Good morning, Grand Junction.

Blitz, a five year old cattle dog who loves people and other four legged friends, is seeking a loving home in Grand Junction.

The Grand Rivers Humane Society says he enjoys walks and hikes and performs tricks like sit (and hug) for food rewards.

Blitz is a five-year-old cattle dog mix available for adoption through the Grand Rivers Humane Society in Grand Junction.

He loves people and other four-legged friends, enjoys walks & hikes, and performs tricks such as sit and hug.

Amanda Latz, training for the all-women Rebelle Rally, will host a fundraiser at Mama Ree’s in Grand Junction on May 3 (1 to 7 p.m.) featuring a car and truck show, silent auction, and DJ to support aspiring women racers.

The Western Region One Source and the Western Slope Vietnam War Memorial Park will host the annual Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony on Mar.

30 at 11 a.m. at the Colorado Welcome Center in Fruita (just off Interstate 70). Outreach tables open at 9:30 a.m. and attendees must bring seating.

Owners of iconic Graff Dairy, a local ice cream institution operating for 60 years, are selling the business and its property at 581 29 Road so a buyer can keep the tradition alive (listings are $1.7 million for the package or $425,000 for the business only).

Moody’s Underground will open in early April at 201 S.

Sixth St. downtown, offering live music and comedy, good food, and cocktails while providing a stage for local acts and a house band led by founder Bill Moody (with shared staff from Moody’s Lounge).

Grand Junction hotel numbers improved as January data showed a 1.9% rise in occupancy and 4.6% higher revenue per room with guest stays averaging 3.1 nights – Visit Grand Junction says the trend contrasts with modest lodging-tax gains and a 2,000-room shortage that may prompt new riverfront development soon.

U.S. Senator Michael Bennet and Attorney General Phil Weiser will speak at the 10th Annual Western Colorado Economic Summit on April 23 at Colorado Mesa University—where business leaders and community partners will discuss regional economic growth.

School District 51 is starting asbestos abatement at the closed Gateway school so it can be safely demolished due to low enrollment and high upkeep costs.

Local resident Lisa Casto said she would prefer the building be kept for community use.

Colorado Farm Bureau President Carlyle Currier was re-elected to the AFBF board and named to its executive committee at last January’s convention.

The Mesa County rancher from Molina, who has served since 2023, has long tackled ag issues like wolf reintroduction and labor concerns.

City crews are widening D 1/2 Road near Pear Park Elementary for $4 million — adding bike lanes, sidewalks and a turn lane to boost safety for school trips.

Part of a 2019 bond initiative, the project will finish this fall while the road remains open to local traffic.

The Grand Junction Regional Communications Center now lets Mesa County residents sign up online for emergency alerts on weather, law enforcement, wildfires, and evacuations for home, work, or school; notifications are sent via text, email, or phone call + local agencies share additional safety updates on social media.

Grand Junction hosted its annual Wildland Emergency Medical Symposium last weekend, where more than 100 fire medical providers learned new techniques such as patient packing and splinting broken bones for wildfire conditions.

Organizers said the event prepares teams for the active fire season (focusing on building trusted networks).

The Mesa County housing market slowed with 166 homes sold in February but showed a 17% increase from January as the median price climbed to $406,750.

Builders issued 76 permits — a signal that construction is picking up in Grand Junction and surrounding areas.

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.

Clutch Live Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Mesa Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the heavy riffs and unique sound of Clutch in an electrifying live performance.