schools in full swing
• Police Blotter, July 5, 2011
• Regional talks aim to resolve bid preferences for contractors
• Parks and Wildlife board schedules inaugural meeting
• Death Notices, July 5, 2011
• Steves’ Orchard Mesa team not resting on past success
• Grand Valley 4th of July celebrations
• Blotter, July 4, 2011
• Teen accused of trespassing, assaulting officer after vehicle break-ins
• Contest win would help couple’s causes
• Immigration officials targeting small businesses
• Kids can win ice cream cones during ‘Pledge’ project in July
• Mosquitoes fester with momentum
• Student Spotlight, July 4, 2011
• Woman is denied energy-employee compensation
• Bluegrass festival hits discordant note; more green needed
• Red, white and feeling a bit blue ... as ‘Americana’ made elsewhere
• Traffic Alert, July 4, 2011
• Local auto racing results, July 3, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for July 3-9, 2011
• Week in Sports for July 3-9, 2011
• Little League tournaments begin Tuesday
• Wee-wee-wee all the way home
• Montrose festival brings cultures together
• Getting It Right, July 3, 2011
• 4 small wildfires burning, causing smoky skies
• 48-year sentence upheld
• Police Blotter, July 3, 2011
• Printed letters, July 3, 2011
• Hoping for a sign of change in Colorado National Monument
• ‘Consent of governed’ sought for Dist. 51
• Sisters of the cloth wear feelings on their sleeves
• Horseplay events, July 3, 2011
• Sales of GJ construction companies part of national trend
• Controversy over horse slaughter renewed with GAO report
• Ensuring proper saddle fit means more than tight cinch
• Your Town, July 3, 2011
• Garden spots for Ponzi schemes
• Facing off with fireworks
• Biz Buzz, July 3, 2011
• Benefit for Dream Catcher
• Death Notices, July 3, 2011
• Weekly Planner, July 3, 2011
• Best of Bridge, July 3, 2011
• District 51 survey shows some budget opinions, realities differ
• Trial arrives for Lochmiller, fallen investors
• Local drag racers win Wally trophies at Western Colorado Dragway
• Addition of new course in Fruita shows popularity of disc golf in Grand Valley
• Gene Taylor’s Boxscores, Saturday, July 2
• Sports in Brief: Fruita advances in Farmington tourney
• McLaren pitches more than 10 innings in Gene Taylor’s sweep of Pomona
• Don’t be surprised to see elk calves thanks to lingering winter snowpack
• Haggerty’s Hikes: Crooked Creek Pass perfect place for summer getaway
• Great breeding habitat jumps duck numbers by 11 percent in 2010
• Vet baffled by VA’s refusal to pay bill
• District may test waters for tax hike for schools
• Oil shale water rights nullified
• Tours reveal Redstone Castle’s storied history
• Humans alone declare independence from physical laws
• Religion Briefs, July 2, 2011
• Getting It Right, July 2, 2011
• Some radio stations pull anti-Tipton ad
• Attorney in Terri Schiavo case to speak on Sunday
• Man stabbed in fight, allegedly by his friend, early Friday morning
• Blotter, July 2, 2011
• Dem raises $100,000 in a month for House race
• Man dies in rafting accident
• Young Gene Taylor’s baseball team showing improvement
• Business-center director resigns after four years
• Man gets 18 years for crimes tied to missing medical pot
• Sports Brief, July 1, 2011
• Embrace our heritage of liberty over entitlements, collectivism
• FOURTH EVENTS: You shouldn’t need to go far to salute our nation’s birthday
• Road Trip: Week of July 1, 2011
• OutFit: Fringe
• Do lyrics say who we are as a country or just celebrate the party?
• Talent show, melodrama highlight Paonia Cherry Days
• July a busy time in Junction art exhibit world
• Music Scene: Grand Junction Centennial Band
• When only a patio will do
• Alvin’s ‘Eleven Eleven’ raw and rough, but songs are strong
• Art on the Corner: ‘Undone’
• It’s official: Summer is finally here
• KAFM NOTES: God save the Queen
• Who's the Top Hat mystery greaser?
• Mesa County a leader in waste management
• Real estate Q&A by Doug Van Etten
• Intuitive eating: Using your body's own wisdom to guide food choices
• You can't truly love someone, until you love yourself first
• Eating out, eating well: Spotlight on Nick-n-Willy's Pizza
• Local News Briefs: July 1, 2011
• Denver's 'best salsa band' performs benefit for Child, Migrant Services
• BIZWATCH: Consign Design
• St. Mary's works to reduce early elective-induced births
• Trail renovation to guide hikers away from dangerous railroad tracks
• Efficiency the focus of commercial lighting entrepreneur
• 'Myths, curses' explored through dance
• Musicians show gratitude to vets by offering free music lessons
• OBIT: Glenna Jeanne Pletka
• Fourth of July weekend planner
• 'The Barber of Seville' comes to GJ
• Derek and Deneen LeTurgez set to face off in Lightning Sprint race in Olathe
• Delegation set to work over holiday
• Getting It Right, July 1, 2011
• Udall opposes all ‘enhanced interrogation’
• State loses confidential patient information
• Terrorism threat diminished, yet it remains, experts say
• Police seek suspect in early-morning knife attack
• Police blotter, July 1, 2011
• Medics work their magic with U.S. troops
• Schools seek input on property tax hike
• Shell chief promotes proper regs, practices for public protection
• Death Notices, July 1, 2011
• Powderhorn auction approaches
• Fruita Museum building embedded with fossils
• Briefs, July 1, 2011
• Voter photo IDs are constitutional
• America should recognize our emerging ‘China issue’
• Printed letters, July 1, 2011
• Former Mavs coach Doug Schakel preaches post play at camp
• Downtown Rotary honors pair for service
• Downtown Rotary honors pair for service
• Blotter, June 30, 2011
• Arrest affidavit unsealed in death of Montrose toddler in September
• ErkenBrack on health insurance exchange panel
• 2 workers hurt in fire after blast at well site
• Bennet, other Democrats seek review of voter ID laws
• Foreclosure prevention loans available
• Weigh station closure would create hassle
• Tipton foes come out swinging
• Contractor tries do-over on damaged parkway
• Guard schedules update on ‘Witch Doctors’ mission
• Burning trash barrel tips over, ignites fire at home in Montrose
• Petitioners ask feds, sheriff to rein in festival crackdowns
• Death Notices, June 30, 2011
• Sports Briefs, June 29, 2011
• Local gymnastics results, June 29, 2011
• Over the Top: Going package-free
• City officials flummoxed by the requirements of TABOR
• Printed letters, June 30, 2011
• Gas firms can’t ‘lead from behind’
• Despite drifts, low-country heat drives folks to higher elevations
• Descend East Portal townsite road for glimpse at history
• Buckeye Reservoir Campground being renovated
• Hot dogs and wine, a perfect pairing for the Fourth of July
• Speaker preaches value of downtown
• Briefs, June 29, 2011
• Death Notices, June 29, 2011
• Mesa Mibsters all finish in top 10 in national tournament
• Suspect in infant death charged in burglary, auto theft
• Town trustee resigns post, citing family
• Blotter, June 29, 2011
• 3 attorneys nominated for 7th District judge
• Claims seek reparations for exposure to radiation
• City revenue rebounding during 2011
• River overtakes Riverfront Trail
• EPA head says responsible gas exploration vital
• Printed letters, June 29, 2011
• Prison stripes for Blago
• Garfield County commissioners choose industry over people
• Nuclear divide
• Health briefs: Health center award, Caregiver support group
• Doctors get back together in new North Ave. practice
• Anti-nuke activist upset at San Miguel commissioner
• Death Notices, June 28, 2011
• Park-status committee begins work
• Blotter, June 28, 2011
• Neslin reappointed oil, gas commission director
• Commission OKs Parachute spills settlements
• Hansen promoted to High Desert Mavs
• District 51 adds programs for kids with autism, older students
• GJ team wins Chocolate Cup
• Montrose lawyer takes helm of state bar
• County sets Whitewater sewer rates
• Junction pipe company sold
• Court rules on water stored for drought protection
• Thoughts on a new life, another place at the table
• Printed letters, June 28, 2011
• Some see pot dream going up in smoke
• Music Scene: Tech N9ne
• Art on the Corner: ‘Love Turtles’
• Hospice eatery keeps doors open for dinner
• Road Trip: Week of June 24, 2011
• OutFit: White jeans
• Special tribute to fan of column, show and store
• SustainAbility: Outdoor dining
• Homegrown: Petunias, rose shrubs
• Retreat of billionaire Koch brothers keeps political foes restive
• Remote-control racing big in Rifle
• Blotter, June 27, 2011
• Death Notices, June 27, 2011
• Student Spotlight, June 27, 2011
• Teen’s valiant struggle inspires family to help others in same situation
• County hopes to eliminate paper trail, delays
• Colorado wary of limits on states’ ability to control Medicaid costs
• Montrose low-income residents get home-repair help
• Some tax exemptions restored as some laws take effect
• Week in Sports for June 26 - July 2, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for June 26 - July 2, 2011
• GJ’s Sheader wins annual Turkey Flats 15K
• Anne Hughes enjoys full helping of tennis at McDonald’s Junior
• All fired up about consolidation again
• Printed letters, June 26, 2011
• The great tax divide
• Bermuda residents search for rain in midst of lengthy drought
• Community partnerships make Grand Junction unique
• New law lets counties avoid penalty resulting from mineral-lease funds
• Left-out nuclear workers can get aid
• Roadwork by mall almost finished
• When disaster strikes
• Skateboarding, aerosol art meet at Mural Jam
• Montrose robber still eluding law officers
• Former principal works to stop bullying
• You Said It, June 26, 2011
• Black Canyon show white hot with activity
• Death notices, June 26, 2011
• Police Blotter, June 26, 2011
• Wren Industries aims to diversify
• Gray Gourmet, June26, 2011
• Longboards made locally
• Weekly Planner, June 26, 2011
• Career as professional cyclist has come full circle for Scott Mercier
• Mining leases ban near Grand Canyon met with high praise from groups
• DOW still planning to move Southwest Region headquarters to Gunnison
• Best of Bridge, June 26, 2011
• Biz Buzz, June 26, 2011
• Mike Mendelson makes move to PGA pro for city of Grand Junction
• Grand Junction football team earns trip to 7-on-7 nationals
• Fleming tasting success at McDonald’s tourney
• Gladiators top Predatorz on scorching day at Stocker Stadium
• Local Briefs, June 25, 2011
• Ooh! Aah! That science geek really knows his fireworks!
• Mormon women share stories on communal quilt
• Religion Briefs, June 25, 2011
• Ad campaign applauds lawmakers who approved natural gas over coal
• Norton joins nonprofit dedicated to sober life
• Montrose to celebrate ethnic roots
• Judge nixes trial delay for ex-DA Serra
• Brothers accused of murder attempt; both jailed on bond
• Tipton joins bipartisan vote to reject Libyan mission
• Police blotter, June 25, 2011
• Getting It Right, June 25, 2011
• Man with ties to Grand Junction a suspect in toilet probe
• Montrose bank robbed
• For The Record, June 25, 2011
• Sports in Brief: Gene Taylor’s tops Legacy Longhorns
• Nordstrom enjoys tough competition at 18 singles
• Time flies even faster during the summer months
• FOOD: Rarin' up for a road trip
• Local News Briefs: June 24, 2011
• The Week That Was: June 18-24, 2011
• Benges Shoe Store celebrates a century in business
• Beware of 'greenwashing'
• Pedal power
• Bored no more: Enroll kids in Art Center's Summer Art Camp
• Two exhibits from Bay Area artists opening July 1
• CURT'S CORNER: Common problems seen in pines
• Local man a 'social entrepreneur' in Africa
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: The New Grand
• Stop resisting and let yourself flow
• KAFM NOTES: Chap schtick
• Adobe homeowners reunion at Mantey Heights
• Colorado slips in freedom index
• Dollar for dollar: Why things are cheap in the U.S.
• Environmental consultant strikes out on his own with help of Incubator
• BIZWATCH: Augusta's Tea Room
• Putting a price on carbon is imperative
• How to sleep away the pounds
• Cattle disease hitting herds, state vet says
• District 51 names five new principals
• 1972 nuclear tests on Glade Park shook up earth, residents
• Where’s the fire?
• Death notices, June 24, 2011
• Hamstrung fire agency eyes contract with Junction
• Case against 2 troopers to proceed, judge rules
• 2 teenagers arrested in liquor store burglaries
• Police blotter, June 24, 2011
• Decorated veteran of Iraq war hurt in hit-and-run, will miss wedding day
• Garden Gulch spill settlements to total $316,350
• Marques Harris Celebrity Golf Scramble prize is trip to Super Bowl in Indianapolis
• Gene Taylor’s routs Jaxx in Las Vegas
• Robles brings knowledge, passion to Mesa State wrestling camp
• ‘Grecian’ debt crisis baffling for U.S. with its own crisis
• A slow withdrawal
• Printed letters, June 24, 2011
• Tipton, Colorado senators back troop withdrawal
• Library’s Palisade plans hit a snag
• College-hospital land deal
• Father suspect in infant son’s death, DA says
• Coloradans are using less water, study shows
• Police blotter, June 23, 2011
• Library reconsiders Palisade branch site
• Death Notices, June 3, 2011
• Tipton takes on Geithner over ending tax breaks
• Medical pot question not certified for Palisade ballot
• Vets, staff vaccinate 100 dogs for free
• Getting It Right
• Off limits: Parking spots reserved for new hotel
• Sheriff deputizes 2 canine officers
• McDonald’s Junior Tennis Tournament to reward players’ hard work
• Over the Top: Civility in politics
• Farmers Market 2011
• TABOR lawsuit is about irritation over citizens’ right to vote on taxes
• Chicken-friendly Fruita
• Printed letters, June 23, 2011
• Collbran, Mesa belong in same House district
• Group tasked to minimize wildlife conflict plans area projects
• 2011: A vibrant edition of Aspen Food & Wine Classic
• Weird weather, high flows make for challenging early-season fishing
• Parks officers hope boaters stay dry
• Glenwood postal facility closing
• Mother pleads guilty in home arson case
• Briefs, June 22, 2011
• Death Notices, June 22, 2011
• 6 liquor store break-ins in 4 days in Montrose
• Blotter, June 22, 2011
• Motor home goes off freeway, hits pickup; 1 driver dead
• GJ Medicare payments near bottom, study says
• Enthusiasts heed call of blogosphere on Go Skateboard Day
• Jury quickly convicts felon in bed-sheet escape
• Medical pot question makes Palisade ballot
• Legislative map blurs district lines
• Meeker-area mule deer population down sharply
• Fruita makes owning chickens easier
• Rim Rock Rodeo results, June 21, 2011
• Rodeo drive: Rim Rock the perfect summer hangout for cowboys
• District 51 Makes Changes To Summer Food Service Program
• E-mail letters, June 21, 2011
• Operation Fast and Exceedingly Foolish
• Senators say it is time to bring the troops home
• Glimmer of hope
• Printed letters, June 22, 2011
• Mesa State expanding student housing
• State economy stirs in some sectors
• Amy Kame finds San Diego to be the right fit for her game
• Palisade hires Zuniga as new softball coach
• Robbery on rails revealed
• Council wants another TABOR override vote
• Baby dies at hospital in Denver
• Ag agency’s proposed rules may hurt more than help, Tipton says
• Study on drilling effects questionable
• County backs TABOR with resolution
• Police Blotter, June 21, 2011
• 14 employees cut from staff at St. Mary’s
• Summer arrives today, but not before a final word from winter
• Health Briefs, June 21, 2011
• Death Notices, June 21, 2011
• Clarence Clemons, R.I.P.
• The county’s IT deficit
• No more Dolphins,  but the lessons live on
• Printed letters, June 21, 2011
• Homegrown: Globe willow cracks
• Sustainability: Solar systems
• Safety issue bridged between Battlement Mesa, Parachute
• Blotter, June 20, 2011
• DA pushing to get low-risk offenders out of system
• Vehicle smacks pedestrian; driver sought
• Race organizer treats fathers as champions
• Film industry credits are poor subplot in tax policy, states deciding
• Student Spotlight, June 20 ,2011
• 1940s deco look recaptured on Houston Hall
• Science career goes global
• Student-athlete’s drowning stuns Palisade community
• City policy curbs social networking while online
• Daniel, Christine Hurford help Marlins finish third in Dolphin Invite
• Reo Wilde wins 3rd title at Big Sky Open
• Mesa County Valley School District 51 Board of Education Meeting Agenda for June 21, 2011
• Big Sky Open results, June 19, 2011
• Grand Junction Dolphins Invitational results, June 19, 2011
• Local auto racing results, June 19, 2011
• Week in Sports for June 19-25, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for June 19-25, 2011
• Americans weren’t the only ones impressed by JFK’s Berlin speech
• Printed letters, June 19, 2011
• We must ensure that higher education remains affordable
• Scott Gessler’s voter-fraud bogeyman
• 3 elected to Delta-Montrose Electric Association board
• Along with property values, assessment protests fall
• Inmate booked after two on facility staff stabbed
• Property values tumble on Western Slope
• Flying frackers bring home bacon to valley families
• Quartet of Dolphins show their stuff in 13-14 age group
• Breaking free: Brabec moves up to championship freestyle at Big Sky Open
• Gnats bugging you? Escape with bug-free (for now) Mesa Creek hike
• DOW working to solve decline in mule deer herds
• Building blocks: CU coaches, AD excited about future of football, hoops teams
• CU’s Bohn hopes new conference generates excitement
• Big Sky Open results, June 18, 2011
• Dolphin Invitational results, June 18, 2011
• Race fans champing at the bit
• Montrose installing roundabout
• School meal fees will stay the same
• You Said It, July 19, 2011
• Police blotter, June 19, 2011
• Tipton opponent Pace stresses common sense
• GJ companies send fracking crews to sites across country
• Airline to oil fields sees crimp in business with new security fence
• Boy, 17, dies in pond
• Traffic Alert, June 19, 2011
• Death Notice, June 19, 2011
• Weekly Planner, June 19, 2011
• Having fun with chemistry takes an active imagination
• For the Record, June 18, 2011
• Religion Briefs, June 18, 2011
• June 22: Pump up those tires and bike to work
• Second cab company rolls into city
• Local briefs, June 18, 2011
• Runoff huge, but won’t solve drought thirst
• Audit: County tech section deeply flawed
• Jobless rate changes little over last year
• Local swimming results, June 17, 2011
• Security tight as escape case heads to trial
• Judge lowers bond for abuse suspect who is pregnant
• Grand Junction Dolphins swim club to merge with Maverick Aquatics on July 1
• Camp gives youngsters chance to learn about soccer, UK
• Robots rule at math, engineering camp
• Police Blotter, June 18, 2011
• Harmonica Jazz to begin Jazz Among the Grapevines series at Two Rivers facility
• Music Scene: Lady Antebellum
• Veteran musician next up in singer-songwriter series at Roper
• Giveaway for tickets to Riverfront Concert Series near Fruita set to begin
• Concert series will open with Boulder Brass Friday evening
• Dancing Under the Stars celebrates revitalized roses at gardens
• 2010’s popular Night at the Museum back with more fun
• OutFit: Getaway essentials
• Road Trip: Week of June 17, 2011
• Blue Stars Mothers to host Hoedown Saturday
• ‘Seven Brides’ play at college to benefit Youth Theater Project
• Seafood eatery takes special care to be eco-friendly
• Art on the Corner: ‘Charm’
• Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2011
• Good weather and great music combine to create awesome festival
• When remodeling, start simple
• BIZWATCH: PC Medx
• Local Briefs: June 17, 2011
• Caring for tubers in your garden
• Australian author to entertain at Dinosaur Journey
• KAFM NOTES: Repetition redux
• Creative Avenue's Theater Project stages 'Seven Brides' this weekend
• EATING OUT, EATING WELL: Spotlight on Spoons Bistro & Bakery
• Library resource helps nonprofits search for funds
• Free yoga class June 18 in the Radio Room
• Boulder Brass concert to benefit GJ Symphony
• Palisade projects awarded $550K in lottery funds
• Checking in: SpringHill Suites opens for guests
• Live music this summer at Hot Tomato
• Adding adrenal hormones to your health maintenance plan
• Two competing mobile food vendors work together
• Stop playing small and start 'living large'
• Radio Room hosts photo exhibit, presentation on Colorado's roadless areas
• KONOLA: GOP primary may hinge on China
• Dining al fresco: 'Uplift' creates more opportunities for outdoor dining downtown
• CITY VIEWS: A report on 'The State of the City'
• Midcentury doctors founded walk-in clinic, post-hospital care
• Foreign demand for Colorado cattle equals cash cow for ranchers
• Firm gears up to process ore at Pinon Ridge
• Death Notices, June 17, 2011
• Early morning blaze leaves family homeless and bereft
• Fatal fire victim battled earlier blaze with beer
• No evidence yet in Gessler claim of illegal voters
• Agency gives half-million to fix park, preserve land
• Police blotter, June 17, 2011
• Forester: Plan would protect 4.2M acres
• Archers getting ready for Big Sky Open
• Eagle Valley Track Club gets kids up and moving
• Sports Briefs, June 16, 2011
• Romney, Bachmann and candidate to be determined
• Printed letters, June 17, 2011
• Artistic differences
• Where (tax) credit’s due
• Over the Top: ATMs and the economy
• Record number of visitors boosted tourism spending in state in 2010
• Blotter, June 16, 2011
• Multiple powers of Shoshone: Xcel plant also big influence on Colorado River flow
• Police probe death of man in camper fire
• Hanging Lake designated natural landmark of national significance
• Roice-Hurst Humane Society moves into new facility
• Painting not to Mesa State’s tastes
• Death notices, June 16, 2001
• Local briefs, June 16, 2011
• Death notices, July 16, 2011
• Roadless rules get once-over
• Tipton pulls support for natural gas tax breaks
• Pressbox at Stocker Stadium falls
• Iowa coach Brands instructs youngsters to focus on wrestling all the time
• Mullervy twins joining Exergy pro cycling team
• Local shooting results, June 15, 2011
• Sports Briefs, June 15, 2011
• Local junior golf results, June 15, 2011
• Suplizio Field demolition
• Denver’s mayoral election bodes ill for city and state
• The Libya conundrum
• Printed letters, June 16, 2011
• There are always fish to catch at Lake Powell
• Crystal Dam: A raging river runs through it
• Why is Crystal Dam spilling this year?
• Ancient art of archery free for the viewing
• Briefs, June 15, 2011
• Meet historical figures at ‘Night at the Museum’
• Backcountry access route damaged
• Foreclosures continue decline in Mesa County
• Guilty verdict in 2nd trial in hatchet death
• Horizons lucrative for grayer Colorado
• Pets freed from homes of hoarders
• Sports Briefs, June 14, 2011
• Felony theft case delayed until July
• Open gyms give Central coach Schneider a chance to meet his new players
• Trio of JUCO players wins hitting and fielding awards
• Death Notices, June 15, 2011
• Fruita guide guilty in Arctic hunting case
• Judge refuses to reduce $1 million bond for Rifle police-shooting suspect
• Ridgway residents protest plans for Family Dollar store in town
• Club salutes lion-hearted volunteer
• Police blotter, June 15, 2011
• Durango a haven for good eats, treats
• Getaway to Gateway for fun and relaxation
• Tennis anyone? Why not ... it’s one of the Grand Valley’s top sports
• Tipton’s anti-roadless, anti-wilderness stance will hurt state’s economy
• Printed letters, June 15, 2011
• White River National Forest is Colorado’s largest forest, and offers a lot
• Escape the heat by retreating to Grand Mesa
• So long, Mr. Weiner
• Colorado Roadless Rule makes sense for state
• Aspen, Snowmass offer much more than skiing and snowboarding
• Telluride, Ouray, Ridgway provide great summer recreational trips
• A quick getaway awaits in Glenwood Springs
• With 42 state parks in Colorado, finding an adventure isn’t difficult
• Go wild in Little Book Cliffs
• Arches National Park is an adventure for all
• Canyonlands: A sprawling area of hiking, walking and riding
• Seek a thrill? Try rock climbing
• McInnis Canyons welcomes all who seek adventure
• Mesa County Fair set for July 19-23
• With 210,00 acres, this Dinosaur Nat’l Monument has plenty to offer
• It’s all down on Main Street
• Kickstart it: Plenty of room to ride
• Rocky Mountain Nat’l Park: ‘A land of contrast and incredible intensity’
• Escape the heat, tour a museum
• Lace ‘em up
• Legislative redistricting commission hears Mesa, GarCo concerns
• Groups in new suit assail BLM over study of drilling, air quality
• Cattlewomen honor lifelong farmer, rancher for Father’s Day
• Forest officials look to hearings as guide to roadless rule management
• Fracturing ruling forces refunds to companies
• River retreats after damage in Garfield
• Clifton woman’s photo finalist in cancer contest
• District 51 tallies near-record number of homeless students
• Death Notices, June 14, 2011
• Police Blotter, June 14, 2011
• Getting It Right, June 14, 2011
• Director chosen for new division of Parks, Wildlife
• Property tax deadline Wednesday
• Protesters say 20 years in prison too lenient for death of 1ittle girl
• City OKs contract for 911 center equipment
• Mavs continue to add solid volleyball recruits
• Sports in Brief: Kirby resigns as Palisade softball coach
• Water, wind build Great Sand Dunes
• Rodeo way is often the only way in the valley
• New hikes to take, sites to see in Mesa Verde National Park
• It’s a growing paradise in the valley
• Coloraodo National Monument celebrates a century of majestic scenery
• Public lands in our backyard belong to every American
• Printed letters, June 14, 2011
• Redistricting as it should be
• SustainAbility: Solar
• Homegrown: Desert landscaping, prickly pear cactus
• Two local graduates earn five military-school appointments
• Perfect timing: Watch and clock collectors sync friendship with hobby
• Blotter, June 13, 2011
• Death Notices, June 13, 2011
• State refunds available for overpaid fees
• Solar installation fees capped
• Regional oil, gas leasing proposed
• McDonald’s Family Classic Results
• Taylor’s sweeps Mountain Range
• Area residents of Filipino descent mark victory with ally U.S. over Spain
• First of bait-car cases prosecuted quickly
• Movie Days return to Montrose
• For Proiettis, it’s all about family
• Critics say unit leasing slows gas exploration
• Identity theft jumps in GJ; how to stop it
• More School District 51 seniors interested in college, survey finds
• Student Spotlight, June 13, 2011
• School District 51 Annual Book Give-Away
• Week’s Best Photos for June 12-18, 2011
• Week in Sports for June 12-18, 2011
• Press access was easier during Truman’s ‘48 ‘Whistle Stop’ tour
• Former Fannie Mae chief used tax funds to protect cash cow
• Printed letters, June 12, 2011
• Gas pains and gains
• Legislative redistricting work begins
• Authorities seek two suspects fleeing confrontation, accident
• Representatives of volunteer groups talk about what directors’ roles entail
• Social networking a void between older leaders, younger rank and file in volunteeer groups
• Report: Climate change could cut river flows
• Principals, assistants avoid cuts in budget
• Your Town, June 12, 2011
• Volunteer groups deal with decline of interest as key members leave
• Gray Gourmet, June 12, 2011
• Traffic Alert, June 12, 2011
• Best of Bridge, June 12, 2011
• Weekly Planner, June 12, 2011
• Modern quilt guilds start online, meet in person
• Lemonade stand honors memory of 4-year-old who died of cancer
• Fruita author forthright in telling her story of The Big C
• Website spills information on fracturing
• Bizz Buzz, June 12, 2011
• Stimulus funds speed cleanup of mill tailings
• Free summer school meals begin
• You Said It, June 12, 2011
• Death Notices, June 12, 2011
• Knitters take needles out in public
• Police Blotter, June 12, 2011
• Highline Hustle Results, Saturday, June 11
• Gladiators blank Rocky Mountain Renegades
• Sports in Brief: GJ players receive All-State honors in tennis
• Biker chick, almost 87, granted her wish
• Food poisoning is intoxicating, but it sure isn’t a good time
• For The Record, June 11, 2011
• Religion Briefs, June 11, 2011
• Death Notices, June 11, 2011
• Death at West Elk Mine likely accidental
• After mistrial, man takes deal in shooting case
• Cave tour grows into cornucopia of thrills
• Gessler’s $5,000 rule challenged by lawsuit
• Local Briefs, June 11, 2011
• Police Blotter, June 11, 2011
• Palin opposed bear hunt in sanctuary, exchange reveals
• Tepee part of Ute garden powwow
• Rare penstemon given second chance at protection
• End of Elam: Men’s pro tourney gives way to McDonald’s Family Classic
• Sports in Brief: Trio of Tigers on All-State soccer team
• Fort Lupton’s Brit Ellerman enjoying roping championships
• We Make It Here: Colorado Yurt Company
• Glenwood Canyon swing
• Homes sold May 23-29
• The house is a deal, but what about the yard?
• Grand Jct weekend events June 10-12 Ute mini pow wow, Pioneer Days, rodeo ....
• Glenwood Caverns tourist attractions
• Music Scene: Stray Grass
• It’s a shame Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has blown off Chicago
• Road Trip: Week of June 10, 2011
• Palisade festival moved to higher ground
• Are you ready to ROCKESTRA???
• Entertainment briefs: Art call, Blues Traveler
• Michael Ronstadt and sons to perform at KAFM Radio Room
• Five home gardens join with botanical gardens to make up 20th tour
• Blue Pig Gallery to celebrate anniversary with reception June 11
• Art on the Corner: ‘Discussion Group’
• OutFit: Hats
• Camps heighten kids’ knowledge of science, math
• McInnis Canyons Mygatt-Moore Quarry Gives Up Fossil Clues
• Rondstadt Generations to tap into musical heritage at Radio Room concert
• Local News Briefs: June 10, 2011
• GJ music students hit a snag on their road tour
• Using writing to heal
• June Community Cinema film: 'Two Spirits'
• Son inspires local woman's candlemaking biz
• Fruita resident receives award for work with immigrant sheepherders
• Palisade Bluegrass & Roots Festival 2011
• Local Peace Corps alum celebrate organization's 50th anniversary
• The urge to stay relevant
• Peace activist to talk about recent trips to Afghanistan
• Spending limits protect against factions
• Visit the valley's best private gardens
• Fundraiser set for girl stricken with cancer
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: June 10, 2011
• Solving environmental issues requires collective governance
• How unfettered offshoring has decimated the American economy
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: The Daily Double at Uranium Downs
• BIZWATCH: Main Street Minerals and Beads & Down To Earth Trading Company
• Rock + Orchestra = Rockestra ----- GJ, R U Ready?
• Ultimate Fitness closes after 15 years
• Getting It Right, June 10, 2011
• Death Notices, June 10, 2011
• Tipton refutes nepotism allegations
• Blotter, June 10, 2011
• Farmers market squeezed for space
• DA reports phone swiped in Mexico
• Doctor urges Tipton to conduct meeting on health-care plans
• Study of Grand Junction’s health-care system begins
• Lincoln Park campground drew auto travelers in ‘20s, ‘30s
• ‘It’s like the endless wave’
• Two raging rivers prompt rare restrictions, possible $50 fines
• Parents worry that Scenic school may close
• Clifton man sentenced for violent rape
• Teen gets 3 years in stolen marijuana case
• Interior OKs natural gas drilling in Utah
• Mine closed after worker dies in fall
• Highline Hustle poised for sunny competition
• Team Roping event to highlight Western Colorado Championships
• Fruita Monument enjoying offensive familiarity at Mesa State football camp
• Big Sur surf spot
• Montrose No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency
• Excess baggage
• Printed letters, June 10, 2011
• The return of the mighty Colorado and lesson in humility it commands
• Only thing sweeter than music in Olathe is the corn
• Feeling Blue in Palisade
• City official cited; alcohol a factor in 2006 arrest
• Tipton, McConnell part of Save America event
• Montrose council member objects to inquiry by two others on board
• Airport soil tested around damaged runway
• Fruita pledges help for businesses with increased sewer bills
• Just regular guy, healthy teen says in a heartbeat
• Enstrom tweaks name, updates logo
• Briefs, June 9, 2011
• CU chancellor: No competition with CMU
• Death Notices, June 9, 2011
• Man admits giving pot to daughters
• Blotter, June 9, 2011
• Hold judgment on his staff’s pay, Rep. Tipton says
• Legislator may run for commission
• Parachute store robbed; suspect may be armed
• Guv signs bills into law in Montrose
• Natural gas not fuel for boom
• District 51 Offers Summer Food Service Program to All Kids
• JUCO stars continue to get drafted, earn honors
• Buffs’ brass happy with direction of athletics
• Over the Top: Photo scandal
• Small things make big difference in political redistricting
• Printed letters, June 9, 2011
• Downtown revival
• Immigrants vs. Gessler
• Grand Valley Guide 2011
• The Downtown Uplift is open to enjoy
• Action shooting event channels the old West
• Grants will advance elk habitat conservation
• Word gets out about the fishing at Harvey Gap, Rifle Gap reservoirs
• Rivers on the rise
• Tickets still available to Wine Week’s main event on Front Range
• Sex-assault suspect free on $10,000 bond
• Deadline nears for Extra Aviation to sign lease that would free up funds
• Briefs, June 8, 2011
• Montrose County scales back school cuts
• Rollover that hurt woman is investigated
• Blotter, June 8, 2011
• Montrose council approves city manager contract
• BLM gives Oxbow OK to dig more coal at Elk Creek mine
• Powderhorn sale will be latest of recent resort deals
• Redlands schools lose pupils, gain classrooms
• Sports Briefs, June 7, 2011
• Local qymnastics results, June 7, 2011
• Floodwater takes toll on homes, roads
• Death Notices, June 8, 2011
• Golden eagle family nesting in monument
• Feds must push shale, expert says
• Mavericks add depth with wrestling class
• Grayson County’s Abel Baker drafted by Angels
• House Democrats continue to battle for wilderness
• Printed letters, June 8, 2011
• Tipton’s staff largess demands explanation
• SustainAbility: Relying on printed material
• Hold that needle: New oral therapy could help milk allergy sufferers
• Homegrown: Feral cats
• Health briefs: Free tests offered at Walgreens, Blood Donor Day
• New display at college library examines women in medicine
• Chess champ takes on 20
• Tipton staff highest paid among freshman members
• Women hurt in rollover
• Blues Traveler to play July 8 in Palisade
• Wildlife, Parks merger bill is signed
• River rises with second hot day
• City tax revenue recovers after jolt
• State’s microbrewer in chief ready to push Colorado wines
• Local running results, June 6, 2011
• Local racing results, June 6, 2011
• Sports Briefs, June 6, 2011
• Central Arizona’s Walker selected 47th in draft
• Central hires Schneider to coach boys basketball
• GJ shuffles its track coaches, with Henry shifting places with Simonton
• The end of an era: Pressbox provided plenty of memories and too many stairs
• Colorado Mesa University ahead
• GarCo appeals road limits in forest travel
• Garfield invests $150,000 in regional jobs programs
• Getting It Right, June 7, 2011
• Meth kingpin sentenced to 32 years
• Local PBS producer nominated for 3 Emmys
• Price rises on county building remodel
• Motorcycle plunges off highway, kills Utah man
• Nightclub adds tattoo, piercing to its services
• Chess champ reveals his strategies
• Police Blotter, June 7, 2011
• Death Notices, June 7, 2011
• Championship celebration, JUCO 2011
• Gasoline gods, falling dominoes and changes in summer travel
• Name change is law
• Printed letters, June 7, 2011
• Email illumination
• Under the bleachers Think you know JUCO? Uh, OMG. No!
• Students of the Week: FMHS seniors Josh and Kyle Bestle
• Name change signing ceremony
• Championship game in the 2011 JUCO World Series
• Mining, timber officials: ‘Secret committee’ violated federal law
• Family doesn’t pursue lawsuit in cancer death blamed on fracking chemicals
• Police blotter: June 6, 2011
• Death notice: June 6, 2011
• Deal would allow drilling in wildlife area
• Rifle resident forming animal sanctuary
• Trio of women early entrants in commission races
• Ruby Pipeline to open in July, send gas west
• Photo ID cards for homeless are under discussion
• Colorado River fills to flood stage
• Student Spotlight, June 6, 2011
• Woman connects less fortunate with donors
• Week’s Best Photos for June 5-11, 2011
• Week in Sports for June 5-11, 2011
• Sports Briefs, June 5, 2011
• Extra-special win: Schreiner wins CWA on third playoff hole
• Snowmass fossil site continues to be ‘treasure trove’
• Colorado roadless proposal is better, but it still needs significant work
• Fox News is anything but fair and balanced
• Buying locally does have an economic impact
• Idea of community extends to economy
• Printed letters, June 5, 2011
• Powderhorn Resort heads for the auction block
• Vaqueros’ coach Wente serves suspension in loss
• JUCO notebook: Trophies handed out at JUCO
• Coming up short: Central Arizona’s No. 1 ranking not enough in title game
• Flawless defense key in Bulldogs’ title game victory
• Files selected Preston Walker Most Valuable Player
• Rally ‘Dogs: Behind Rally the Turtle, Navarro (Texas) College wins first JUCO title
• Sports Briefs, June 4, 2011
• JUCO score, June 4, 2011
• Colorado West Amateur results, June 4, 2011
• Council not too keen on making its email public
• Sexual abuse prompts meeting in Delta
• All Points Transit seeks feedback
• Police blotter, June 5, 2011
• Junction woman retires globe-trotting bicycle
• Death notices, June 5, 2011
• Collbran man hurt in crash
• Harkening back to frontier life
• Increase in level of competition makes repeating as CWA champ hard for Hummerickhouse
• Surfer dude makes waves in quilt world
• New toffee and brittle company in Junction
• Downtown businesses ready for life beyond construction
• Photos are great, but horses come first for equine photographer
• Upcoming horse events for June
• Biz Buzz, June 5, 2011
• Central effort: Vaqueros play like No. 1 team to earn shot in title game
• Performance at JUCO World Series gives Catamounts a sense of accomplishment
• Central Arizona coach Wente suspended for championship game
• Religion Briefs, June 5, 2011
• For The Record, June 5, 2011
• Mesa State to get $3.7M from state for financial aid
• Blotter, June 5, 2011
• Court’s water ruling could have effect on West Slope
• Grand Junction zoning issues the primary topic at council retreat
• Local Briefs, June 4, 2011
• Mesa County Fairgrounds to lift equine restrictions
• Death Notices, June 4, 2011
• Woman who ran meth ring gets 14 years
• Affordable housing a win-win in Palisade
• Central Arizona’s hitting, Navarro’s pitching will be on display in title game
• Navarro gets a little rest, but sticks to routine on rare day off at JUCO
• Moving away hasn’t kept Hazelhurst, Hyde from being a part of JUCO
• CSAP troubles revealed
• Colorado West Amateur Scores, Friday, June 3
• Starting point: Trujillo using Colorado West Amateur to prepare for CU
• Last chance to tour multiple open houses
• Road Trip: Week of June 3, 2011
• Art on the Corner: ‘What the World Needs Now’
• Sports to science, art to chess, keep the kids busy this summer
• OutFit: A-line miniskirt
• On Stage: Week of June 3, 2011
• Music Scene: Shotgun Hodown
• Cross Orchards plans to ‘blast back to the past’ June 4
• Main Street’s new look slated to be ready for initial Farmers Market
• Gears and Beers Festival in Paonia has lots of activities
• It’s picnic season: What’s in your basket?
• It must be summer: Family-friendly Movies Under the Stars to begin
• Absolute Dance’s recital to showcase 200-plus dancers
• Cars back in the fast lane with first release in decades
• Residents had ‘foresight’ to save downtown in the era of strip malls
• Grand Jct, CO weekend events, June 4th & 5th. Free fishing, living history...
• The missing sock diaries
• Day 6 at the 2011 JUCO World Series
• Evaluating the next president
• Quilt exhibit tackles sensitive theme - 'Atrocities: Women and War'
• Art Center leads off First Friday with contemporary exhibit
• Utah chess champion courts challengers
• Art camp for those lazy days of summer
• HEALTH: The problem with prevention
• When life's got you down - 'squeeze out joy'
• The miracle of medicinal mushrooms
• Exploring the 'magnificent scenery' of Pollock Canyon
• KAFM NOTES: Ahh, but they're cool people
• Be careful when visiting online gardening forums
• Magic show Thursday at the Avalon
• Fountain of love
• Local family opens up about struggle with Huntington's Disease
• Monument chief to hang up ranger hat in July
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week
• Local News Briefs: June 3, 2011
• Potomac State, Central Arizona to meet again Friday
• Potomac State tops Central Arizona to avoid elimination
• Rardin excited about Reivers’ future
• Bridget’s big day: Miller makes practice perfect in singing national anthem at JUCO
• JUCO World Series scores, June 2, 2011
• Dog bite: Navarro eliminates Iowa Western to earn spot in national title game
• Versatility: From playing field to pitching, players show off their abilities
• JUCO Notebook: Bats playing role in fewer HRs
• Death notices, June 3, 2011
• Golf course funding up for debate
• Gessler puts spotlight on illegal voting
• Runway bulge from sewer line to be addressed
• Police Blotter, June 3, 2011
• Wheatley will serve monument in interim
• Secretary of state dodges I-70 driver in wrong lane
• Equine herpes virus seems to be abating
• Two adults, infant stranded on rock in Dolores River
• Police: Man admits role in homicide
• Cool, wet spring has snowpack at record levels in high country
• CEO: Health exchange just a start
• Grand Junction Subaru goes solar
• Printed letters, June 3, 2011
• Like his wildlands designation, the Salazar Era is in retreat
• Anzelmo’s leave-taking
• Not-so-wild policy
• You Saw it Photos –– June 2011
• Day 5 at the 2011 JUCO World Series
• Extra effort: Central Arizona’s ability to take the extra base leads to win
• A.J. is all right: Iowa Western’s Gaura shuts down Chipola
• Brotherly love: J.K. and Alan Filauro enjoying time together at Potomac
• JUCO Notebook: Umpires catch Hawaiian fever
• Wooten’s relief effort key part of Vaqueros’ victory
• Harris’ Miracles Baseball Academy teaches youngsters about more than just baseball
• Reivers maturing as a team in tournament
• The social life: Social media becoming a staple for JUCO players and teams
• JUCO World Series scores, June 1, 2011
• Feds abandon wilderness plan
• Anzelmo to retire on July 1
• Blotter, June 2, 2011
• Residents warned to stay away from rivers
• Conservative alliance to host Colorado secretary of state for meeting tonight
• Powderhorn Ski Resort to be sold
• Montrose festival goes on as costs, fees increase
• Homicide victim ‘well-liked’ at homeless facility
• Tipton, Obama find slice of common ground at White House parley on budget
• Rezoning denied for homes engulfed by Mesa State campus
• Mesa State OK’d for alcohol at events
• Souvenir time?  ‘Mesa State’ gear marked down before name change
• Colorado West Amateur Tee Times, Wednesday, June 1
• Death Notices, June 2, 2011
• Briefs, June 2, 2011
• Bookcliff Country Club ready for Colorado West Amateur
• Over the Top: Hurricane Sarah
• Voting integrity is more important than volume
• Printed letters, June 2, 2011
• Playing chicken with federal debt
• State parks juggle funding cuts, new fees
• Water opening up for fishing on Grand Mesa
• Vega State Park manager envisions trail completion
• CattleWomen share what a cheap cut of beef can do
• Day 4 at the 2011 JUCO World Series
• Montrose County begins registration for emergency notification system
• Coach Rardin realizes how special JUCO trip is with his family in tow
• Cardiac Catamounts eliminate Seward County
• Bennet walks line with energy producers
• Iowa Western avoids elimination with win over Grayson County
• GOP hits Tipton challenger on regulation, taxes
• Starter fluid: Navarro’s solid pitching staff pays dividends in win over Chipola
• Bobby bashes Loma gig, too
• Riverfront Trail sections swamped
• JUCO Boxscores, Tuesday, May 31
• Alpine Bank Junior College World Series Leaders, Tuesday, May 31
• Blotter, June 1, 2011
• Never walking: Central Arizona’s Keenyn Walker has speed to burn
• Central Arizona pitchers enjoy philanthropy
• Coming back: No matter what, Haydens have made JUCO a family reunion
• JUCO Notebook: Harper cards return to World Series
• Guv coming to Grand Junction to sign college name-change bill
• Montrose runway fix coming soon
• County critical of Montrose hospital trustees
• Death Notices, June 1, 2011
• Mesa Theater to reopen gradually
• Two District 51 libraries get $5K each from Laura Bush Foundation
• Input sought on possible bus-fare hike
• SustainAbility: Wingate Garden Festival
• Homegrown: Squash bugs
• Arrest made in homicide of transient
• Local Lore - A century of heritage at the orchards
• Udall should continue his fight to reform the Patriot Act
• Printed letters, June 1, 2011
• Honoring the memory of Zulema Flores Smith
• Pinon Ridge mill can help meet needs safely
• Beekeeper numbers buzzing as hobby, benefit to community
• Student Spotlight: May 30, 2011
• Student of the Week: Grand Valley Christian senior Jeremy Brantley
• Fruita dental clinic adds Parachute office
• Day 3 at the 2011 JUCO World Series
• Day 2 at the 2011 JUCO World Series
• Openng Day of the 2011 JUCO World Series
• ‘Decoration Day’ 2011 colored by nostalgia and regret
• Printed letters, May 31, 2011
• Targeting Tipton
• Patriotic flare: Memorial Day at JUCO features plenty of American touches
• The homecoming king: Pitching in home state, Vaqueros’ Dando shuts down Potomac
• Former Mesa State College player Mesas finally hits a HR at Suplizio
• JUCO boxes, May 30, 2011
• Collbran schools will stay on 4-day week
• Fruita grad visits Alabama, stays to help after tornado
• JUCO Notebook: South Georgia coach calls it a career
• Keeping it simple: Navarro’s approach leads to big inning in win
• Turtle power: Navarro’s hard-shelled companion has been a source of good luck
• 22 county residents to attend D.C. event
• Forest proposal conflicts with coal mines
• Aviation program no longer under radar with awards
• Chipola’s Boddicker hopes to follow his father’s footsteps into pro baseball
• Gessler plans to change disclosure rules
• Police Blotter, May 31, 2011
• Ceremony offers respect, thanks to military vets
• Health Briefs, May 31, 2011
• Memorial Day for everyone, Churchill says
• Mesa County Newsletter - May, 2011
• Blotter, May 30, 2011
• Motorcyclist critically hurt in collision
• Teen still in hospital after Clifton rollover
• Sentence proper in tot’s death, court says
• Encana search for office site hints at Piceance commitment
• Strong Families, Safe Kids expands hours at new site under new name
• Wall ball: Sophomore helps South Georgia eliminate Jefferson (Mo.) College
• The late show: Chipola (Fla.) tops Grayson County (Texas) in thriller
• JUCO Leaders, Sunday, May 30
• Seward County’s Pulley pitches gem in Saints’ win over Southern Union
• Teams deal with blustery conditions at Suplizio Field
• JUCO Boxscores, Sunday, May 30
• Jefferson (Mo.), Southern Union (Ala.) headed home
• Navarro (Texas) College players spend time in hospitals
• Home grown: Eleven JUCO World Series players are from Colorado
• JUCO Notebook: Grounds crew adjusts to dust storms
• Death Notices, May 30, 2011
• A new direction for North Avenue
• U.S. demand for uranium to spike soon
• Warm day, high winds wreak havoc
• Week’s Best Photos for May 29 - June 4, 2011
• Week in Sports for May 29 - June 4, 2011
• Remember the fallen
• Printed letters, May 29, 2011
• Bobby’s birthday games
• The state’s TABOR Amendment has served Colorado well
• Newspapers remain the best way to disclose information to public
• County’s goal is transparency with least expense to taxpayers
• We have a responsibility to thank people like Tom Doody
• 3 hurt in 2-vehicle wreck near Clifton
• District 51 shines in school funding report
• Rally Reivers: Iowa Western overcomes early deficit to start title defense
• Bulldogs overcome Mapes’ illness with big hits in win
• Blood clot, resulting surgery, can’t keep Potomac State’s Bennett down
• Correct mix of pitchers helps Potomac top Jefferson
• JUCO Notebook, Saturday, May 29
• JUCO Day 1 scores, May 28, 2011
• The hitmakers: Hot bats lead Central Arizona to big win over South Georgia
• Waiting until Sunday to play not ideal for JUCO teams
• Longtime JUCO fans OK with giving up old seats for new ones in Suplizio renovation
• Weekly Planner, May 29, 2011
• Your Town, May 29, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, May 29, 2011
• Death Notices, May 29, 2011
• Traffic Alert, May 29, 2011
• Dream chaser: Seward County’s Barrios on way to fulfilling baseball goals
• 22 graduate from Plateau Valley
• Grand Valley class shows its respect for fellow grad by holding applause
• Despite heart surgery, Delta student graduates
• Chilly, rainy night dooms Mesa State’s Skarda in national championships
• Springhill Suites in downtown GJ targets younger clientele
• Bernie Williams expounds on parallels of baseball, music at JUCO banquet
• JUCO banquet gives players a chance to relax and unwind before the games begin
• Black Hills St. to join RMAC in 2012-13
• Faith Christian ends Hotchkiss’ season
• NCAA wrestling champ Robles will speak at Mesa State on June 23
• Prep baseball score, May 27, 2011
• Former coffee shop to house new library branch for Palisade
• Tipton apologizes after daughter uses his name in business deals
• Death Notices, May 28, 2011
• Liberty Christian Academy closes its doors
• Arrest made in river camp death
• Police Blotter, May 28, 2011
• Assessing the ill effects of finals on willing subjects, teachers alike
• Grand Junction firms to benefit from aquarium project in Brazil
• For The Record, May 28, 2011
• Pear Park cul-de-sac evacuated because of mystery box, ‘grenade’
• Armed man robs Rifle bank
• Mesa State gets access to domains
• Couple honors late daughter, a friend to dogs
• Report details multiple spills in Piceance Basin
• The Food
• Seward County (Kan.) commits, and everything else falls into place
• Monroe coach returns to GJ for hall induction
• Southern Union State making first trip to GJ, but more thankful for escaping Ala. tornadoes
• Jamie Hamilton joins elite Hall of Fame group as the face of JUCO World Series
• The History
• South Georgia coach going out with trip to GJ
• Whoa! Navarro pumped to be headed back to JUCO
• Top-ranked Central Arizona enters JUCO loaded with talent
• The Organization
• Potomac State makes fourth trip to JUCO despite having 15 games canceled by weather
• Plenty of new faces lead Jefferson into JCUO
• Chipola starts season cold but finishes strong as 2007 champions return for another title run
• ‘08 champ Grayson returns with potent offense
• 2005 winning coach enters hall
• Paralysis didn’t keep Frizzell Sr. from baseball
• Targeted: Big task awaits defending champ Iowa Western
• JUCO: 101
• Month’s Best Photos for May 2011
• Grand Jct weekend events May 27-29 T-Rex, the Circus and a Star Party!
• Local therapist taps the subconscious through art therapy
• Building a community
• Enviro group invites public to barbecue celebration
• Bobby Walker comes 'home' for Radio Room show
• Couple turns home project into business
• KAFM NOTES: Tapping a vein
• Keeping your backyard birds safe so they keep coming back
• The skinny on fats - part 2
• State renewable energy rebates good through summer only
• Get your grill on during the long weekend
• Pest control important during this wet, cold weather
• Churchill baffled over hoopla about GJ speaking agent
• Local News Briefs: May 27, 2011
• Two elementary principals retire
• Eighth-graders at Dual Immersion say goodbye, scatter into high schools
• Lawsuit to halt uranium mill can proceed
• Student athlete raises money to put defibrillators in schools
• New judge now sought for Montrose district
• GIR, May 27, 2011
• CMU websites in question no longer exist
• Police Blotter, May 27, 2011
• California man held as suspect in carjacking
• Hotchkiss seniors hope to be in title game, not graduating Saturday
• TABOR suit not a threat, Skaggs says
• Pure joy: Buddies, players have a blast at Challenger season finale
• Kids’ Clinic gives area youth a chance to learn skills from JUCO players
• Birthday Bash belly-flops
• Coroner: May most deadly month
• Liquor license holder: Willis was difficult to work with
• Briefs, May 27, 2011
• 2011 Memorial Day weekend ceremonies & happenings
• Published letters, May 27, 2011
• States do have role in immigration reform
• Scott Tipton shows leadership by refusing home-grown earmark
• Old Fossil Classic
• Briefs, May 26, 2011
• Colorado, eight other states get third shot at Race to Top funds
• Montrose names new city manager
• Landowner renews legal battle with Antero over pipeline work
• Death Notices, May 26, 2011
• Instead of playing in JUCO, former GJ player Berk is rubbing baseballs with mud
• Western Slope All-Star softball game ends in a tie
• Brown, Arnold, GJ Chamber latest JUCO Home Run Alley Heroes
• Tea Party group won’t protest Churchill
• Workers: Smuggler’s paychecks bounced
• Police blotter, May 26, 2011
• Palisade board extends library lease 3 months
• Deadline past for disputed Mesa website
• Mesa State College opens Water Center for research, education and policy
• Bobby’s Bash still owes $175,000 to Mesa County
• ‘Perfect storm’ ended in death, grand jury says
• Authorities sound alarm on potential for flooding
• Over the Top: Churchill watch
• Pueblo’s Rep. Sal Pace faces obstacles in 3rd District race
• Printed letters, May 26, 2011
• Here’s the lowdown on high-country camping
• Secure skies and airport access
• New T-Rex in town
• North Rim of Black Canyon of the Gunnison Nat’l Park long on hikes and vistas
• Gardens, raft business offer river safety weekend
• North Rim quieter, more ‘primitive’ than South Rim
• Should you drink the wine, or leave it in the dugout?
• School board OKs new fees
• Bobby’s Bash misses fairgrounds deposit deadline
• Ruling writes off plagiarism scandal
• District 51 board looks at deep cuts
• Security measure upsets airport users
• Death notices, May 25, 2011
• Class 4A State Golf Results, Tuesday, May 24
• Prep Notebook: All-State Games will feature 10 athletes from Western Slope
• Fruita’s Sinner finishes 20th at Class 5A state golf tournament
• Winona State wins Central Regional
• Workers getting Suplizio Field ready for JUCO
• Parents sue troopers in Kemp death
• All-Central Region Baseball Team, Tuesday, May 24
• NJCAA/Perfect Game USA Top 25 Baseball Poll
• Delegates: Natural gas can be boost to economy
• Domain flap not cut and dried, legal expert says
• Tipton seeks House support in blasting Obama’s stance on Israel
• Big losses turn into bigger win
• Injured hiker rescued from Bangs Canyon
• Blotter, May 25, 2011
• Printed letters, May 24, 2011
• Letter to President Obama won’t help Scott Tipton in 2012
• Dogged dedication to serve
• Back to school for some deputies?
• Using a different club to handle school bullies
• Health Briefs: May 24, 2011
• Death Notices: May 24, 2011
• History Day winners going to nationals
• Rifle girl’s essay a winner in ‘If I Were Mayor’ contest
• Tope fifth-grader takes on bullies
• Junction sales tax collections in April higher than last year
• Riders barred from Little Book Cliffs because of virus
• Police blotter, May 24, 2011
• GJ man is guilty in killing
• Guv signs ag tax repeal, anti-bullying laws
• Getting It Right, May 24, 2011
• Country Jam must follow liquor advisory
• Three men sought in Glenwood armed robbery
• Coyotes kill woman’s pet pup on Aspen hike
• Federal grant of $545,000 could put cops back in schools
• New trash trucks leave some residents down in the dumps
• TABOR under fire as ‘fiscal dysfunction’
• Central Region Glance, Monday, May 23
• Western Slope All-League Soccer Team, Monday, May 23
• Western Slope League Baseball Team, Monday, May 23
• Mesa State Baseball Results, Monday, May 23
• Prep Baseball Results, Monday, May 23
• Local Drag Racing Results, Monday, May 23
• Hotchkiss advances to Final Four
• Lightning delays put golfers in tough spot
• Local Sports in Brief: Wells wins Palisade Classic race
• Disaster strikes as Mesa State falls to Neb.-Kearney in Central Regional
• Sustainability: More with less
• Homegrown: Efficient sprinklers, aspen trees
• Wet Western Slope remains wonderful
• Printed letters, May 24, 2011
• Managing water and conflict requires collaboration, not confrontation
• Rifle High School graduation 2011
• Exhibit targets wars, how they ravage women
• Don’t look for lurid details in Hart offering
• Colorado National Monument celebration
• Biz Buzz, May 23, 2011
• Student of the Week, May 23, 2011: Tanner Ullery, Central High School
• CITY VIEWS: A project to be 'proud' of - the Stocker Stadium/Suplizio Field renovation
• More rain could put valley in top 10 for wettest Mays
• Blotter, May 23, 2011
• Manager who oversaw fairgrounds upgrades resigning
• Superheroes abound in Coal Ridge 2011 class
• Olathe turns out for graduation send-off
• Farm-to-table revolution
• Record class graduates from Montrose
• Rifle graduates celebrate accomplishments
• Best meal choices have lots of color
• Voters may decide tax, TABOR issues
• Institutions lead way in healthy sustenance
• Ethics office: No discipline for McInnis
• Venue set for Churchill
• JUCO Pairings, complete field, Sunday, May 22
• Central Region Glance, Sunday, May 22
• JUCO field set with 10 teams; Iowa Western headed back to GJ
• Class 5A golf tournament switches course
• Mesa State tops Minnesota State-Mankato to stay alive in Central Regional
• Week’s Best Photos for May 22-28, 2011
• Week in Sports for May 22-28, 2011
• We are trained to be sentimental, not realistic, about rail travel
• Flooding Colorado is not the mighty Mississippi
• Printed letters, May 22, 2011
• Business of the county requires transparency
• Cyclists chase fool’s gold with performance-boosting drugs
• Tighter guidelines may simplify legislative redistricting
• Death notices, May 22, 2011
• Mideast a concern for Udall
• For The Record, May 21, 2011
• Tonic water: Miracle cure for the scourge of malaria
• Briefs, May 22, 2011
• You Said It, May 22, 2011
• Blotter, May 22, 2011
• Monument park status not a topic at celebration
• Rapture update: We’re still here
• Stretch of highway renamed to honor Oglesby, soldier killed in Iraq
• De Beque’s all-female 2011 class overcomes challenges, setbacks
• Saccomanno, wife of pathology pioneer, dies in Grand Junction at age 92
• Colorado High School Track and Field Championship Results, Saturday, May 21
• Cedaredge’s Williams wins 100 dash title
• Hotchkiss, Olathe fall in 3A state baseball tourney
• Central’s Wallway ends prep career with top 5s in hurdle events
• Plateau Valley’s Langley wins 1A high jump title
• Tourney, football camp is Marques Harris’ way of giving back
• Heavy rain washes out baseball regional in Minnesota
• Central Arizona earns fifth trip to GJ for JUCO
• Paonia Eagles place third in 400-meter relay despite Voight’s injury
• The perfect dive: Montrose’s Rogers wins Class 4A title with great performance
• Evanson snaps out of funk to lift Mavs to win
• Griffins have four in 5A state consolation swim finals
• Finishing kick gives Hotchkiss’ Anderson 3,200-meter crown
• Two weeks after first trying long jump, Central’s Rupe finishes fourth at state
• Class 4A state swimmers sing praises of fast pool at El Pomar Natatorium
• Paonia 400-meter relay team sets meet record, but cramp ends 800 relay team’s title chance
• Sports Briefs, May 20, 2011
• Class 5A state swimming results, May 20, 2011
• Class 4A state swimming results, May 20, 2011
• Ex-pro: Doping common in bike racing
• Graduates stand up for life’s challenges
• Churchill’s speaking invitation yanked
• West Slope Hispanic population leaps
• Hispanics putting down roots in big numbers in Garfield County
• Death Notices, May 21, 2011
• 1Q home sales increase; profits decline
• Stricter pit standards may be expanded
• Police blotter, May 21, 2011
• Mesa County unemployment rate declines for second straight month
• More school layoffs likely in District 51
• John Davis for President Votercade Campaign Stop
• Realtor news for May 22, 2011
• Homes sold May 2-8, 2011
• The West was won without me – with good reason
• Road Trip: Week of May 20, 2011
• Music Scene: Desert Rocks Festival
• Nothing bustles like Canyon View Park on a Saturday
• Honor Flight to benefit from Vintage Motorcycles Days in Palisade, May 21-22
• Moroccan student art to be at Blue Pig Gallery
• OutFit: Mini handbags
• Fruita’s Mike the Headless Chicken Festival offers plenty of options for fun
• Sample more than 30 beers at college festival
• Birthday bash for monument planned
• Carlos Santana introduced a new rock sound to the masses
• Hyeongje Korean joins growing list of Pan-Asian fare to be found in Grand Valley
• Grand Jct weekend events May 20-22 Pirates, Motorcycles and more!
• R5 High School graduation 2011
• Commercial uptick?
• Gateway School graduation 2011
• Green River Friendship Cruise a 50-plus year tradition
• Hip-shaking fundraiser
• Local kids exchange art, culture with Moroccan students
• Vintage Motorcycle Days event to benefit honor flight
• Grand Valley's heritage seen through new garden exhibit
• New monument exhibit to be unveiled at centennial celebration
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: May 20, 2011
• Library Summer Reading Program begins May 31
• Community wants health risks considered before drilling permits issued
• The skinny on fatty acids - part 1
• GJ HISTORY: Re-writing and re-riding history
• Feeling 'stuck'? What is keeping you from moving forward in life?
• Education in Colorado and the achievement gap
• Fixes for dead grass patches caused by family dog
• Story to make you salivate
• BIZWATCH: Cristina's Quality Care Services
• Local News Briefs: May 20, 2011
• CITY VIEWS: A project to 'proud' of
• Special 'Music of Mexico' concert set for Saturday, May 21
• KAFM NOTES: Ain't nothin' but a number
• Senators want to speed up shale development
• Taxpayers advocate: No subsidies for oil firms
• Panel to explore possible upgrade of monument to park
• Blotter, May 20, 2011
• Equine virus forces closure of fair facility
• Garfield County group a step closer to finishing South Canyon trail
• Gateway graduates a power trio
• Briefs, May 20, 2011
• Man who snatched up Mesa sites adds content
• Grand Junction police to focus on city’s most accident-prone areas
• Obama’s idea won’t encourage peace, Grand Junction man thinks
• Montrose reveals top candidates for city manager; one offer made
• Death notices, May 20, 2011
• Snowpack portends flooding
• Rain, lightning postpone most of Class 3A state track meet
• ‘Dogs disappointed in first-day state results
• Winona pitcher Simon shuts down Mavs in Central Regional
• Fruita’s Church, GJ’s Versluis make most of their early starts
• Paonia freshman Darling finishes seventh in shot put
• Sports Briefs, May 19, 2011
• State track and field results, May 19, 2011
• Mesa State baseball score, May 19, 2011
• Recruiting Volunteers
• Death Notices: May 19, 2011
• Colorado state track championships, Day 1
• Killing current Medicare system not way to solve debt crisis
• A century of protection began with park dream
• Bobby’s more benign Birthday Bash
• Printed letters, May 20, 2011
• GED graduation 2011
• Rangely valedictorian: ‘Just showing up’ helps
• American Tire Distributors expands
• Wells Fargo closes Grand Junction mortgage center
• Squatter in Mesa State’s new Internet domain?
• Bobby’s Bash downsized over concerns
• Perfect attendance, kindergarten through commencement
• County seeks different venue for printing notices
• Police Blotter, May 19, 2011
• Fewer federal funds for special education
• 15 new graduates take non-traditional route
• Death notices, May 19, 2011
• Rockestra auditioning for 4 lead vocalists
• Mesa Fairgrounds equestrian arena closed as precaution against herpes virus outbreak
• Prediction of rapture is met with skepticism
• Sports in Brief: Fruita, GJ players earn lacrosse honors
• State left holding bag in Delta well case
• Getting It Right, May 19, 2011
• Montrose home destroyed in barbecue grilling fire
• ‘It’s never too late to graduate,’ as determined scholars prove
• Snider retrial set after two weeks of jury selection
• Central Ariz. still on top of JUCO poll
• Pitching key for Olathe, Hotchkiss in state tourney
• Teammates’ support helps state track and field athletes
• Mavs’ ability to play small ball a plus in postseason
• Prep State Baseball Pairings, Wednesday, May 18
• NJCAA/Perfect Game USA Top 25, Wednesday, May 18
• Central Region Tournament Glance, Wednesday, May 18
• All-Southwestern League girls soccer team, Wednesday, May 18
• Over the Top: Health care waivers
• Mesa Valley Vision graduation 2011
• Obama’s labor overseers attempt to make serfs of corporate citizens
• Not yet indebted to the ‘Gang of Six’
• United (Way) we stand
• Printed letters, May 19, 2011
• ‘May’ the barbecue season begin
• New displays highlight park’s science, history
• Advice: Stay out of water
• DOW offers women-only Cast and Blast weekend
• High water keeping anglers away from Gunnison River
• Fruita Monument High School graduation 2011
• Driver faces hearing in fatal wreck
• Commission to air views in Montrose hospital flap
• Garfield drilling permits lag; rebound expected
• Roadless area routes for utilities concern environmental groups
• Death Notices, May 18, 2011
• Six pairs of twins graduate from Fruita
• GJ grads dispatched into world with firm grasp of community
• Legislators detail session highs, lows
• All-Southwestern League baseball team, May 17, 2011
• Police blotter, May 18, 2011
• All-Mountain League lacrosse team, May 17, 2011
• United Way spreads giving glow
• Jury hung on most charges in shootings
• Coroner:  Two Montrose killings were ‘deliberate, stealthy’
• Fruita’s pot issue likely up to voters
• Timing of visit by Churchill riles tea party in Junction
• Equine herpes strikes West
• 2nd Annual Magnet 5K Run/Walk
• Griffins taking strong team to state swimming meet
• Navarro College wins Southern District title
• Prep Notebook: Montrose’s Robertson selected as SWL player of the year
• Grand Junction High School graduation 2011
• No gold star for Heath’s tax plan
• Garfield County should complete Battlement Mesa health impact assessment
• Printed letters, May 18, 2011
• The Donald trumped
• Palisade High School graduation 2011
• Briefs, May 17, 2011
• Tax service company to look at closure of local franchises
• Udall backs Obama on bin Laden photos
• Health Briefs, May 17, 2011
• Death Notices, May 17, 2011
• Child-abuse suspect subject of earlier county probe
• Getting It Right, May 17, 2011
• Blotter, May 17, 2011
• Central High senior already knows about giving back
• Council approves grant to boost capabilities of Grand Junction bomb squad
• State, Oxy settle Parachute enforcement action
• Skating through life leads to Palisade graduate’s big break
• GJ group lines up Churchill for speech
• Lawmaker pushing for vote on tax for schools
• Central Regional Glance, Monday, May 16
• Nine Mavs earn diplomas, then win RMAC title for berth in Central Regional
• Palisade baseball team falls to Wheat Ridge in district final
• Seward County (Kan.) marches to JUCO for second time
• News Regarding D51 Graduations the Week of May 16, 2011
• Printed letters, May 17, 2011
• Despite legislative punt, ballot change still needed
• An insider undone
• Central High Scool graduation 2011
• Red rocks, rock-hard attitudes and the end of the world
• Student Spotlight: May 16, 2011
• Student of the Week: PHS senior German Duarte
• Mesa State University graduation 2011
• Blotter, May 16, 2011
• Getting It Right, May 16, 2011
• Grand Junction hiker reportedly dies in Utah
• Hits, misses the theme of 2011 session
• Coal mine proposal faces slew of hurdles
• Death Notices, May 16, 2011
• Feud partial product of party rivalries
• 2011 class final crop of grads under old Mesa State moniker
• Montrose utility putting power plant in Ridgway Dam
• Green group urges capture of methane
• Williams drilling business to be called WPX Energy
• Ritter: Fracking debate muddies view of natural gas
• Local athletes headed to state track championships, Sunday, May 15
• Wallway one of four Warriors headed to state track meet
• Reviers on track for return trip to GJ for JUCO
• Mavs top Nebraska-Kearney to win first RMAC tourney title since 2006
• Palisade’s district baseball game again halted by rain
• Week’s Best Photos for May 15-21, 2011
• Week in Sports for May 15-21, 2011
• Printed letters, May 15, 2011
• Last time district was split, the West Slope lost a congressman
• Caution, not halt, called for on oil shale
• Based on history, end of the world may not arrive Saturday
• A roadtripper’s view of the news
• Your Town, May 15, 2011
• Dropouts rejoin ranks of District 51 graduates
• RMAC Baseball Results, Pairings, Saturday, May 14
• Mesa State Golf Results, Saturday, May 14
• State Tennis Results, Saturday, May 14
• Prep Baseball District Pairings, Saturday, May 14
• Mav-elous: Anderson’s double sends Mesa into RMAC title game
• Wine Fest had crowd at first blush
• Death notices, May 15, 2011
• Tigers fall in districts
• Success in 200 helps ‘Dogs win WSL title
• Plateau Valley athletes have a strong bond on, and off, the field
• Another top post changing in Mesa County
• Locals get vocal for shot at fame
• Montrose man’s solar rechargeable lights avoid others’ pitfalls
• Blotter, May 15, 2011
• Producers drill deeper, hit gas jackpot in Piceance
• You Said It, May 15, 2011
• Better late than never: Cinco de Mayo fiesta livens up downtown
• GJ cyclers reenact 100-mile, 100-year-old race May 15
• Sports Brief, May 13, 2011
• Snell follows Christensen’s complete game with one of his own
• Long day on tennis courts ends with no Tigers in finals
• Palisade’s Shafer captures first league track crown
• A shoe-in? New shoes help Derrieux qualify first in 100 hurdles
• Rifle freshman Copeland wins league high jump title
• RMAC baseball scores, May 13, 2011
• Prep tennis results, May 13, 2011
• Mesa State golf results, May 13, 2011
• Lower bond denied man in sexual assault of fellow immigrant
• Blotter, May 14, 2011
• Advanced Placement backers look for funds
• 3 Montrose men charged in meth investigation
• Eighth-grader a maestro of band fundraising
• For The Record, May 14, 2011
• Death Notices, May 14, 2011
• Explaining the elephant in the room, or rather, the river
• Main Street merchants happy section is complete
• Briefs, May 14, 2011
• Area businesswoman to lead Palisade chamber
• Palisade Dollar General a no-go
• GJ Economic Partnership names director for interim
• Homes sold April 25-May 1, 2011
• Agriculture and tourism still a mainstay in Palisade
• Road Trip: Week of May 13, 2011
• Plan ahead, because this centennial celebration isn’t to be missed
• Realtor news for May 15, 2011
• ‘Raise the Beds’ raises awareness about gardening with disabilities
• Music Scene: The Troubadour Tradition Concert
• Botanical Gardens provides unique setting for dance performance ‘Inside/Out’
• ‘Unique Fashion Design’ to be at courtyard of The Art Center on 7th
• Cinco de Mayo festival to be in downtown GJ
• Low space, high style
• ‘X Factor’ auditions set
• 81 artists have variety of works in valleywide studio tour
• OutFit: Eco fashion
• Pollo Azado all about the bird (and beans and rice, too)
• Troubadour Club in West L.A. played huge part of music history
• Jack+Jill to celebrate 2nd CD with party at Tenacious Brothers
• Grand Junction weekend events May 13-15. Dancing, music, carnivals....
• Honeybee workshop on Varroa mite to be held in Silt
• BIZWATCH: Fisher's Market
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: May 13, 2011
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: May 13, 2011
• Slow it down, take a lesson from nature
• Local Briefs: May 13, 2011
• GJ Moose Lodge: 'Best kept secret'
• JOURNEY TO REMEMBER: Fourth Western Slope Honor Flight returns from Washington
• Soldier honored for tireless work with Salvation Army
• Cluck, cluck, you're in luck!
• 'Cupcake Wars' crowns its student winners
• 'Heart Healthy' news briefs
• Outdoor dance concert May 13 at botanical gardens
• Sharefest success: Community comes together to help out where needed
• Mientka Duo set to perform Friday, May 13
• Local 'troubadours' set to perform Thursday, May 19
• GJ HISTORY: From honey to hydraulics
• Meet the women vets on the West Slope Honor Flight
• Offer a water feature to attract birds
• Early 2011 vacancy rate 6.3 percent in Grand Junction
• Griffins going for fourth straight Western Slope swim title
• Death Notices, May 13, 2011
• Local track athletes not ranked in top 18 make final push for state marks this weekend
• Southern Union, Grayson headed to JUCO after wins
• Land grab may have been mistake, or claim-jumping
• Rain pushes state tennis back one day
• Rabid bat found in Grand Junction; dog likely exposed
• Christensen’s complete game lifts Mavericks past Regis
• Help wanted: Trail builders of a bike mind
• Sports Briefs, May 12, 2011
• Riverside brewery planned
• RMAC baseball scores, May 12, 2011
• Mesa State golf results, May 12, 2011
• Local briefs, May 13, 2011
• Getting It Right, May 13, 2001
• Police blotter, May 13, 2011
• Rio Blanco County oil and gas parcels leased
• School employee gets June court date in theft case
• Cave closures to be limited on BLM land
• City manager pay packages differ widely; 2nd candidate not ‘worth same amount’
• Death Notices: May 12, 2011
• Gov.‘s woodshed call ended ugly session
• Exulting the ‘ends’ of Osama’s death’ while prosecuting its watery ‘means’
• Conflicting statements cost Obama team public trust
• Printed letters, May 13, 2011
• Tigers’ pitching staff key to 5A playoff win
• Chipola (Fla.) punches first ticket to JUCO
• Death notices, May 12, 2011
• Mavericks knocked out of tennis championships
• Prep soccer scores, May 11, 2011
• Prep lacrosse score, May 11, 2011
• Weather pushes back first day of RMAC tournament
• All-RMAC baseball team, May 11, 2011
• Mesa State golf results, May 11, 2011
• Mesa State tennis results, May 11, 2011
• Taking a big step: Tigers’ lacrosse team meets season goals despite playoff loss
• JUCO Rankings, May 11, 2011
• Palisade soccer team falls to Palmer Ridge
• Shelledy Elementary Technology Initiative Eligible for $50,000 Grant
• Lawmakers avoid standoff, end session
• River Basin, Denver Water proposal will be discussed
• Online coupons can be redeemed locally
• Coupon clippers going to extremes
• Official: Air firm looking at other locales
• Blotter, May 12, 2011
• Spring weather offers grab bag
• Montrose city manager choice brings controversy
• Slain officers, deputies honored
• Police credit outreach team in slaying arrest
• Over the Top: What Osama’s been watching
• Wind machines help fight frost
• Congratulations, Clifton
• Pot-driving bill got burned
• Printed letters, May 12, 2011
• Springtime fine along East Portal of Gunnison River
• Events promote boating safety
• Spring on Gunnison: Trout spawning, sediment flowing
• Info from a ranger’s notebook
• Talented local student troupe takes on improv comedy
• Cinco de Mayo celebration on Saturday, May 14th
• One hot dog, now that weight is off
• Hobby Lobby to open its new store Monday
• Scott proposal on reform of oil, gas panel among bills expired at Capitol
• Payday-loan measure alive as amendment to rules bill
• Lawmakers miss redistricting deadline
• Oxbow moves toward opening second mine
• Blotter, May 11, 2011
• Special Olympians hold nothing back
• Jailed child-abuse suspect reported pregnant
• Death Notices, May 11, 2011
• Wineries are top draw
• Clifton students make big gains in CSAP scores
• Garfield backs short-term air-quality study by EPA
• Chinese visitors blossom on valley tourism scene
• Judge: Parties should settle hospital dispute
• Sports in Brief: Bonin gets shutout in State Cup
• Prep Golf Results, Tuesday, May 10
• Soccer Results, Tuesday, May 10
• RMAC Baseball Glance, Tuesday, May 10
• Local Gymnastics Results, Tuesday, May 10
• State Soccer Glance, Tuesday, May 10
• Tearful farewell: Tigers’ season ends with first-round soccer playoff loss
• Krabbe gets a little spending money from grandma and gives ‘Dogs Western Slope League title with gra
• Prep notebook: Wrestling weights to increase for next season
• Mesa men’s cycling club wins team time trial, finishes 2nd overall at road nationals
• Peaking Mavs begin tennis nationals today
• Grand Junction’s Gurley, Pond team up again for another run at state doubles title
• Sinner overcomes waterlogged clubs to qualify for state
• Colorado redistricting opportunity squandered
• In topsy-turvy world of health care reform, Dems push Republican bill
• Printed letters, May 10, 2011
• Beam me up, Scotty.
• GJ Scores Teen Fling and Wrights Carnival kick off Friday, May 13th
• Garfield County settles 2006 inmate-abuse lawsuit
• No agreement on Colorado redistricting
• Pueblo entrepreneur to challenge Tipton in 2012
• Briefs, May 10, 2011
• Prep Baseball Result, Monday, May 9
• Death Notices, May 10, 2011
• Confidence up for employers, chamber says
• Orchard Mesa neighbors say Bobby Bash concerns not heard
• Some Glenwood mail processing may move to GJ
• Garden of Guadalupe dedicated
• Businesses to receive dividends
• Teen pregnancy prevention bill passes in House
• Chase suspect identified, turns himself in
• Snuffing coal-seam fire to cost $250,000
• Police Blotter, May 10, 2011
• Clifton woman allegedly beat, burned child
• Forget the Super Bowl, Broncos working to fix their many holes
• Sports in Brief: Chadron State leading RMAC meet
• Warriors edge Indians in regular-season baseball finale
• Grand Junction soccer team hosts Legacy at Walker Field
• Tourney-focused Mavs face Regis in RMAC opener
• The Frankencruiser and other rites of spring for the Spehar family
• It’s time to get used to CMU
• Printed letters, May 10, 2011
• Details, details
• SustainAbility: College student showcase
• Homegrown: Rhubarb plants, forsythia
• Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing Inc. provides experiences for military
• Mothers, families share their heart for foster care, adoption
• Student of the Week: FMHS senior Melinda Repetti
• Are You my Mother and children's dance this week at Mesa County Library
• Grants help Parachute set up K-9 unit
• Blotter, May 9, 2011
• Scenic byway receives federal funding
• Legislature This Week, May 9, 2011
• BLM sets Grand Junction hearing for Wyoming-to-Utah power line proposal
• Park shelter reservations hotter than burgers
• Grand Junction airport use increases during 1st quarter
• Hydrant flushing may affect city water
• Glenwood takes 3rd at national mock trials
• State contains 9 of the earth’s rarest minerals
• Garden Gulch spills to have hearing at last
• Scholarships, May 9, 2011
• State Soccer Pairings, Sunday, May 8
• Grand Junction, Fruita Monument, Palisade in state soccer playoffs
• Week in Sports for May 8-14, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for May 8-14, 2011
• State must be ready for manufacturing change
• Governor should support   oil, gas commission changes
• Printed letters, May 8, 2011
• Fanatics versus fantastics
• Navy SEALs who killed Osama bin Laden are truly heroes
• Sheepdogs scamper during Hotchkiss trials
• Redistricting big loose end for Legislature
• You Said It, May 8, 2011
• Low and slow cruise to nowhere
• Court upholds conviction of molester
• Grand Valley Marathon Results, Saturday, May 7
• Palisade sweeps doubleheader vs. Steamboat
• Rawlings’ 7 goals spark Mavericks to lacrosse win
• CSU advances to nationals in club lacrosse
• Palisade’s Shafer gets a close look at top-ranked triple jumper
• Paonia rallies to win 2A District 2 title
• Young kite-fliers experience capricious moods of Mother Nature
• Diesel makes dent
• The Marathon Master: Chuck Engle ‘Marathon Junkie’ gets stronger with every stride
• Mavericks lock up No. 2 RMAC seed in baseball
• Paonia Reservoir remains a state park, at least for this year
• Best of Bridge, May 8, 2011
• Weekly Planner, May 8, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, May 8, 2011
• Montrose will build third fire station
• Hospital litigation in judge’s hands
• Sex assault suspect arrested in Denver area
• Horizon Drive District wants curb appeal
• Exercise science degree approved for Mesa State
• In first year at singles, GJ’s McGinnis wins regional title
• Grand Gents making their presence felt on rugby field
• Police Blotter, May 7, 2011
• Lack of clutch hits costly as Mavs swept
• Compact discus: Church’s small size doesn’t hinder him in discus throw
• Strong second half lifts Palisade to victory
• Search team returns to field in Birgfeld case
• Local Briefs, May 7, 2011
• Pregnancy prevention programs likely will stay, with exclusion of Planned Parenthood
• Governor signs spending plan of $18 billion
• You Said It, May 1, 2011
• Suicide prevalence in West intrigues researchers
• Experts alarmed at suicide rate
• Human bones found off interstate in Utah
• Girls prep lacrosse score, May 6, 2011
• Mesa State baseball scores, May 6, 2011
• Prep tennis results, May 6, 2011
• Prep track and field results, May 6, 2011
• Prep soccer score, May 6, 2011
• Trying to understand fractions is risky business
• For The Record, May 7, 2011
• Hackers vulgar in road message
• Death Notices, May 7, 2011
• Religion Briefs, May 7, 2011
• Entertainment briefs: Gem show, reading programs
• Music Scene: Choir pops concert
• Road Trip: Week of May 6, 2011
• The good, the bad fiction mothers (Not every mom can be June Cleaver)
• Students show their work at Animation Festival
• Mesa State Dance Society to perform ‘Naked Soles’ fundraiser at Moss Center
• Jalapeño eating contest at Cinco de Mayo festival comes with $100 prize
• Jazz of all types, art for all tastes can be found at downtown Art and Jazz Festival
• 250-plus classic, antique cars to be on display in Gateway
• Lost Troupe to perform ‘Assassins’
• April 27 appointment in a class by itself
• OutFit: Maxi prints
• Grand Jct weekend events May 6-7 train day, dancing, spring on the farm & more
• Realtors news for May 8, 2011
• Homes sold April 18-24, 2011
• Raising the bar
• Housing discrimination is still a problem
• Sharing is not always easy when it comes to water
• Some skills can’t be perfected on a computer
• It's time for May's community Contra Dance
• A big plate of justice served
• KAFM NOTES: Doing the 'Batusi'
• BIZWATCH: Revolution Salon
• Pig roast, live music at historic community center benefit
• Local author celebrates release of book on healing cancer
• Sustainability champs!
• Singer-songwriter and her 'Infamous' husband play the Radio Room
• Blue Pig exhibit celebrates Colo. Nat'l Monument's centennial May 13
• Golf tournaments around the valley
• MAY COMMUNITY CINEMA: 'Welcome to Shelbyville'
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: May 6, 2011
• Local Briefs: May 6, 2011
• Make your voice heard on oil shale
• Keep the Western Slope whole
• GJ HISTORY: The story of First Fruitridge Gatehouse
• A new product to control insects on fruits, vegetables
• The healing power of tea
• GO GREEN: What is 'net zero'?
• Forgiveness: the first step toward a future of peace
• Businesses get smart energy-saving tips
• Teen suspect in rape to face adult charges
• Local Briefs, May 6, 2011
• Students score bright future
• Compromise sought on redistricting
• Measure would give state judges training in business matters
• Police blotter, May 6, 2011
• Death Notices, May 6, 2011
• Getting It Right, April 6, 2011
• Web vigil for missing Grand Junction woman back online
• Digging proves Pabor’s 1883 Seventh Street home still standing
• Mesa County’s foreclosure filings fall
• Coming soon: Lots of water
• Central sprinter Sidebottom learning the devil is in the details in 100 and 200 dashes
• Sports Briefs, May 5, 2011
• Injury-forced move to doubles paying off for Fruita junior
• Jordan’s big game helps Mesa State softball team split
• New bats perfectly suited for Mesa’s Box
• Prep soccer score, May 5, 2011
• Mesa State softball scores, May 5, 2011
• Prep tennis results, May 5, 2011
• Remember that special woman in your life
• You Saw it Photos –– May 2011
• Printed letters, May 6, 2011
• Fruita can make fees less odiferous
• Wolves prowl off list
• May dates for Banana's Teen Bash
• Mesa State name bill advances; health insurance exchange OK’d in House
• Getting It Right, May 5, 2011
• Blotter, May 5, 2011
• Bill would partially roll back restriction on bear hunting
• White River National Forest releases road, trail plan
• Redlands man vows to fight $232 vacation water bill
• Montrose fire board boots chief of 18 years
• Briefs, May 5, 2011
• Fruita shifts sewer rate formula for commercial users
• Death Notices, May 5, 2011
• Missing woman search resumes
• Economist: Diverse job sector critical
• Website pal keeps vigil for victim
• Mesa softball team limps into RMAC tourney
• GJ girls win league title in lacrosse
• Qualifying for JUCO begins with regionals
• Palisade’s Hughes, Wells sign to play in Rangely
• Dem redistricting proposal leaves Western Slope intact
• GJ’s unusual SWL clincher: Ejection of crowd mars Tigers’ win
• Central’s Basinski now using her head, and her game, to win at No. 1 singles
• Prep Lacrosse Results, Wednesday, May 4
• Mesa State Golf Results, Wednesday, May 5
• Movie can’t do justice to Ayn Rand’s political allegory
• Printed letters, May 5, 2011
• Photographic evidence
• Web HeadlineRedistricting redux
• Tip: tackle your tackle before going after pike
• Springtime pursuit is on for big fish with bad attitude
• Park offers boat safety courses
• Take a food, wine tour for Mother’s Day
• It’s a confusing, but tasty, spring
• Family Science Night on May 5th at The Math and Science Center
• Grants to the rescue: Summer school is a go
• Health insurance exchange bill advances in House
• Montrose hotel fire ruled suspicious
• Garfield ends study of Antero drilling proposal
• Ancient, modern worlds meet in robotic T. rex
• Chapel house getting some overdue TLC
• Grand Valley Magazine prints final issue
• 28 teachers not retained because of budget crunch
• GOP-drawn redistricting map unfurled
• 2 National Merit scholars from GJ
• Pregnancy prevention program for teens backed by panel for expansion
• Police blotter, May 4, 2011
• Civilian Conservation Corps left twisting blacktop legacy
• Water pact aims to keep both Western Slope, Front Range happy
• High country snowed under
• Death Notices, May 4, 2011
• 350 called as potential jurors in hatchet-slaying retrial
• Sports Briefs, May 3, 2011
• Restaurant launches campaign to raise money for military vets
• BLM hears polar views on oil shale
• RMAC softball standings, May 3, 2011
• Mesa State men’s golf results, May 3, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, May 3, 2011
• RMAC baseball standings, May 3, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, May 3, 2011
• Girls prep lacrosse scores, May 3, 2011
• All-RMAC softball team, May 3, 2011
• Mesa State’s Hilts, Casillas make national golf tournament
• Davis leads Palisade soccer team past Eagle Valley
• Dry document may ensure a wet future
• Colorado’s TABOR Amendment a cautionary tale for other states
• Printed letters, May 4, 2011
• Move over little ones . . .
• May Local Lore - Cemeteries offer peace
• Family Connections - May 2011
• Death Notices, May 3, 2011
• Area veterans ponder wider war on terror with bin Laden demise
• Fruita confronts another rate hike for sewer plant
• Blotter, May 3, 2011
• Grand Junction shows pride in victory against terrorism
• Salesman accused of posing as Mesa State student
• Montrose hospital employees ask county to drop its lawsuit
• Mesa County OKs contract for new leader
• Woman in tower just before crash shares jubilation
• Bills advance with session winding down
• Trial starts for man accused of shooting five
• Council trims candidate list for block grants
• Council picks Kenyon to be next Grand Junction mayor
• Sports in Brief: Moffat County tops Central in girls soccer
• Prep Soccer Results, Monday, May 2
• Mesa State women’s golf team in second at Central Regional
• Grand Junction baseball players Willett, Rubalcaba excited for playoffs
• Trend in winning: Girls soccer team latest successful Fruita Monument squad
• One mission (finally) accomplished, but is war against terrorism over?
• Printed letters, May 3, 2011
• Celebrate Osama bin Laden’s failure
• Bin Laden’s death brought justice for Brady and Liz Howell
• Homegrown: Hen and chicks, tree trimming
• SustainAbility: On Edge Skating
• Five Things You Need To Know This Week: May 2, 2011
• Blotter, May 2, 2011
• Legislature This Week, May 2,2011
• Employer compliance added to immigration measures at Capitol
• Veteran public defender to receive state honor
• ShareFest partnership pays off this year for school
• Portrait photographer Mauch to retire
• Sorority scholarship goes to future educator
• Economic group may go different direction
• Masons confer awards, scholarships at ceremony
• 86 District 51 seniors have perfect grades
• Student of the Week, May 2, 2011
• Despite frost fright, majority of peaches spared in valley
• Death Notice, May 2, 2011
• Mesa State Baseball Boxscores, Sunday, May 1
• RMAC Softball Tournament Pairings, Sunday, May 1
• Week’s Best Photos for May 1-7, 2011
• Week in Sports for May 1-7, 2011
• Western New Mexico sweeps Mavericks in finale
• Getting Lowder: Senior wins, anxiously watches as Mavericks move on to nationals
• Printed letters, May 1, 2011
• Rough times for economic development
• Keeping Western Slope district intact is essential
• Merger of agencies can aid all who value Colorado outdoors
• How Mesa State College became Colorado Mesa University
• One indication why cutting the budget strikes sour note
• Police blotter, May 1, 2011
• County collects leftover prescription meds
• Semi driver rolls his rig, spills liquid
• Montrose adult felony arrests dip 11%
• Bizarre day: Snow, strange plays, protest part of Mavs’ DH split
• Clinic teaches women the basics of riding the trails on a mountain bike
• Weekly Planner, May 1, 2011
• Your Town, May 1, 2011
• Best of Bridge, May 1, 2011
• Sales uptick hints at gradual recovery in real estate
• Bill saved for teen pregnancy prevention
• Options given for power line problem
• Traffic Alert, May 1, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, May 1, 2011
• Fabric artists go on location for subject matter
• New hotel set to open in June
• Immersion in local language, culture a must along Pacific coastline of Costa Rica
• Colorado DOW might consider late-summer bear hunt to prevent stuffing
• Mavs’ bats go silent vs. ThunderWolves
• Grand Junction ace pitches Tigers to win over Durango
• Jordan has made her mark at Mesa in pitching circle
• Sports Briefs, April 29, 2011
• Central baseball team rallies past Cortez
• Prep tennis results, April 29, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, April 29, 2011
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 29, 2011
• As easy as 1-2-3: D51 dominates Knowledge Bowl
• 2 Montrose men held in I-70 meth sting
• Police blotter, April 30, 2011
• Senate advances Mesa name bill
• Palisade library branch looks to find location in downtown
• Grand Junction Red Cross volunteers heading to Alabama
• College Showcase winners named
• Death notices, April 30, 2011
• Is it so wrong to want baby blood-suckers to die?
• Religion Briefs, April 30, 2011
• For The Record, April 30, 2011
• Spiritual program graduates its first class after 2 years
• Building condition infuriates owner
• Reviews mixed on royal wedding gown
• Case dropped against trucker in fatal crash
• Library offers finance classes
• Keeping tracks: Riding Amtrak between GJ and Denver
• Boomers ‘renovation’
• Partridge Court home tour
• KAFM having Watts Up block party fundraiser
• Music Scene: John Fedchock
• Sculptures added downtown
• Several events will raise funds for Western Slope Honor Flight
• Road Trip: Week of April 29, 2011
• Dynamite event in Gateway this weekend
• OutFit: High-waisted shorts
• Entertainment briefs: Chess tourney, antiques
• Fat Tire Festival continues this weekend with rides, food, fun
• From surf and turf to happy hour, Garfield’s offers solid dining experience
• A list of six recent releases to add to your music collection
• Depot open for National Trains Day
• May Flowers = Happy
• Local veterans get ready for their Honor Flight to D.C.
• Honoring School District 51 retirees
• Traveling volunteers congregate to renovate historic Handy Chapel
• Lost your ID? ID Project can help
• Prescription drug take-back day set for Saturday
• Local woman finds her 'full potential' in bookkeeping biz
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Getting trashed each spring since 1915
• Immortalizing architecture in poundcake?
• Bone-up on better bone health
• Local Briefs: April 29, 2011
• How to welcome orioles to your yard
• Assessing winter mite damage in turf
• Plant sale to benefit St. Mary's
• Big band to swing at counseling center benefit
• Five Things You Need To Know This Week: April 29, 2011
• Ute isn’t satisfied with proposed pact
• Guv lauds historic water-sharing plan
• Tillie Bishop honored for his support of ‘refuseniks’
• Tuition won’t fund Mesa name change, Foster says
• Arrest warrant issued for mom in abduction
• GarCo attracts 200 jobs in energy
• No tall task: Height makes Palisade’s Girardi a good fit for hurdles
• When man had cancer, his work pals had his back
• Doubles switch has helped Mavs
• Special K: Krista Ferguson’s hat trick lifts Central to win
• Davis, Cruz help Palisade soccer team keep playoff hopes alive
• GJ native plays part in royal fairy tale
• GJ trio make college choices
• Locals thrilled with home mountain bike race
• Prep tennis results, April 28, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, April 28, 2011
• Death Notices, April 29, 2011
• Blotter, April 29, 2011
• Prep lacrosse score, April 28, 2011
• Delays mount in trooper shooting
• Redistricting battle continues
• Getting It Right, April 29, 2011
• School employee probed in theft
• A tournament fit for kings and queens
• Mesa County Fair 2011
• Death Notices: April 28, 2011
• Month’s Best Photos for April 2011
• Redistricting redux: Why rural folk (and the GOP) should embrace bipartisan deal
• Death of birther dispute?
• Exchange this fight for bipartisan effort
• Printed letters, April 29, 2011
• Sultan's Pride invites you to an evening of Middle Eastern dance on May 14th
• Arrest in death in desert
• Students mixed about name change, though ‘university’ could add prestige
• DA: No charges in death of Clifton 6-month-old
• Briefs, April 28, 2011
• Analysis of laws’ effects on business shot down
• Opponents: Uranium mill needs 2nd look
• Rio Blanco commissioners back research on oil-shale leases
• Father fears boy, 2, taken in custody dispute
• Police: Couple from Rifle flew meth to Pennsylvania
• Death Notices, April 28, 2011
• Mesa State trustees OK push west to Seventh Street
• Police blotter, April 28, 2011
• Health care exchange proposal clears Senate, faces test in House
• Temperature dips below freezing, but no record
• Santa Fe takes over top spot in JUCO poll
• Broncos’ NFL draft never easy to predict
• Sports Brief, April 27, 2011
• Grand Junction girls get big lacrosse win
• College baseball regional rankings, April 27, 2011
• Seniors help Wildcats top Tigers in lacrosse
• Prep soccer scores, April 27, 2011
• Prep tennis results, April 27, 2011
• Prep baseball score, April 27, 2011
• JUCO rankings, April 27, 2011
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 27, 2011
• Over the Top: End of the world
• Mesa County’s concert two-step
• Fruitlands Forever
• Printed letters, April 28, 2011
• City’s certificates of participation amount to a costly loan
• Hydrologists: Spring runoff may run deep
• Colorado snowpack still building, expert says
• Spend a day enjoying our outdoor heritage
• New York reviewer wowed by Colo. wine
• 12 heading to speech, debate nationals
• Vehicle storage near trail OK’d
• Bill sets up business training for judges
• Fire at hotel building site out quickly
• Weather keeps players from getting a good look at regional golf course
• A key split: Game 2 win vs. Dixie will be important for Mavs in rankings
• Sports in Brief: Two Mavs selected players of week
• Blotter, April 27, 2011
• Prep Notebook: Budget cuts may force Rams’ Holley out of a job
• Maverick athletes not too fond of college’s name change, but glad to keep Mesa
• Tigers repeatedly find the net in easy victory
• Panel OKs stripping adultery law from books
• Prep Golf Results, Tuesday, April 24
• District 51 2011 CHSAA Spring Sports Academic All-State Teams
• Mesa State Baseball Results, Tuesday, April 27
• Death Notices, April 27, 2011
• Artifacts offer intriguing clues to human activities
• Bobby cleared for 2 bashes
• New name selected for college
• Rock show can be in Loma, board decides
• Briefs, April 27, 2011
• Economic partnership to look for new leader; Driggers to step down
• BLM conducting hearings on oil shale development
• Immigrant tuition bill rejected by Colorado panel
• Printed letters April 27, 2011
• Is it time to consider an alternative to legislative redistricting?
• Colorado Mesa U.
• Ford flexes smaller muscles
• Costa Rica, through the lens of Bill Haggerty
• Health briefs: Immunization week, prescription drug take-back
• GJ mother creating organization for children affected by leg impairment
• Fruitlands Forever protects Palisade farms
• Better Bulldogs: Palisade’s offense leads to doubleheader sweep of Moffat County
• Local prep golf teams using invite to get ready for regionals
• Weather Service issues freeze warning
• Democrats scuttle redistricting panel
• Sitting in judgment? May 21 your day
• County eyes move of Bobby’s Bash to fairgrounds
• Death Notices, April 26, 2011
• Man’s death in desert was a homicide
• Health-care exchange wins an early approval
• Japanese students immerse themselves in American culture at Clifton school
• Police Blotter, April 26, 2011
• 8 area students named Daniels Fund scholars
• Cost for new roof on jail: $653,000
• Getting It Right, April 26, 2011
• Printed letters, April 26, 2011
• People keep coming more by choice than by chance
• All gassed up about gas prices
• BLM revises Oxbow mining report for comments
• This Week in the Legislature, April 25, 2011
• Blotter, April 25, 2011
• Soggy weekend; no record
• People have pick of items left at curb for annual pickup by city
• Televised meetings, improved collections of city sales tax accomplished during Palmer’s tenure
• Hill saw city’s coffers go from flush to spare with recession
• Lost Theater Troupe looks for motives of presidential ‘Assassins’
• Student of the Week, April 25, 2011
• Scholarships, April 25, 2011
• Fruita soon to open 2 new parks
• Sports in Brief: Get your tickets for JUCO World Series
• Hard work pays off: GJ’s Tessa Kester focused on finishing well at national event
• Week in Sports for April 24-30, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for April 24-30, 2011
• Birth of first grandchild prompts reflections, sentimentality
• Calmer waters?
• Councilwoman Luke
• Printed letters, April 24, 2011
• Death Notices, April 24, 2011
• You Said It, April 24, 2011
• Police blotter
• New youth director believes in the worth of all his charges
• Death notices, April 23, 2011
• City will haul away your castoffs for free in annual spring pickup
• Bibles in the saddlebags
• Drivers reviving round-the-world race of 1908 pause in Grand Junction
• Your Town, April 24, 2011
• Prep Track and Field Results, Saturday, April 23
• Weekly Planner, April 24, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, April 24, 2011
• Prep Tennis Results, Saturday, April 23
• Photographer’s works being published posthumously
• Tall girl’s textile art confronts lifetime of pain
• Garfield Grumble Running Results, Saturday, April 23
• Fans flock to MMA in Grand Junction
• Local book-signing, April 24, 2011
• Fruita Monument’s Bisbee doesn’t let foot deformity hurt running ability
• Airport maintains gift shop lease with current operator
• Ride the wave to learn how sound is transmitted
• Religion Briefs, April 23, 2011
• Search for gas yields oil instead
• Dollars for child-care assistance drying up
• Western Slope, Denver near agreement on water deal
• Dems to describe their own vision for redistricting of state
• Prep tennis results, April 22, 2011
• Prep swimming results, April 22, 2011
• Phil Wertman Invite presents different challenge to athletes
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 22, 2011
• Mavs split baseball doubleheader with Metro
• Tigers get defensive in win over ‘Cats
• Prep track results, April 22, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, April 22, 2011
• Offense helps Grand Junction boys lacrosse team roll to victory
• Mesa State golf results, April 22, 2011
• For the Record, April 23, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, April 22, 2011
• Local briefs, April 23, 2011
• Powderhorn employees on furlough; practice is common in ski industry
• Getting it Right, April 23, 2011
• Sheriff upholds deputy’s dismissal
• Officer tells of being fired at by escapee
• Police Blotter, April 23, 2011
• Mesa County Newsletter - April 20, 2011
• Scholars Honored at Annual Superintendent’s Luncheon
• Peeps diorama contest
• We Make It Here: Western Filament
• Music Scene: New American Dream Tour
• Colorado West Invitational Music Performance Festival results
• Road Trip: Week of April 22, 2011
• Wedding royal: The dress? The honeymoon? The speculation
• Sisters plan wedding viewing party
• Entertainment briefs: Summer art show, Blue Sage competition
• ‘Messiah’ performance to be at 2:30 p.m. in downtown GJ
• GJ couple: Wedding is an English family affair
• Fruita braces for invasion of bikers
• On Stage: Week of April 22, 2011
• OutFit: One shoulder
• Spanish show to end symphony season
• Dance to be showcased at college
• Record Store Day brought record amount of fun for some
• Occasions to cut loose plentiful in Grand Valley
• Realtors News for April 24, 2011
• Homes sold April 4-10, 2011
• If you are ready for an Easter Egg Hunt then here are some events for you!
• March Madness finally struck me in April
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Reflections of 616 North Ave.
• Former death row inmate to speak in GJ
• Your guide to city's Spring Clean-up program
• Your guide to Earth Day in Grand Junction
• Local Briefs: April 22, 2011
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: April 22, 2011
• Believers in the 'Tax Cut Religion' are misguided
• Treating fruit trees for insects, diseases
• The powerful practice of prayer
• Local fourth-graders design, build native garden at Colo. Nat'l Monument
• The road to good health begins in your 'gut'
• Groundbreaking set for new apartments for homeless vets
• Straight-A high school grads to be honored at luncheon
• Dance concert at college features 'Erosion'
• Symphony closes season with evening of Spanish music
• Ryan's grown-up budget vs. Obama's blurred vision
• Boogie down with Old Californio at the Radio Room
• Mirthful mischief at GJHS
• Local man gives talk on Denali hang-gliding descent
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: April 22, 2011
• Earning a top-18 ranking the goal for all track and field competitors
• GJ’s Harvey, Quintana top card for Cage Wars VIII
• Prep tennis results, April 21, 2011
• Crawford’s change to forward lifts Palisade to win
• Mavericks’ ninth-inning rally falls short in road loss to Roadrunners
• Sports Briefs, April 21, 2011
• Mesa State lacrosse score, April 21, 2011
• Prep soccer score, April 21, 2011
• Briefs, April 22, 2011
• Serra’s attorney investigated for ethics violations
• Grand Junction’s first church became school, then was no more
• House finds more funds for K-12 schools
• Police blotter, April 22, 2011
• Wife of sex assault suspect cites dementia, wants him locked up
• New council member brings credentials to the table, if not political experience
• Death Notices, April 22, 2011
• College puts knowledge to practical use
• Personal income for 2009 drops 4.1% in county
• GJ man’s death after brawl ruled a homicide
• Printed letters, April 22, 2011
• Party interests derail redistricting process
• ‘My friend,’ compromise is possible on redistricting
• Blotter, April 21, 2011
• Getting It Right, April 21, 2011
• Reservoir decision pleases foes
• R-5 High School students recount trauma, anxiety in book
• State attorney general to be at seniors event in GJ
• Redistricting panel remains deadlocked
• Catholic Outreach to build veterans housing
• Ice cream entrepreneur shares credo with students
• Western Slope eschews ‘420’ orgy of cannabis
• Luke named to vacant seat on GJ council
• Tigers top Central to qualify for 5A district playoffs
• The joy of baseball: Smiles abound during Challenger season openers
• Central Region Baseball Rankings, Wednesday, April 20
• Sports in Brief: Mesa State starts at No. 4 in region
• Prep Baseball Result, Wednesday, April 20
• Central Region Softball Rankings, Wednesday, April 20
• All-RMAC Golf Team, Wednesday, April 20
• Prep Soccer Results, Wednesday, April 20
• Death Notices, April 21, 2011
• Slopes still beckon Glenwood centenarian
• Catholic Outreach finds means to support troops
• Printed letters, April 21, 2011
• Obama needs to display better statesmanship
• Doug Bruce in the dock
• So many places to fish, so hard to make up your mind
• Black Canyon’s East Portal Road opens to brave drivers
• Arches closes area to rock climbing, bouldering
• Traditional family foods perfect for Easter dinner
• Colorado wildfire allegedly started with slash pile
• Colorado River District abandons Crystal River reservoir rights
• Senate OKs measure merging state wildlife, parks divisions
• Ex-case worker is sentenced in obstruction
• Police blotter, April 20, 2011
• Convenience beer bill dies after support erodes
• Glenwood Springs blanks league rival Palisade in girls soccer
• Probation, fine for illegal moose kill near Meeker
• Athletic fee waivers stay; cap introduced
• Willie Nelson reportedly ill, postpones show
• Poll: Most homeless are not transients
• Xcel tiered rate plan debated in House
• With 4-year OK, CMC eyes more residential campuses
• Blurred lines: Parties split on redrawing congressional boundaries
• Charter route may save Glade Park School
• Wildcats’ Kovach will play volleyball at Otero Junior College
• Mesa State men’s golf results, April 19, 2011
• Rivals get stingy: Flick’s net play key in Tigers’ close victory over Wildcats
• Athletes’ fees to rise after school board vote passes
• Sports Briefs, April 19, 2011
• Mesa volleyball team adds more size for 2011
• Prep lacrosse score, April 19, 2011
• Prep tennis results, April 19, 2011
• Prep golf results, April 19, 2011
• Mesa State women’s golf results, April 19, 2011
• RMAC Baseball standings, April 19, 2011
• Bulldogs back on track with wins over Demons
• RMAC softball standings, April 19, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, April 19, 2011
• County jobless rate eases in March
• Prep baseball scores, April 19, 2011
• Desert bighorn thrive atop precipitous cliffs
• Enstrom’s egg decorating
• Stay on track with Colorado roadless rule
• Printed letters, April 20, 2011
• District’s budget math is all about subtraction
• Steve King’s radical anti-immigrant rhetoric hurts the Republican Party
• Colorado marijuana DUI bill amended to become study
• Death Notices, April 19, 2011
• Lecture hall named for Wells Fargo after donation to college
• Officer’s suicide note proclaimed innocence
• RMAC Championship Golf Results, Monday, April 18
• District 51 must slash $5 million from budget
• County may reconfigure its districts for commissioners
• No dogs at some events downtown, council says
• Study: Energy policy can be either boon or bane
• Police Blotter, April 19, 2011
• Rep. Tipton raises $190,000 toward re-election in 2012
• Bill would suspend some business tax
• State House urges Congress of U.S. to balance budget
• Bullying prevention will focus on bystanders next school year
• More rock work planned in canyon
• Ridgway Dam might generate electricity
• Local Sports in Brief: Bulldogs take fourth in Parachute
• Love and lacrosse: Father-son bond grows stronger with sport after loss of loved one
• Central’s baseball brothers pushing for playoffs
• Getting It Right, April 19, 2011
• Maps, congressional redistricting and other legislative ‘tomfoolery’
• Outlook not good
• Printed letters, April 19, 2011
• Keep West Slope whole
• Man suspected of shooting at three people in vehicle
• Legislature This Week, April 18, 2011
• Blotter, April 18, 2011
• Hispanic troupe gives audience rare treat
• Restoration begins on historic Ouray County building
• Lawyers still probing Battlement Mesa for drilling suits
• More school volunteers may need fingerprints
• College wants to serve alcohol at certain events
• Shopping around for medical tests can pay off
• Coverage may be expanded for exposure to radiation
• Central, Coal Ridge, take top honors at music festival
• Death Notice: April 18, 2011
• Pita Pit celebrates success despite recession
• Scholarships: April 18, 2011
• Mesa State softball team splits with Metro State
• Mesa State Tennis Results, Sunday, April 17
• Young Mavs excited about lacrosse future
• Week’s Best Photos for April 17-23, 2011
• Week in Sports for April 17-23, 2011
• Simpson-Bowles best plan for debt reduction
• Printed letters, April 17, 2011
• Ten things every college-bound senior needs to know
• Steely first lady became vulnerable in discussing assassination attempt
• You Said It, April 17, 2011
• New store opens near campus
• Help wanted, not amnesty
• Police investigate man’s death after fight
• ‘Bowling in Drag’ organizers celebrate gender diversity
• Police blotter, April 17, 2011
• Appeals court sides with ex-jailer in jobless benefits dispute
• Library offered space in Palisade
• Mavericks’ new spread option offense on display in spring scrimmage
• MMA fighter Magana is a good role model for those at Riverside Education Center
• Early goals lift Tigers to win over Durango
• Mavericks split with Cougars at Suplizio
• Smith’s big swing: Sophomore catcher’s walk-off HR lifts Mavs past Roadrunners
• Tigers top Demons for second straight time
• Fruita Monument girls, boys track teams shine in Demon Invitational
• Your Town, April 17, 2011
• Shoulder pain doesn’t keep Mesa’s Sargent on sideline
• Mesa State men’s lacrosse team wins fifth straight game
• Solid pitching carries Mavs to DH sweep of Cougars
• Sports Briefs, April 15, 2011
• Palisade’s rally on the soccer field comes up short against Steamboat Springs
• Allen leads fourth-quarter blitz in Fruita’s win over Durango
• New district may link Mesa County, Boulder
• GOP ‘on probation of sorts’ with voters
• Annual winefest offers sips to Denver
• County sales tax continues slow climb
• Getting It Right, April 16, 2011
• Growers heave sigh after saving fruit trees from frost
• Hearing delayed for deputy cited in alcohol-related stop
• Navy ambulance evokes memories of defining moment in U.S. history
• It’s normal to ask questions in assessing change
• Religion Briefs, April 16, 2011
• Police blotter, April 16, 2011
• For The Record, April 16, 2011
• Grant allows library to create lab for language-learning
• County: Extra Aircraft deal still in works
• Death Notices, April 16, 2011
• Teacher standards formed by local input
• Former DA’s bond-violation trial set for August
• Man wanted in connection with GJ sex assault
• Prep soccer scores, April 15, 2011
• Prep tennis results, April 15, 2011
• Mesa State baseball scores, April 15, 2011
• Prep track results, April 15, 2011
• Road Trip: Week of April 15, 2011
• Earth Day, Arbor Day events planned
• Dine in the Blind event to raise awareness
• Music Scene: Suzy Bogguss
• Age: Just a side note — GJ hosts two musical icons (in their own unique ways)
• Downtown Fruita Spring Fling set
• OutFit: Crafty
• Free Honey Bee Festival to be in Palisade
• Daylong Comedy Festival to be at Country Inn
• GJ’s Ahern wins top honors at Festival for Creative Pianists
• New Vietnamese additions a hit at Thai Chili
• Entertainment briefs: Chamber video, grandstand artwork
• Bilingual play to be performed at college
• Record Store Day a big celebration for independent shops
• Handy Chapel to get a hand from HistoriCorps volunteers
• Mirror, Mirror on the wall ...
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week: April 15, 2011
• Orchestra to perform concert for El Salvador
• Early-learning literacy business gets off ground thanks to Biz Incubator
• Folk singer Suzy Bogguss to perform benefit concert
• Protected forever: Palisade farmland preserved from development under new conservation easements
• Bring out the BBQ
• The Burns Sisters join legend Arlo Guthrie at the Avalon
• Diaper duty - Local business to host Great Cloth Diaper Change event
• Fifty years of plastics
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: How long can we keep this going?
• Handy Chapel scheduled for long-awaited makeover
• Life should not be a lottery
• BIZ: Who's News - April 15, 2011
• BIZWATCH: A Robin's Nest of Antiques & Treasures
• The bond of motherhood
• Local Briefs: April 15, 2011
• Goodness or garbage
• Blind dining
• Plan to 'dine out' Wednesday, April 20
• Chapel to be repaired next month
• Budget passes despite Dems’ misgivings
• Local Briefs, April 15, 2011
• Getting It Right, April 15, 2011
• Montrose announces finalists for its city manager position
• Baby sitter released on immigration bond
• Death Notice, April 15, 2011
• Police Blotter, April 15, 2011
• Orchardists brace for frost damage
• Panel rejects Bobby Bash
• Extra Aircraft official: Deal appears ‘hopeless’
• ‘John’ buys parlor used as brothel
• Sheriff’s deputy placed on leave after alcohol stop
• Couple’s loss may lead to change in chase policy
• Trio of HRs in sixth lifts ‘Cats to win
• GJ’s Yates finds his MMA fighting weight
• Fruita’s Johnson signs with Mavericks
• Mavs’ offense has come to life as calendar turns to April
• Natural Soda ready to work on oil shale
• Mesa State baseball rotation still in a state of flux
• Coal mining is flash point in roadless proposal
• Scoring from reserves a bonus in Fruita’s win
• Sports Briefs, April 14, 2011
• 12-goal outburst in second half lifts Fruita girls lacrosse team to win
• Prep soccer scores, April 14, 2011
• Prep tennis results, April 14, 2011
• Prep lacrosse score, April 14, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, April 14, 2011
• Printed letters, April 15, 2011
• Debt speech shows Obama’s diminishing presidency
• Coming soon: A new county administrator
• Let new council fill seat
• Allen Unique Autos museum opens
• Over the Top: Asleep on the job
• College softball regional rankings, April 13, 2011
• Blotter, April 14, 2011
• Bill would reduce school spending cuts
• District 51 Vision school OK’d for 3 more years
• JUCO baseball poll, April 13, 2011
• Prep baseball score, April 13, 2011
• Prep tennis results, April 13, 2011
• Theobold, 4 others seek vacant council seat
• State plans to add beds, not close Rifle prison
• Chatanooga poised to get back to JUCO
• Death notice, April 14, 2011
• Making it official: Passionate District 51 athletes sign letters of intent
• Garfield banker: Real estate biz bouncing back
• Company to start testing oil-shale production method in July
• Laughter a handy tool for high-stress job
• Montrose County wanted to sell hospital, trustee says in defending move
• Group seeking to ban dispensaries in Palisade
• Man gets work release in shooting
• Mesa County finds ‘tough but fair’ administrator
• Feds: Parks, monuments managed equally
• New Palisade winery feels like home
• Trails can lead to introspection, inner peace
• ‘Tyranny of Mathematics’ collides with power of government employees
• Jobs situation boosts economic optimism
• Congratulations Matt Diers and Palisade High School
• Printed letters, April 14, 2011
• Vineyard waits to see how plants regenerated
• National parks go sans entrance fees for week
• John D. Hart’s legacy captured in DOW award
• Fruita area DOW officer epitomizes agency’s highest award
• SE Colo. wildfire flares up, evacuations lifted
• Sen. Mark Udall: Our looming forest crisis
• Big Jacket update
• Clark’s goal in double OT lifts Palisade past Moffat County
• Prep notebook: Fast times at recent meet show Griffins’ improvement
• Central’s Moore signs to play football and soccer at Concordia
• Sports in Brief: Mavs’ Bello selected player of week
• Briefs, April 13, 2011
• Fruita’s pitching troubles help Tigers win ugly game
• Death notices, April 13, 2011
• Hospital fight moves to courtroom
• Prep Lacrosse Results, Tuesday, April 13
• Deal kills spending on wild lands
• Fruita chamber grievance meeting draws quiet crowd
• Palisade turnaround earns Diers award from peers around state
• Flight schools to join college in programs
• Woman freed in death of infant now in hands of feds
• Getting It Right, April 13, 2011
• Blotter, April 13, 2011
• Bill would expand radiation payments
• Mesa State College’s engineering program gets $100K donation
• Software industry poised to get break from online tax
• School District 51 Hosts 86th Annual Colorado West Invitational Music Festival
• Printed letters, April 13, 2011
• Home-brewed sales
• Democrats put Scott Tipton on their hit list for 2012
• Colo. House to begin discussion on state budget
• Judge, lawyers called on to speed up carbon monoxide deaths case
• State oil, gas chief to testify before U.S. Senate about drilling
• Blotter, April 12, 2011
• Monument upgrade to park concerns McInnis
• Bill tightens rules on medical pot dispensaries still allowed
• Family protests plea deal in death of Montrose infant
• CMC sets tuition as school awaits OK of 4-year status
• Deputy cited on suspicion of drunken driving
• Rifle officer cleared in shooting
• FEMA grant to help improve firefighting communications
• Prep Lacrosse Standings, Monday, April 11
• Get it again for 2 bucks: Eatery rolls back prices
• Prep Golf Results, Monday, April 11
• Mesa State Golf Scores, Monday, April 11
• Sports in Brief: Rifle’s Walters wins invitational
• Davis, Bulldogs focused on balance
• Bill allowing stores to sell full-strength beer goes flat
• Trucking firm’s plan to develop parcel near river may go to Colorado Supreme Court
• Death Notices, April 12, 2011
• Health Briefs, April 12, 2011
• Fruita chamber members upset with leadership
• Ex-deputy says he was fired over junk dispute; sheriff won’t comment
• Students Participate In Health Career Day
• Ryan’s meat-cleaver approach not best way to solve Medicare issue
• Printed letters, April 12, 2011
• Two weeks versus two years: Lessons from school of hard knocks
• Lifting the veil on fracking fluids
• Buried in the snow: Frisco man lives to tell tale of avalanche survival
• New state GOP chair fires up Garfield Republicans
• Himalayan Healers stretches to include GJ Nepalese woman
• GJ man uses massage therapy to reach Nepal’s lowest caste
• Players flock to reopening of Elliott Tennis Center
• Blotter, April 11, 2011
• Women offer grave site service
• Federal funding for school safety programs ending
• Congressional report may overstate use of diesel fuel in well fracturing, official says
• This Week in the Legislature, April 11, 2011
• Valley transit operators may boost bus fares
• Montrose residents abuzz about taking the bus
• Scholarships, April 11, 2011
• Student of the Week, April 11, 2011
• Workforce Center reports more new jobs
• Death Notices, April 11, 2011
• Grieving parents forgive drunken driver
• Week in Sports for April 10-16, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for April 10-16, 2011
• Mesa State Lacrosse Results, Sunday, April 10
• Prep Baseball Results, Sunday, April 10
• Mad Cow Classic cycling results, Sunday, April 10
• Mesa State’s Mullervy wins Mad Cow Classic
• Mavericks top Lindenwood for fourth consecutive win
• Civil War still affects our lives, 150 years after it began
• New facilities will house improved police department
• Ballot-box justices
• Eighteenth birthdays arrived unbearably soon for twin sons
• Back from the brink
• Printed letters, March 10, 2011
• Silt teacher touches heart and mind of former pupil
• Raising debt limit looms as next fight over federal spending, Tipton says
• Silt teacher touches heart and mind of former pupil
• Convergence of gearheads
• Business outlook in Palisade not so peachy
• Collbran couple to receive $280,000 in death of unborn child
• Your Town, April 10, 2011
• Montrose dog park could open this fall
• Local Briefs, April 10, 2011
• Weekly Planner, April 10, 2011
• Son thinks Dad’s little lid can do
• Biz Buzz, April 10, 2011
• It takes a happy village to raise a smile
• Traffic Alert, April 10, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, April 10, 2011
• Hearing on Montrose hospital lease planned
• Death Notices, April 10, 2011
• You Said It, April 10, 2011
• Workshop, reading appearances set
• Udalls promote fed renewable-energy code
• Bats power Warriors to easy win in Cortez; GJ falls late to Durango
• Widowmaker Run Results, Saturday, April 9
• Step into South Africa with Mesa State students
• Fires too frequent in Clifton ditch area
• Bank ready to repeat aid program
• Three goals off corner kicks lift Fruita Monument to win
• GJ boys lacrosse team shows its unity in win over Aspen
• House budget deal restores exemptions on ag products
• Conservative Alliance to hold rally Friday
• Tigers’ bats help them overcome miscues in Cortez
• Montrose agrees to expanded fest
• Mesa men’s lacrosse team wins third straight game
• Getting It Right, April 9, 2011
• Sports Briefs, April 8, 2011
• Pianists strike creative chord
• No shutdown, Congress says in 11th hour
• Anti-tax crusader Bruce suspected of evading taxes
• Death notices, April 9, 2011
• Police blotter, April 9, 2011
• Local cycling results, April 8, 2011
• Mesa State lacrosse scores, April 8, 2011
• Mesa State softball scores, April 8, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, April 8, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, April 8, 2011
• Prep lacrosse scores, April 8, 2011
• Prep tennis results, April 8, 2011
• SustainAbility, April 9, 2011
• For the Record, April 9, 2011
• Strength in numbers? You better bee-lieve it
• Homegrown, April 9, 2011
• Religion Briefs, April 9, 2011
• Local Briefs, April 8, 2011
• Four points outlined at health-insurance exchange meeting
• ‘All My Sons’ to close MSC season
• Peach blossoms backdrop for art show
• Technology closing grand gap between acoustic, digital pianos
• Darden Smith didn’t need a big voice to deliver powerful show
• OutFit: Aztec
• Road Trip: Week of April 8, 2011
• New Grand Junction Rockestra listening for lead singers
• Cruise to Avalon for barbershop tunes
• Students’ art to be showcased at mall
• Music Scene: Mesa State College Percussion Ensemble and Jazz Combo
• Outdoor gear galore to be displayed April 9
• No shortage of help celebrating birthday
• Chore list, meet calendar
• Spec builders: Still filling a need for new homes
• Relinquish the ego and find your authentic self
• The wayward path to energy independence
• KAFM NOTES: The man who owned 'rock n' roll'
• GJ's magnet school wins governor's award
• Middle school club takes the (cup)cake
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week
• Artist, entrepreneur brings back freehand pinstriping
• Get ready for an ALL-DAY laugh fest
• Country Jam 2011 Spotlight: Josh Kelley
• Free advance care planning session offered
• Kitchen and bath remodeling: Disaster or delight?
• Local Briefs: April 8, 2011
• Palisade adds recreation, events coordinator position
• Gardening season means weed season
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: A nickel for every Top Hat to McDonald's Loop
• Say goodbye to incandescent light bulbs
• Medicare on the chopping block
• New website provides voluntary data on well-specific fracturing
• Couple turn their grief into help for other families
• Few federal services assured unless Congress breaks logjam
• County official fired, escorted out by deputies
• Western showdown: Name flap erupts
• Museum revs up for grand opening
• Regulators: Drilling permit numbers misleading
• Quonset huts first housed WWII soldiers, then civilians
• Death Notices, April 8, 2011
• Police Blotter, April 8, 2011
• Getting It Right, April 8, 2011
• Proof of voters’ citizenship bill advances
• Collbran robotics teams compete in Denver
• Principal’s ouster riles Glenwood
• 200 meters the perfect distance for Rifle’s Proebstle
• Grand opening of new Elliott Tennis Center is Sunday
• On the right track: GJ’s Versluis excels at both jumping and running
• Mad Cow Classic gives cyclists a venue to show their stuff
• Prep track and field rankings, April 7, 2011
• Prep tennis result, April 7, 2011
• Over the Top, One True Bob
• RV Show 2011
• Pay attention to whom you pay attention
• Printed letters, April 8, 2011
• Journalism in jeopardy at CU?
• Paul Ryan and congressional Republicans are making a historic reform bid
• Budget brinksmanship
• Can Garfield County airport be an economic growth engine?
• Colorado House gives final OK to school exercise bill
• Skiing halfpipe to be included in 2014 Olympics
• Republicans advance bill on business tax break
• Briefs, April 7, 2011
• Officer denied wrongdoing before suicide
• GJ man’s courage near Moab makes list of Carnegie heroes
• Xcel rate bill now only requires company to work with PUC
• Republicans advance bill on business tax break
• Snowpack heads south in some areas
• Fantasy act: Club pays $1,261 fine
• Residents clean up from clogged canal
• Police blotter, April 7, 2011
• Group now ‘friends’ of Gunnison, Dominguez-Escalante
• Deputy police chief finalist for Englewood job
• Death notices, April 7, 2011
• Alpine Bank claims novelty company copied logo and name, files lawsuit
• Exiting officials want to choose new councilor
• Scientist seeks clues at Redlands dinosaur dig
• State delays Oxy decision on record fine
• Medical pot shops out of business
• Continental Airlines unveils flights from GJ to Houston starting in May
• Sled makers scooting on: Hoskins moving growing companies from Silverton to Crested Butte
• Perp baseball scores, April 6, 2011
• Prep soccer score, April 6, 2011
• Girls prep lacrosse score, April 6, 2011
• Prep tennis result, April 6, 2011
• Earth Day 2011
• Grand Junction girls lacrosse team tops Eagle Valley
• Local pros hoping to show stuff in minors; Baldwin retires
• Orchard Mesa Little League celebrates 50 years
• Soccer rivalry — Grand Junction vs. Fruita Monument
• Civil unions law will be revived
• Hickenlooper’s indecisiveness may help Republicans
• Printed letters, April 7, 2011
• A bipartisan reform
• Colorado firefighters brace for windy, warm weather along Front Range
• For perfect Easter eggs, do not boil
• If you go: Flyfishing expo includes seminars, tiers, demos and more
• On the fly: Photos urge anglers to look deeper
• I-70 reopens at Georgetown after rock work
• Baby found, took pill lost by father, affidavit says
• Congressional delegation views Ryan budget plan
• Deals on schools, taxes help end budget stalemate at state Capitol
• Council winner Doody relies on name recognition
• City voters back ban of medical marijuana dispensaries
• Prep Notebook: Starbuck enjoyed some events more in final year
• Central senior pitcher impressive in victory over Wildcats
• Prep Lacrosse Result, Tuesday, April 5
• Prep Tennis Results, Tuesday, April 5
• Prep Soccer Results, Tuesday, April 5
• Sports in Brief: Pro Challenge won’t go through Grand Junction
• Cop who killed self was subject of sexual assault investigation
• Cops: Bus hit in Utah going slow
• Confident Tigers: Grand Junction girls soccer team tops Fruita Monument
• Police blotter: April 6, 2011
• Clogged canal floods Orchard Mesa neighborhood
• Grand Junction baseball team routs Montrose for second time
• Death notices: April 6, 2011
• Council considers banning pets from downtown events
• Delta forum will discuss power lines at airport
• Annoying bugs just doing what comes gnat-urally
• Smuggler’s Brew Pub closes, cites mall lease
• Bill seeks to limit county authority over ATVs on public roads
• Congratulations to Councilman Doody
• Voters make it clear: ‘No’ to pot centers
• Reefer madness: Alpine Bank sues Alpine Dank
• Aspen man killed in avalanche
• Group ends pit-liner rule fight
• Lawsuit in federal court challenges Colorado’s renewable energy standard
• State high court to consider Rulison well case
• Grand Junction breaks ground for new police, fire facilities
• Airport project closing ATV staging area
• Rent-shy couple accused of robbery
• At least dozen hurt in Utah bus crash
• Health Briefs, April 5, 2011
• Health Briefs, April 5, 2011
• Motor vehicle computers running again, clerk says
• Death Notices, April 5, 2011
• Joint bus station planned near mall
• Teens accused in vandalism, theft spree
• Mail scam targets small businesses
• Proposed change in oil, gas panel moves through House committee
• Rainstorms expected all week
• Police Blotter, April 5, 2011
• Pot grower denied annexation into city
• Grand Junction Invitational Results, Monday, April 4
• Sports in Brief: Mavs rewarded for team GPA
• Bonding with baseball: Three generations of McLennans having fun with Wildcats
• Tigers’ Tufly staying focused on consistency
• Mesa County Valley School District 51 Board of Education Work Session Meeting Agenda for April 5, 2011
• Realism often missing when energy development involved
• Fractured future for natural gas industry?
• Printed letters, April 5, 2011
• Hart talks about U.S. military intervention
• I-70 closure a pain for businesses
• Homegrown: Cutting back, early edible tomatoes
• SustainAbility: Reaction to nuclear column
• Local chapter of Elk Foundation is going strong
• It’s not too late for some spring skiing, or maybe help reroute Troy Built Loop
• Twist and throw: Thursday night dodgeball a hit
• Nonprofit, service club work reroute GJ woman’s life
• Powderhorn pond skim, 2011
• Blotter, April 4, 2011
• Holocaust Awareness Weeks events begin today at Mesa State
• Vandals hit dozens of vehicles in Pear Park
• Bear facts of spring: food, conflict with humans
• Student of the Week, April 4, 2011
• Gas stations pump up sales of food products to stay open
• Private-sector, financial skills sought in county manager
• Mesa State baseball team edges Highlands in rain-delayed series finale
• Week in Sports for April 3-9, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for April 3-9, 2011
• Two years later, Dominguez-Escalante should be model for the West
• Merger of state wildlife, parks agencies could cost Colorado in the long run
• Some of us aren’t destined to be kitchen whizzes
• Consistency-challenged National Park Service
• Printed letters, April 4, 2011
• State higher-education system not sustainable, director says
• State higher-education funding a ‘long-term’ problem
• Cost a factor when seniors pick schools
• Doubts on wild lands at Club 20
• ‘Cats end tough four-day stretch with win
• Rest helps Chaffin win high jump at Wild West Invite
• Skyline Sports gives players a place to play when the weather is poor
• 3 fire stations respond to out-of-control burn
• Police blotter, April 3, 2011
• Spring cleanup in Montrose begins Monday
• Clean fuel station puts GJ in vanguard
• Prep Soccer Results, Saturday, April 2
• Prep Track Results, Saturday, April 2
• Best of Bridge, April 3, 2011
• Fruita Monument girls soccer team tops Central
• Gray Gourmet, April 3, 2011
• Grand Junction lacrosse team stays undefeated with win over Summit
• Traffic Alert, April 3, 2011
• Biz Buzz, April 3, 2011
• Weekly Planner, April 3, 2011
• Your Town, April 3, 2011
• ‘Cats deal with distractions in win
• Snell’s strong outing helps Mavericks top Highlands
• Sports Brief, April 1, 2011
• Prep soccer score, April 1, 2011
• Windsor’s late-inning rally sends Palisade baseball team to fourth consecutive loss
• Mesa men’s lacrosse team cuts down on penalties in win
• Mesa State baseball score, April 1, 2011
• Mesa State tennis results, April 1, 2011
• Boys prep lacrosse score, April 1, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, April 1, 2011
• Local Briefs, April 2, 2011
• For the Record, April 2, 2011
• Religion Briefs, April 2, 2011
• You’re not getting older, you’re getting ... who knows?
• Stars lining up for Extra: Facility nears final OK
• Club 20 backs state-sponsored health exchange
• Beckstein quits City Council
• Tipton’s first bill would cut corporate tax rate
• Census data show rise in local home vacancy
• Blotter, April 2, 2011
• Bill would remove limits on damages in suits from DUIs
• Event resonates with GJ man who marched with Chavez
• Mesa County Newsletter - March 2011
• Come to Jesus dodgeball at the First Baptist Church
• We Make It Here: Reynolds Polymer
• Cesar Chavez march
• Welcome to the Head to Toe Women’s Expo
• Triumph of the Spirit
• Concentrate on flavor
• Financial goals and obstacles change with a woman’s age
• Concert to feature 3 Broadway performers
• All things Western in Gateway event
• Entertainment briefs: Walk4Life T-shirt, writers’ group
• Community theater to perform ‘Shop of Horrors’ during April
• Liberties taken here: Pianist to put creative touches on Bach, Beethoven at college
• Road trip: Week of April 2, 2011
• Telluride Bluegrass Festival nearly sold out
• OutFit: Spring style
• Art events plan openings
• Music Scene: Buddy Mondlock
• New releases, live shows in GJ put excitement in music scene
• Decision to go into cheese making proves to be a winner for downtown business
• Sweet are the perks of a special sections staff writer
• Homes sold March 14-20, 2011
• Realtor news for April 3, 2011
• Lower Valley residents enjoy a slower pace of life
• Stop by the 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Unique crystal-glazed porcelain featured at Planet Wines April exhibit
• Mobile caterer has cooker, will travel
• Local artist invited to NYC exhibit
• 1,000 'guardians' sought for teen homeless shelter
• Bringing a little Broadway to downtown
• Laugh to your heart's content
• Let's talk detox
• Change your story, change your life
• Ribbon-cutting for natural gas fueling station set
• KAFM NOTES: The family business
• What would you rename Mesa State? Take survey and weigh in
• Batter up to great ballpark food
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community
• The advantages of zoysia grass
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week
• BIZWATCH: Zephyr
• Local Briefs: April 1, 2011
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Yes, Virginia, there was a Duck Pond
• Film depicts GJ girl's journey to China to find birth parents
• Payday loan bill wins House approval
• Merger of wildlife, parks passes Senate panel
• Man accused in baby’s death is ex-con
• Bridge graffiti draws action at diving site
• Udall wants transparency in global energy trade
• Police Blotter, April 1, 2011
• Death notices, April 1, 2001
• Guv in GJ Saturday for 3 events
• Mesa State’s Montrose campus growing, may remodel
• Did Wild Bunch rob Parachute train or were authorities fooled?
• Poll shows support for changing name of Mesa State College
• Hickenlooper backs ‘fracking,’ with caveat
• Voter turnout for city election may surpass record set in 2001
• Guv: Denver benefits when river is protected
• Chain to buy longtime Grand Junction lumberyard
• Girls prep lacrosse score, March 31, 2011
• Prep tennis results, March 31, 2011
• Prep soccer score, March 31, 2011
• Starbuck retiring after 17 years as Olathe’s wrestling coach
• Late rally helps Fruita Monument soccer team defeat Montrose
• Distance running a joy for Fruita’s Brown
• Delta thrower Bryanna Music hopes to continue family tradition in shot put
• Cutting government means facing sacred cows, Episode II
• Printed letters April 1, 2011
• Scott’s calculus doesn’t add up
• Federal budget two-step
• Governor wants to hear your ideas to improve economy
• Health Briefs: March 30, 2011
• Grand Junction tax revenue begins trend upward in 2011
• Police: FBI river search for evidence, not body
• Olathe picks Killen for vacancy on town board
• Panel gets earful on bill to change oil, gas board
• Palisade softens stance on bank branch closure
• Blotter, March 31, 2011
• POST Academy eyeing BLM land for training site
• Cut and run: Man reports assault by ex-girlfriend
• Number of residents who need food help reaches all-time high
• Father held in overdose death of tot daughter
• Obama speech elicits opinions in Grand Valley
• Group takes Quiznos race plea to top: Ken Salazar
• Sports Briefs, March 30, 2011
• Boys prep lacrosse scores, March 30, 2011
• JUCO Poll, March 30, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, March 30, 2011
• Death Notices, March 31, 2011
• MacHale named superintendent of Montrose schools
• Salt Lake Community College tops JUCO poll
• Mavs hoping to end slump this weekend against New Mexico Highlands
• Wildcat way: Fruita Monument baseball team answers challenge by Montrose
• Over the Top: Treasure chest
• Printed letters, March 30, 2011
• Republicans face uphill battle against White House man of mystery
• Mixed messages on gas development
• ‘Yes’ on Measure C
• Prowl for owls with Audubon Society
• Investigate fly fishing for all ages at upcoming two-day exposition
• CDOT looks to shut down I-70 April 5, 6
• Colorado daylight saving plan strikes nerve in Aspen
• Fabric store back in mall
• GJ soccer team’s stifling defense leads to easy win over Central
• Prep notebook: GJ’s Fritzler an honorary part of Angels tennis team
• Prep girls lacrosse score, March 29, 2011
• Six-run 6th inning lifts Tigers past Central
• Quick start helps Tigers run past ‘Cats in lacrosse
• Sports Briefs, March 29, 2011
• Energy leases sit idle, Salazar says
• Prep golf results, March 29, 2011
• Prep tennis results, March 29, 2011
• Bill passed by House closes loophole giving tax break on disputed ag land
• Police blotter, March 30, 2011
• Prep soccer score, March 29, 2011
• Palisade appeals closure of bank branch
• Local gymnastics result, March 29, 2011
• Prep baseball score, March 29, 2011
• RMAC baseball standings, March 29, 2011
• Death Notices, March 30, 2011
• 48 juvenile killers lose possibility of parole
• School Board asks for names on comments
• Payday loan measure tweaks origination fee
• FBI divers will continue mysterious river search
• New bridge for falls near Ouray
• Rep. Tipton and Sen. Sanders offer choice on corporate tax policy
• The Obama Doctrine
• Trashing local authority
• Printed letters, March 30, 2011
• Concern about fire danger high across Colorado
• Military backs altitude sickness study in Colorado
• Commissioners gut Clifton taxing district
• Holy Family school seeks to play hiding game for Guinness
• Death Notices, March 29, 2011
• Family pleads guilty in welfare fraud case
• Police Blotter, March 29, 2011
• Hawaii looks to Mesa County for health technology remedy
• Local men walk away from Texas plane crash
• West Middle School student heads to state geographic bee
• Montrose Invitational Results, Monday, March 28
• Prep Baseball Standings, Monday, March 28
• Sports in Brief: Montrose wins own invitational
• Searching for Habitat Families...
• Cops mum on divers’ search of Colorado River
• Partisan battles delay talks on next year’s state budget
• Health Briefs, March 29, 2011
• Four finalists in line to be Mesa County administrator
• Colorado delegates split along party lines over Libya
• Veteran Grand Junction girls soccer team hoping to make noise
• Quarterbacks, running backs learning Marsh’s new spread option offense
• Burning rocks and rhetoric about ‘the fuel of the future’
• Printed letters, March 29, 2011
• Retire this junkyard
• No need for this juvenile change
• Plane carrying local residents crash lands in Texas
• Crested Butte duo wins Grand Traverse
• Dominguez Wilderness Area has multiple uses for hikers
• GJ teen travels to China to find birth family, herself
• Documentary features founders of GJ, Uganda nonprofit
• Biden praises disabled vets in Snowmass speech
• Briefs, March 28, 2011
• Death Notice, March 28, 2011
• Man accused in hit-and-run, cover-up; 1 person hurt
• Legislature This Week, March 28, 2011
• Bill targets oil, gas industry emissions
• De Beque group cancels Wild Horse Days
• Fruita to show plan for cyclists, pedestrians
• Student of the Week, March 28, 2011
• Vehicle titling system remains out of service
• Utah oil shale could produce petroleum by end of decade
• Law would overturn life sentences for 48 juveniles convicted of murder
• Mavericks fall on road to Regis in baseball
• Mesa County Valley School District 51 Board of Education Meeting Agenda for March 29, 2011
• Week in Sports for March 27 - April 2, 2011
• Week’s Best Photos for March 27 - April 2, 2011
• Dodging the deficit won’t help country
• Printed letters, March 27, 2011
• This doesn’t compute
• Local governments lead the way on energy security
• Country is coming to its senses after calamity of 2008
• Group raises candidate Richards’ teenage conviction
• Tired of it, county will clean up man’s land
• You Said It, March 27, 2011
• Interviews for Olathe trustee begin
• Escapee turns self in after 2 days on the lam
• Lawyer plans post-mortem court appeal
• Police blotter, March 27, 2011
• Montrose street closing for improvements
• Nurses you’d want by your bedside
• Weekly Planner, March 27, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, March 27, 2011
• Best of Bridge, March 27, 2011
• Old friends getting together in Snowmass for National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic
• Prep Lacrosse Results, Saturday, March 26
• Prep Soccer Results, Saturday, March 26
• Prep Baseball Results, Saturday, March 26
• High School Track Results, Saturday, March 26
• Prep Tennis Results, Saturday, March 26
• Mesa State Baseball Results, Saturday, March 26
• Mesa State Lacrosse Results, Saturday, March 26
• Mesa State Tennis Results, Saturday, March 26
• Some in southwestern Colorado want forest plan axed
• Changing Mesa State’s name may help in recruiting, but would be very costly
• Regis’ base hits too much for Mavs in loss
• Ravan’s goal kick-starts Junction past Durango in soccer
• Fruita’s Gaglione sees highs and lows of playing singles
• Prep Baseball Results, Friday, March 25
• Prep Lacrosse Results, March 25
• Prep Soccer Results, Friday, March 25
• Prep Tennis Results, Friday, March 25
• Mesa State Baseball Result, Friday, March 25
• Mesa State Tennis Results, Friday, March 26
• City vote on track for record turnout
• Jobless rate dips slightly in Mesa County
• A recipe for scientific discovery: seaweed and Jell-O
• For The Record, March 26, 2011
• Homegrown, March 26, 2011
• Sustainability, March 26, 2011
• Hotsenpiller opens door at scandal-ridden office
• Civil unions bill faces test in House
• Grand Junction judge takes top state honor
• Blotter, March 26, 2011
• Montrose looks for schools chief
• We Make It Here: Wiggy’s
• Wild and Scenic Film Festival examines issues relating to rivers, watersheds
• Faure’s ‘Requiem’ to be performed
• Road Trip: Week of March 25, 2011
• Music Scene: Building 429
• Center for Independence envisions raising awareness with dinner experience
• Richard Morgan: Tuba player in the Centennial Band
• Story of heroic Dutch family in WWII to be told in ballet
• Selection of very best opera scenes to be featured at Mesa State College
• Some chefs hint at what’s in store for A La Mode
• Festival in Palisade celebrates arrival of spring
• Artist coming to Roper Ballroom goes beyond making music
• Sensing a trend: Restaurants turn out the lights
• Entertainment briefs: Performing arts festival, college dance
• Get ‘All Shook Up’ at Fruita Monument musical show
• OutFit: Gauchos
• A weekend farmers market in the works
• Visit with old friends at Fruita's Farm and Ranch Day
• 'Common sense' offered on climate change
• Local woman wins award for her work on W. Slope water issues
• National Park Service stands by Anzelmo's decision
• Two days, two singer-songwriters - Buddy Mondlock & Darden Smith
• Local biz shifts to oil filtration thanks to Incubator loan
• Palisade music teacher wants to create state-of-the-art music lab for students
• KAFM NOTES: The unknown hitmaker
• Creating a community of gardeners
• FENSKE: Finding your self-truth through discernment
• Homeless advocate raises most $ in city council race
• Mesa men’s lacrosse team finally gets a chance to play at Walker Field
• Denton, McGovern sign to play baseball at junior colleges
• Leap year: Surprise finish in long jump spurs Palisade’s Shafer
• ‘Uranium King’ Charlie Steen started out in Cisco tar-paper shack
• Death Notices, March 25, 2011
• Local briefs, March 25, 2011
• Montrose Daily Press brings in new publisher
• Local brief, March 25, 2011
• Palisade chamber director resigns; board had concerns about 2nd job
• Mesa State College looks at going Greek
• Computer woes halt some revenue functions
• Police blotter, March 25, 2011
• Sex offender sentenced to 15 years for downloading child pornography
• Crawford woman killed in crash
• Prep tennis result, March 24, 2011
• Prep soccer score, March 24, 2011
• Sports Briefs, March 24, 2011
• Erratic wind flips boat
• Valley crime dips last year, report shows
• Community must rally behind change of name for monument, says Rep. Tipton
• Silt Mesa family sues Antero, 2 other drilling firms
• Colorado civil unions bill clears Senate, goes to House
• Reasonable limits on driving stoned
• What’s in a name change?
• Printed letters, March 25, 2011
• Over the Top: How do you spell his name?
• Colorado Senate OKs civil unions during voice vote
• VP Biden to visit Colorado
• Art classes at Watercolor Dogs offer spring fun!
• Walton leads Griffins to triangular win
• Mesa women’s lacrosse team falls to Fort Lewis in close game
• GJ’s McGinnis ready for first season at singles
• Prep swimming results, March 23, 2011
• ‘Big-city’ ozone goes rural
• How risk from ozone is measured
• Bill to grant civil unions gets first OK
• State: Minuscule levels of radiation pose no health risk
• Public may comment on Pinon Ridge
• Last chance to speak up on economy
• Death notices, March 24, 2011
• Trustees tell college to move forward with name-change survey
• Hickenlooper puts Palisade man on State Agricultural Commission
• Montrose river corridor plan nears city approval
• Police blotter: March 24, 2011
• Hickenlooper gets bill that requires note of pregnancy on death certificate
• Man avoids prison in child sex-assault case
• America’s first tourist appears AWOL on Libyan crisis
• Printed letters, March 24, 2011
• Carry on
• Fuel of the future
• Kids Day Out - Archaeology and History Adventure
• Gunnison’s rainbow numbers up, but still struggling
• Rainbow trout history in Gunnison River a survivor tale
• Winemaker goes back to Calif. to show off Colo. wine
• MONUMENT AT 100: Tree researchers discover that old age is relative
• Be safe, sign up for hunter course today
• Carbondale police officer's death called 'probable suicide'
• Ariz. escapee pleads guilty, faces 60 years for shooting
• Concealed gun proposal dies in party vote
• Police blotter, March 23, 2011
• Mesa State kicks off $5.7 million campaign
• Computers at state office of revenue crash again
• Bill to punish stoned driving advances
• County approves Amy’s Courtyard for weddings, other events
• Mesa State name change would cost
• Fast start lifts GJ to victory over Indians on soccer field
• Prep Baseball Results, Tuesday, March 22, 2011
• Sports in Brief: Young places first in Denver
• Carbondale cop takes own life near school
• Death Notices, March 23, 2011
• Defense lifts ‘Dogs to win
• Prep Soccer Results, Tuesday, March 22
• Prep Notebook: GJ’s Capri Rino will walk on to volleyball team at Saint Peter’s
• Grand Junction batters get back on track with rout of Montrose
• Mesa State Golf Results, Tuesday, March 22, 2011
• Western Slope in little danger of huge quake, seismologist says
• Stowaway arrested after calling 911 to stop train-top ride
• Raid forces family from home
• Experts: Nuclear plant risk is low
• Printed letters, March 23, 2011
• Republican opposition mars celebration of health care reform
• Revolt in Utah over open records
• Suicide investigation closes Carbondale school
• Could banning truckers reduce I-70 woes?
• Death Notices: March 22, 2011
• Costly penalties proposed for cities that don’t crack down on illegals with felonies
• State health exchange proposed
• Getting It Right, March 21, 2011
• Competency hearing ordered for suspect in murder attempt
• Fruita Monument Invitational Results, Monday, March 21, 2011
• Gymnastics Results, Monday, March 21, 2011
• County services please residents, despite economy
• Blotter, March 21, 2011
• Interstate 70, river pinch bike trail route
• Antero questions recommendations in drilling study of Battlement Mesa
• Lack of support torpedoes income tax measure
• Gusts reach 62 mph in Grand Junction, stir up dust, allergies
• Sports in Brief: Aspen controls play, tops Tigers in lacrosse
• Libyan action draws mixed reviews from Obama’s friends, foes
• Golf in the wind: Montrose’s Keltz wins Fruita Monument Invite despite strong gusts
• Tigers, Indians ready for SWL play to start
• Junior Mavs win Colorado title
• Parks chief says no to monument bicycle race
• Deep thought: How much snow will fly in March?
• Bat sickness is ‘health crisis,’ expert says
• Music Scene: The Jones/Adams Duo
• Road Trip: Week of March 18, 2011
• Colorado National Monument has full slate of events planned to celebrate its centennial
• Icy beaches and fried cheese curds: What a spring break!
• Printed letters, March 22, 2011
• There are no goals for the no-fly zone
• Hollywood bracketology: Sports movies battle it out for top billing
• OutFit: Satchels
• British rockers worthy of being placed in their own category
• Grazing on the green stuff
• Escape the world’s troubles, hike to Monument Canyon
• Can Colorado's Olympic flame burn once again?
• Vote on possible Colorado nuke plant set for April
• Population, climate likely to raise water diversions to Front Range
• Alumni ponder Mesa State’s possible name change
• Mesa State Lacrosse Result, Sunday, March 20
• After recent setbacks, Salvation Army maneuvers to advance its mission
• State downplays computer errors, continued cries of CPAs, businesses
• Head scratcher: Mesa State softball team splits series with Nebraska-Kearney
• Mesa State baseball team suffers rare shutout loss
• Building’s design promotes flexibility, saves county money
• Police blotter: March 21, 2011
• Affidavit: Man admitted driving in fatal accident
• Death notice: March 21, 2011
• Legislature this week: March 21, 2011
• Japanese exchange students travel to GJ despite disaster
• Foundation offers variety of school scholarships
• Western Slope group gives more than $1M to students
• GJ woman named BLM Volunteer of the Year
• Week’s Best Photos for March 20-26, 2011
• Week in Sports for March 20-26, 2011
• Congress must curb Obama administration’s regulatory overkill
• Norris for City Council
• Colorado’s legislative ‘management’ bows to state workers
• Devil’s Canyon camp a symbol of system that protected herders
• Printed letters, March 20, 2011
• Vote ‘For’ franchises
• Colorado ranks high in report on economic benefits of BLM lands
• Salazar renews debate over wild lands
• Tweak boundaries, be civil about it, redistricting panel told
• Gray Gourmet, March 20, 2011
• Bank of Colorado president retiring; vice president taking over branches
• Weekly Planner, March 20, 2011
• Traffic Alert, March 20, 2011
• Homegrown, March 19, 2011
• GJ dad, son seriously hurt in I-70 crash
• Police blotter, March 20, 2011
• Xcel seeks rate increase for natural gas
• Biz Buzz
• Prep track results, March 19, 2011
• Delectable designs cook up quickly with precut fabrics
• You Said It, March 20, 2011
• Best of Bridge, March 20, 2011
• Gluten-free options find appreciative customers
• Olathe corn festival sweetens the lineup by adding extra day
• Police: Woman pulls gun on drunken intruder
• Mesa State golf results, March 19, 2011
• Death Notices, March 20, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, March 19, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, March 19, 2011
• Grant expands housing authority's services
• Minister of new church has no trouble finding miracles
• SustainAbility, March 19, 20111
• The mosquitoes must dye, even if by photodynamic means
• GarCo sheriff refunds unused $2.89 million
• Panel resurrects sales tax exemption on ag products
• Palisade’s five errors costly in tourney loss to Montrose
• For the Record, March 19, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, March 18, 2011
• Clutch hits with runners on base help Mines top Mesa State
• 3 suspected of stealing copper wire
• Solar rebate program extended for a year
• Police Blotter, March 19, 2011
• Prep swimming results, March 18, 2011
• Business moves into historic house
• Mesa State men’s lacrosse score, March 18, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, March 18, 2011
• Wildcats soccer team shows progress in tie
• Religious Briefs, March 19, 2011
• Death notices: March 18, 2011
• Death notices: March 19, 2011
• Revenue forecast better than anticipated
• Bike race hits another bump
• Local Briefs, March 18, 2011
• For that much money, it better do the dishes, too
• Blooming ideas on a budget
• Round-up of local scholarship opportunities
• KAFM NOTES: Reason to 'Smile'
• Local nonprofit advocates for a heart-safe community
• Local Briefs: March 18, 2011
• Challenge yourself - 8 free days of yoga, tai chi, meditation and more
• Book-signing with author of book about women homesteaders
• Young local couple takes on dream of helping Ugandan orphans
• Who's News in the Grand Valley business community: March 18, 2011
• Planetarium event to benefit Writers' Forum
• The Avalon goes 'Wild and Scenic'
• Many things to look forward to this spring
• Raise the Beds to encourage gardening for everyone
• GARDENING COLUMN: A little coffee with your new tree
• Cruising North with Horrible Harvey's and Secret Sauce
• BIZWATCH: Baby Z's
• The amazing immune system: It does much more than just fight infections
• Fool your unconscious mind by 'faking it'
• 16-year-old wins prestigious Boettcher Foundation scholarship
• Schuster, GOP and civic leader, dies
• Police blotter, March 18, 2011
• Pricey junkets on the cutting block
• Bait cars will get you a joyride to jail
• Wounded vets would have free park access under bill
• Sports Briefs, March 17, 2011
• Fruita Monument baseball team rallies again to stay unbeaten
• Prep baseball scores, March 17, 2011
• Nature of sexual relations disputed in jail firing case
• Brothel owner found dead in Vegas hotel
• Montrose suspect’s suicide confirmed
• Run on pills spurred by unlikely radiation
• Food, drink among things once available in Cisco
• Printed letters, March 18, 2011
• Madison marching, NFL whining and a movement past its prime
• Setback for MSC workers
• Tough climb demands energy and endurance
• New rule may allow more Colorado docs to prescribe pot
• Death Notices: March 17, 2011
• Blotter, March 17, 2011
• Bernie Williams will discuss baseball, music as JUCO banquet speaker
• Bradford pulls bill on crimes against women in pregnancy
• Xcel, solar installers agree to rebate phaseout
• Record day, but rain on the way
• Congressional effort renewed for open records on fracking
• Thieves steal signs calling for marijuana shop ban
• Homicide suspect found dead
• Monument closes area to keep hikers from nest of golden eagle
• Death Notices, March 17, 2011
• Japanese disaster victims need cash, not supplies, Red Cross says
• Voters to decide city renewal of Xcel franchise
• Mesa State employee bill stopped in Senate
• Montrose couple ‘good people,’ neighbors say
• Mesa State Tennis Results, Wednesday, March 16
• NJCAA Rankings, Wednesday, March 16
• Sports in Brief: Mavs split matches in Phoenix
• Printed letters, March 17, 2011
• ‘Ganja Gourmet,’ other dispensaries remain in a regulatory netherworld
• Vote ‘For the Ordinance’’ on Referred Measure A
• Black Hills proposes new Colorado gas power plant
• Edible marijuana survives challenge in Colorado
• Death Notices, March 16, 2011
• 2 arrested in theft of firearms
• Feds: 2011 BLM drilling permits are on track to increase by 2,200
• Getting It Right, March 16, 2011
• Police blotter, March 16, 2011
• CDOT trains firepower on avalanche hot spots
• Uranium mill company to ride out hit from Japan nuclear crisis
• Man sought in deaths of Montrose couple
• Fruitvale Elementary 5K Run/Walk
• County OKs energy project near Collbran
• BLM, state agree to streamline geothermal process
• Mesa State surveys alumni about name change
• Mesa State lacrosse team wins first game in program history
• Home away from home: Bonding through travel, Mavericks set to play in state finals
• Over the Top: Dual tax plans
• Pittsburgh teen dies in skiing accident at Beaver Creek
• Getting It Right, March 15, 2011
• Council chips its way out of grill bunker
• Printed Letters, March 16, 2011
• Could the disaster in Japan reshape Colorado’s energy future?
• Give tiered rates a chance
• Next year's Vail Resorts Epic Pass costs $649
• Colorado school group to protest budget cuts
• Much to be sorted out for high school track and field teams
• Sports in Brief: Daley, Carlsen win overall titles
• Dogs luckier than cats at shelter
• Rifle takes economic development regional
• Police Blotter, March 14, 2011
• House OKs bill on concussions, athletes’ safety
• City stirs address pot of alphabet soup
• 3 historic landmarks designated by Mesa County commissioners
• Regulators: Wastewater safely disposed of in Colorado
• City hires new vendor for public golf courses
• Montrose couple found dead
• Death Notices, March 15, 2011
• District 51 Opens Only Local Online School In Mesa County
• Political math not just for budgets
• Tragedy in Japan
• The future of nuclear power
• Printed letters, March 15, 2015
• SustainAbility: Marquette, Mich.
• Homegrown: Organic gardening, Part 2
• Climber killed but brother rescued in Utah canyon
• Tourism experts keeping close eye on gas prices
• New generation biofuels are more farm-friendly
• Colorado state parks, wildlife agencies to merge July 1 in budget-cutting effort
• Gettiing It Right, March 14, 2011
• Blotter, March 14, 2011
• Clifton woman suspected in theft from mall store
• Measure would put courts in bail bond business
• Legislature This Week, March 14, 2011
• Beekeepers drawn to new area group
• Taiwanese pianist wins young artist competition
• 15 apply for county administrator position
• Western Slope politicans make some headway
• District 51 online school passes pilot test, expands
• Disc Golf Club donates to two charities in valley
• Parties cancel each other out in Statehouse
• Mesa State baseball team tops rival ThunderWolves
• Week’s Best Photos for March 13-19, 2011
• Week in Sports for March 13-19, 2011
• Small school district goes to four-day week to cope with budget cuts
• Colorado National Monument is the Yosemite of bicycling world
• Wild-lands policy provides practical BLM guidance
• Printed letters, March 13, 2011
• Reasons for concern and optimism on jobs
• Merging parks, wildlife
• Grand Junction City Council, at-large race: Aaron Norris, question-and-answer
• Race for at-large City Council seat blends newcomer, veteran outlooks
• Citations leap in traffic enforcement push
• Best of Bridge, March 13, 2011
• Your Town, March 13, 2011
• Weekly Planner, March 13, 2011
• Gray Gourmet, March 13, 2011
• Biz Buzz, March 13, 2011
• Traffic Alert, March 13, 2011
• Invention of sewing machine a quilter’s dream
• Death Notices, March 13, 2011
• VA walk-in clinics planned
• Students guide their ‘satellites’ in deep descent
• Feds rescind approval for Oxbow lease
• You Said It, March 13, 2011
• No bond reduction for N.M. man held in attack on driver
• Graffiti vandals strike GJ homes, businesses
• Police blotter, March 13, 2011
• Prep soccer scores, March 12, 2011
• Religion Briefs, March 12, 2011
• For The Record, March 12, 2011
• Grand Junction missionaries rattled by record earthquake
• Residents reserved in opinions on two country music events
• Vet who became POW, escaped from Germans dies at 85 in GJ home
• Scientific exploration reveals the hole truth
• Local Briefs, March 12, 2011
• Rally ‘Cats: For second straight game, Fruita comes back to win at Fanning
• Judge moves Snider retrial to GarCo
• Panthers can’t get clutch hits in season-opening loss
• Pharmacy robberies net 16-year sentence
• Sports Briefs, March 11, 2011
• Mesa lacrosse team shows progress in second loss to Lindenwood
• Prep soccer scores, March 11, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, March 11, 2011
• Mesa State women’s lacrosse score, March 11, 2011
• Prep lacrosse score, March 11, 2011
• Death notices, March 12, 2011
• Familiar foes: Mavs among RMAC teams playing common opponents in Central Regional
• Season ends for Mesa State wrestlers
• Rifle girls fall in 3A tourney to Estes Park
• Fruita Monument girls lacrosse team loses season opener to Aspen
• For vehicular homicide, man to serve 12 years
• Two seats already settled for Grand Junction City Council
• Police Blotter, March 12, 2011
• Entertainment briefs: Quilt Block Chicken Challenge, music honor
• Road trip: Week of March 11, 2011
• Music scene: Three pianists
• Stage superstition: It’s no joke
• Raucous revelry, dancing part of Tony-winning ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
• OutFit: Great lengths
• Acclaimed Russian pianist to perform show in Delta March 17
• Eckert church plans fundraiser Music for a Sunday Afternoon
• Oops. I didn’t mean to omit Bolin from guitarists’ list
• Invitation to view Easter egg decorators work their magic at Enstrom Candies merits early mention
• Japan earthquake and tsunami
• Devil’s Canyon Rocks
• Realtor news for March 13, 2011
• Homes sold Feb 21-27, 2010
• Anything is more fun than paying a speeding ticket
• Ask the professionals: Tax season questions about real estate
• Montrose switches to 4-day week
• The deep lessons of underwater evidence recovery
• Near no-no by GJ ace helps Tigers open with a win
• Palisade girls fall to Coal Ridge in soccer season opener
• Mavericks’ third straight meeting with Fort Lewis comes in Central Regionals
• Rifle routed by Eaton in 3A tourney
• Sports Briefs, March 10, 2011
• Prep golf coaches use Palisade Invite to give youngsters a chance to play
• Grand Valley’s Krieg will continue to run at Tulsa
• Valley schools all post wins in Bill Fanning Classic
• Neighbors nervous about Bobby’s Bash
• 5 arrested in Grand Junction drug raids
• Briefs, March 11, 2011
• Prep golf results, March 10, 2011
• Fruita first to get safe drinking water
• Prep soccer scores, March 10, 2011
• Agency merger worth a look, ex-wildlife commissioner says
• Junction unemployment hits 11.1%
• Prep basketball scores, March 10, 2011
• Prep baseball scores, March 10, 2011
• Where are the jobs?
• Patriotic singer captures attention of military contractor
• WHO'S NEWS in the Grand Valley business community
• PRISSY'S COLUMN: Pave Pear-adise, put up a parking lot
• Are you stuck? Trapped in the repetition of life?
• Astounded by Angry Birds and glass for gorillas
• Local briefs: March 11, 2011
• The Week That Was: March 11, 2011
• GJ man attends congressional hearings in D.C.
• Fusion - not MSG - secret to good taste at eC's Asian Station
• Hospice patient care volunteers provide hope, comfort
• St. Mary’s e-records eliminate transcribers
• Seniors take center stage
• WHAT'S HANGING: Guide to local galleries & businesses who exhibit art
• Church pastor named 'person of the year' by local atheists
• Community radio a rare commodity run by locals
• Williams Brothers to raise funds for KAFM
• BIZWATCH: Ruby Canyon Cycles
• Report: 16.3% of county kids poor in 2009
• Police blotter, March 11, 2011
• Ex-madam back in legal trouble
• Death notices, March 11, 2011
• Getting It Right, March 11, 2011
• ‘Damn the torpedoes’ rhetoric not enough to fix entitlements
• GOP redistricting bill is premature
• Printed letters, March 11, 2011
• Glenwood case led to national recall
• Colorado lawmakers urged to ban 'Spice'
• Glenwood case led to national recall
• Blotter, March 10, 2011
• Firm buys holder of oil-shale lease
• Comments cost ex-NPR official new Aspen job
• Study links school bullying to risky behavior in victims
• Business battle in store for Palisade
• Delta County man gives his side of road confrontation
• Owner considering selling his Palisade grocery store
• Montrose County declared StormReady by weather service
• Getting It Right, March 10, 2011
• Bill would force Xcel to stop tiered rate plan
• Derailment cleared from 3 crossings in Hotchkiss
• Sports Briefs, March 9, 2011
• Never giving up helped Mesa’s Nelson qualify for wrestling nationals
• New Fruita girls lacrosse coach hopes players catch on quickly
• Death notices, March 10, 2011
• New Emerson School Disc Golf Tournament
• Over the Top: Hidden camera
• Printed letters, March 10, 2011
• Don’t blame the U.S. for Mexican narcotics meltdown
• Nameless noncitizens
• David Broder, R.I.P.
• Will pain at the pump deter visitors?
• Klaus Obermeyer recovering from ski accident
• State parks, water diversion mitigation on agenda for wildlife commission meeting
• Snowpack, water system piggybacks information on meteor trails
• Kids, consider the call of the wild
• Romagna winemakers aim for Tuscan quality
• Edesia will feature Colorado wines, chefs and spirits
• Welcome to the Home Improvement and Remodeling Expo
• Who needs the space more? You or the car?
• Sexy and splashy? Or sensible and staid?
• They did WHAT to that house?
• Cell phone inventor saves friend - with his phone - at Vail
• Brief, March 9, 2011
• Udall, Hatch propose panel on duplicate federal programs
• Blotter, March 9, 2011
• Plea deal sought for Arizona escapee
• Club 20 likes GOP redistricting plan
• Senate panel advances bill assigning liability if police dogs intentionally hurt
• Judge mulls challenge by trooper to charges in Redlands shooting
• Sewer requirement for developer upheld
• Elections chief uncovers 106 noncitizen voters
• Jam attorney: Documents returned by bash planner
• Guv plans 2-agency combo to save cash
• ‘Bobby’ fest poses snags, agencies say
• Death Notices, March 9, 2011
• Lizards are cool, even when it’s 90 degrees out
• All-Soutwestern League Team, Tuesday, March 8
• Colorado Sky Invitational Results, Tuesday, March 8
• Central Regional Pairings, Tuesday, March 8
• Sports in Brief: Fruita Spurs win Mesa County title
• Prep Notebook: Fruita, GJ sweep top SWL honors
• Undefeated Rifle sets sights on rest of 3A field at state
• Fruita Monument hopes new coach will lead soccer turnaround
• CHS Service Learning To Host The First Annual April Fool’s 5K Run
• Democratic senators should kill Mesa State personnel bill
• Momentum builds for attack on debt
• Printed letters, March 9, 2011
• Lights out for this plan
• Colorado lawmakers give initial OK to civil unions
• Slim chance for radioactive water from local drilling
• Don’t worry; you’re happy in Colorado, study says
• County budget cutting claims 6-figure victim
• Enrollment the bottom line at private academies in valley
• Uranium project moves ahead with license final
• Health Briefs, March 8, 2011
• Health Briefs, March 8, 2011
• Blotter, March 8, 2011
• Sentinel offering a deal to Grand Valley schools
• Getting It Right, March 8, 2011
• Defendants in fraud to be sentenced this fall
• Three Western Slope residents appointed to state water panel
• Local Briefs, March 8, 2011
• Death Notices, March 8, 2011
• Montrose County residential development fees waived
• Garfield sheriff says use of force in jail reduced
• Civil-unions bill gets initial approval