Good morning, Grand Junction.

Retail marijuana now sells for just over ($600 a pound) in Grand Junction, a record low since 2014, with local dispensaries like The Garage reporting fewer customers and lower revenue as the market shifts to everyday retail products.

The Western Colorado Job Fair — in partnership with Colorado Mesa University — is scheduled for Wednesday, Apr.

22 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Grand Junction Convention Center to help job seekers meet dozens of local employers.

A Fruita Middle School student raised nearly $1,000 through a lemonade and baked goods stand to attend a summer music camp at Colorado Mesa University, surpassing his $650 goal.

The stand opens Saturday near 18 Road and Wildwood Drive — a local boost for his musical journey.

Colorado West Land Trust announced a conservation easement on a working organic orchard near Paonia in the North Fork Valley, protecting farmland used for organic pears and apples while safeguarding irrigation, wildlife, and the rural landscape.

The deal partners with Dirt Capital Partners and First Fruits Organic Farms (local growers).

Local orchards are blooming three weeks early because a mild winter leaves crops at risk for frost damage and water shortages.

Growers use wind machines to protect blossoms and plan to adjust market timing for the early season.

Mesa County Public Health released a restaurant inspection blotter today covering eateries from Mack to De Beque after routine and complaint-based reviews, reporting multiple violations at several locations.

The report helps local diners check health compliance before dining out.

According to Mesa County Public Health, this flu season is the worst in four years with 156 flu-related hospitalizations reported since Oct.

1 compared to lower numbers for COVID-19 (72) and RSV (59). Officials advise residents to maintain good hygiene and get vaccinated.

A recent housing report shows that building permits have shifted outside Grand Junction as developers look for more land while market activity remains highest in the city.

The report noted that homes in the $300,000 to $400,000 range sell the fastest (reflecting the limited city land).

Grand Junction High junior pitcher Gareth Keller threw a no-hitter on Wednesday at Canyon View Park, facing 16 batters and giving up a single leadoff walk while striking out 11 in a 10-0 win over Mountain View.

The Princess Bride Screening

3–5 p.m. — The Avalon Theatre — Check event page for ticket info — Experience the beloved fantasy-adventure film The Princess Bride with themed cocktails and memorable quote cards.

Tai Chi Practice

8:45 a.m. — Lincoln Park barn — $8 drop-in or $60 for ten punches — Experience the tranquility of Tai Chi, a gentle form of moving meditation that enhances strength and balance.

Boots & Badges 90's Country Party

7-10 p.m. — Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar — Cost details not provided — Celebrate the 90's country music era with a lively party atmosphere.

Cinderella: A Classical Ballet

7-11 p.m. — Asteria Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting tale of Cinderella brought to life through exquisite classical ballet.

The Wood Brothers Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Avalon Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the masters of soulful folk in a night of captivating music.

Easter Sunrise Service

6:50-7:30 a.m. — Loma Boat Ramp — Free entry — Celebrate Easter with a sunrise service featuring traditional hymns and a serene view of the Bookcliffs.

Dance With The Dead, Magic Sword and Megan McDuffee

7-10 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Enjoy an electrifying night featuring Dance With The Dead, a duo delivering a vibrant performance from Orange County.

Elevate Kids Fun Run

8:30-11:00 AM — Grand Junction Colorado — Entry fee not specified — A fun community event for kids promoting health and fitness.

Los Lonely Boys Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Avalon Theatre — Ticket info unavailable — Experience the Texican rock & roll sound of Los Lonely Boys, thrilling audiences with their family-oriented music and fresh energy.