Good morning, Grand Junction.

The American Red Cross of Western Colorado is urging residents to donate on Giving Day tomorrow (to support emergency relief efforts for floods and wildfires).

Donations will fund supply stocking, volunteer training, equipment upkeep, and shelter setup for prompt emergency response.

The American Red Cross of Western Colorado is urging donations on Giving Day tomorrow to support disaster relief as the region readies supplies, training + equipment for potential floods and wildfires.

Pied Piper, a nine-week-old puppy, and nine littermates are available for adoption at Roice-Hurst Humane Society and are expected to grow into large pitbull mixes; a low-cost vaccine clinic for pets is set Saturday, Mar.

28 at Discovery Auto Group (vaccines charge $10 for cats and $20 for dogs).

SG Aerospace built parts for the Orion capsule that will carry four astronauts around the moon on the Artemis II mission, scheduled for launch as early as April 1 pending repairs & safety reviews.

The company says its work is crucial to the mission.

A workshop was held today at CSU Western Campus to examine how drought and low snowpack are impacting Western Colorado and share adaptive strategies (like improved grazing management and grass banking) to reduce wildfire risk and secure water for livestock.

About 80 local experts, including ranchers and scientists, participated.

Bighorn sheep lambs are roaming near Colorado National Monument Visitor Center in early spring, and one lively lamb has been delighting visitors with its tap-dancing and bunny-hopping movements.

Officials advise drivers and hikers to keep at least 25 yards away — a rule to protect both animals and people.

The National Park Service released its 2025 visitor numbers showing a nearly nine million visit drop nationwide.

Locally, Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in Montrose saw about 86,000 fewer visitors after a summer fire at its South Rim, while Colorado National Monument lost 5,000 visitors.

City projects and CDOT construction have affected traffic this week, with 25 Rd. closed from F ½ Rd. to Waite Ave. on Four Canyons Parkway and lane reductions on 5th St. for I-70B, so drivers are advised to use detours & check alternate routes.

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.