Good morning, Grand Junction.

ARC Thrift Stores will expand its Feed Colorado program statewide on Feb.

25 to collect 65 tons of food in partnership with Safeway’s Nourishing Neighbors Program and BOK Financial. The drive will support local hunger programs including veteran support services in Grand Junction.

A strong windstorm on Monday night and early Tuesday damaged siding at Asteria Theatre, advancing scheduled repairs so the Feb.

26 show is unaffected, and a Mesa County Sheriff's vehicle was totaled when a falling tree struck it near E 1/2 Road and 31 Road with no injuries.

Sauvage Spectrum Estate Winery & Vineyard in Palisade received national recognition as a hot brand by Wine Business Monthly, making it only the second local winery honored.

The winemaker said the team will continue entering competitions as 14 award-winning cases remain available.

Don McIntosh, CTO at Sky Peak Technologies, was inducted into the Academy of Electrical and Computer Engineers at Missouri S&T during its annual meeting and was elevated to Senior Life Member status by IEEE, marking decades of innovation and leadership.

The third annual Grand Junction Jewish Film Festival begins Feb.

21 at Colorado Mesa University’s Meyer Ballroom with VIP and filmmaker discussions, continuing Feb. 22 with a matinee screening. It benefits local youth programs (Mitzvah Masa Jewish Children’s Summer Camp and The Joseph Center).

The Housing and Building Association of Western Colorado will host its annual Home Improvement and Remodeling Expo on March 6 to 8 at the Grand Junction Convention Center, bringing together over 100 local builders, contractors, and suppliers.

The expo—key to the spring building season—will support local housing.

At a Feb. 5 summit hosted by the Western Colorado Housing & Building Association (key sponsors), District 51 reported that Careers in Construction classes have seen tripled student interest while nearly every high school now offers the program with plans for further expansion.

Colorado Avalanche Information Center warns of dangerous avalanche conditions as a major winter storm is set to bring heavy snowfall and 70 mph wind gusts in the mountains.

Visitors planning backcountry trips must check forecasts and carry rescue gear for snow-covered slopes in West Elk and San Juan Mountains.

At a Feb. 3 workshop, transit officials warned that Grand Valley Transit’s operating costs are outpacing fare revenues, so local governments may need to pay more from tax funds.

The shortfall is projected to reach about $750,000 by 2030 if service levels remain unchanged.

Temporary travel restrictions affect several roads this week.

Four Canyons Parkway will have 25 Rd closed from F ½ Rd to Waite Ave; D 1/2 Rd will allow only local traffic; and CDOT I-70B Phase 7 Construction operates weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with night and weekend work.

The Agency Grand Junction opened on Feb.

10 at 601 Main St., Unit B downtown — the Kimbroughs bring fresh real estate practices and plan to include independent agents in a changing market.

Adrenaline Driven Adventures is set to open Grand Junction’s first motocross training facility on Horizon Drive once city approval comes — expected within two to four weeks.

The private MX club uses a super-motocross track designed by Brad Schacht and offers USMCA-certified coaching for elite riders and beginners.

Western Slope Hospice & Palliative Care Conference

8 AM – 12:30 PM — Community Hospital — Free entry — Attend a conference focused on hospice and palliative care in western Colorado.

Princess Festival

10 AM – 12 PM — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Grand Junction — Entry fee may apply — Dive into a fairytale adventure with princesses, makeovers, and magical experiences.

Pop Evil Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Tickets available — Experience the electrifying sounds of Pop Evil in an intimate setting.

The Hip Snacks Live

8-10 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of engaging music with The Hip Snacks and MoonBeem.

Led Zepagain Tribute Concert

8-10 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Tickets required — Celebrate over 36 years of tribute to the iconic rock band Led Zeppelin with Led Zepagain.

2026 Home Improvement and Remodeling Expo

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Grand Junction Convention Center — Admission details not specified — Explore the latest trends and tips for transforming your home.

Crêpe Girl Concert

7-11 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the indie pop sounds of crêpe girl with hits like 'RACING 2 U'.

Almost St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — The Feisty Pint — 25% off early bird tickets — Celebrate St. Patrick's Day a bit early with games, prizes, and festive fun in Downtown Grand Junction.