Good morning, Grand Junction.

A proposal to develop affordable housing on a 14-acre parcel of Matchett Park in Grand Junction has generated mixed reactions from the community, balancing the need for affordable housing with preserving land for recreation.

Willy Tuz's Colorado Fruit Designs, known for its fruit carving and appearances on Food Network, has found a new home inside Carlson Vineyards Downtown Tasting Room in Grand Junction, enhancing both businesses with a complementary pairing of chocolate-covered fruit and wine.

The Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Department invites community engagement through a survey and an interactive meeting on April 1 to inform the branding of the new Community Recreation Center.

The Wine & Whiskers Gala benefiting Roice-Hurst Human Society will be held on March 29 at Two Rivers Winery, offering general and VIP tickets, along with a Gala-at-Home option.

The City of Grand Junction is reverting to its original downtown parking enforcement hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting March 12, following feedback from residents and businesses.

Two individuals were hospitalized with suspected minor injuries following a rollover accident in Grand Junction after a car failed to yield the right of way.

Morgan Mining initiates the first wave of hiring, promising 893 jobs with an average salary of $92,447 over eight years in Grand Junction, aiming to become a leading regional employer.

Local small businesses like Owl’s Nest Quilters hope to attract former Joann customers, emphasizing the higher quality of their products and educational offerings despite not matching Joann's inventory size.

The 2025 Western Colorado Economic Summit, hosted by the Grand Junction Economic Partnership at Colorado Mesa University, will focus on strategies for regional economic development, including panels and sessions with industry professionals.

The Grand Junction City Council debates proposed impact-fee increases to fund infrastructure, balancing concerns over housing affordability and quality of life with the need for sustainable funding.

Tyler Braden Live Performance

Tyler Braden will perform live at Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five in Grand Junction.

Almost St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl in Grand Junction

This themed pub crawl in Downtown Grand Junction offers contests, social media activities, and engaging experiences centered around St. Patrick's Day festivities.

International Fly Fishing Film Festival at The Avalon Theatre

Experience the latest cinematic works showcasing the beauty and excitement of fly fishing from around the globe.

Connect for Good Luncheon: Building Community Connections

The Connect for Good Luncheon invites attendees to engage in meaningful discussions and discover local resources, fostering community connections through interactive group activities and a locally sourced menu.

Grand Mesa Pow-Wow

7 PM – 3 PM — Colorado Mesa University — Visit wsnarc.org for details — Celebrate Indigenous culture with drum contests and gourd dances.

Kundalini Yoga for Nervous System Renewal and Stamina Building

10:00-11:30 a.m. — Grand River Financial Partners — Check website for costs — Explore breathwork and meditation to enhance energy and support holistic wellness.

Nicholas Gledhill Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Love Recital Hall — Check for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of horn music from CMU alumnus Nicholas Gledhill.

Jim Henson's Labyrinth: In Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Avalon Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the magic of Jim Henson's Labyrinth with a live concert performance.

Los Toms Live Show

7-10 p.m. — Copeka Coffee — $10 adv/$15 dos — Experience a dynamic evening of surreal psychedelia and heavy psychrock with Los Toms.