Latest Navajo Nation donation drive underway
Tim Kral and Teri Roth prepare to make another humanitarian mission trip to the Navajo Nation on August 25. Donations welcome and accepted at Downtown Vineyard Church on August 16.
Anti-BLM protestors confront “Oppressed People’s March”
Armed counter-protestors appeared at the Grand Junction City Council meeting on Wednesday evening.
Mesa Midwives closes longtime clinic, but midwifery thrives in GJ
Pioneering women’s wellness and childbirth center Mesa Midwives closes its doors after 37 years.
GJ’s historic 2006 immigration march informs anti-racist activism
Does the current wave of activism and protests signal a new era of social and racial justice for the Western Slope?
Fruita kindergartner organizes donation drive, thanks to Minecraft
Fruita kindergartner Lila Harvey is collecting donations for people dealing with houselessness and poverty.
The Minority Report: Jose Luis Chavez, Latino activist
Latino activist and lifetime Mesa County resident Jose Luis Chavez shares his stories of social justice activism.
Protest to Keep BLM Alive and Thriving in Grand Junction
CMU students held a peaceful rally near the university to remind passing Grand Junction that Black Lives Still Matter.
Pets of the Week: Habanero, Rango, and Banshee
Meet Habanero, Rango, and Banshee, Roice-Hurst Humane Society’s Pets of the Week!
Commissioner McInnis says it’s “defamation” to refer to officer-involved shootings as “murder”
Commissioner Scott McInnis accused citizens who refer to officer-involved killings as “murder” of defamation during statement issued at public meeting.
Transit union demands, teacher safety major concern during commissioners’ meeting
Local citizens express concern over the houseless, teachers returning to school, and transit union workers during today’s county commissioners’ meeting.
