Good morning, Grand Junction.

Grand Valley Regional Transportation Office invites local artists to apply for the Shelter Mural Project to design murals at GVT bus stop shelters in Mesa County—applications must be submitted by July 1 and selected artists will receive a stipend for time and materials.

A road report by Dalen Brazelton was posted on May 28 at 5:23 a.m. MDT and provided a brief update on traffic conditions — further details were not included for drivers to review.

Yesterday, the City of Grand Junction began accepting Letters of Request for its Affordable Housing Incentive Program.

Developers must submit requests between June 1 and July 1 — the program will cover fees such as transportation and water to boost affordable housing projects.

Grand Junction Airport received over $1 million in grant funding for terminal updates and runway repairs, including relocating its primary runway about 1,000 feet west to better separate it from the smaller general aviation runway.

Airport officials said the current runway remains active—travelers should not expect delays.

Mesa County Behavioral Health Department will close on June 30, which ends several mental health services—such as the Co-Responder Unit that brings law enforcement and clinicians together to manage crises.

The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office said they will look for new grant funding to keep the program active while their operations remain unchanged.

On Monday morning, Glade Park residents filled every seat at the Old Mesa County Courthouse to express concerns over the proposed wedding venue on 21 ½ Road.

Fire chief James Davenport and property owner Cheryl Norton noted fire safety and traffic issues—after discussing these with planning and fire officials, the commissioners approved the motion.

Grand Junction faces renewed debate over whether the BLM should move its headquarters back after a brief stay that began in 2019, a move once hailed for the promise of local jobs.

A recent debate at Colorado Mesa University showed that supporters like Robin Brown believe the move would boost the community while critics warn repeated shifts may hurt the agency’s mission—raising serious concerns.

40 Oz to Freedom: A Tribute to Sublime

8-9:30 p.m. — Mesa Theater — All ages welcome — Experience the energetic tribute to Sublime by the award-winning band 40 Oz to Freedom.

Ninety Percent 90s

8-11 p.m. — Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar — Cover charge TBD — Covering the best and worst hits of the 90s with 100% awesome vibes.

Clyde McGee with Eric Mocko Live

8 PM — Mesa Theater — Free venue parking — Enjoy a night of live music returning to Grand Junction with Clyde McGee and special guest Eric Mocko.

Rock Junction

9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Grand Junction Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram — Entry fee varies — Explore a plethora of automotive innovations and network with industry professionals.

Cheap Trick Concert

7-11 p.m. — Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park — Ticket information available — Experience classic rock tunes from the legendary Cheap Trick band.

Phantom Ink Festival

12 PM-10 PM — Grand Junction Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Immerse yourself in a vibrant tattoo festival featuring artists, competitions, and entertainment.

Wüffstock at the Gardens: Liver Down the River

4-7 p.m. — Western Colorado Botanical Gardens — Free entry — Enjoy live music from Zac Grant and Liver Down the River in a beautiful botanical setting.

Colorado Native Plant Master: Noxious Weeds Training

8 AM – 12 PM — Colorado State University Extension Tri-River Area — Check website for cost — Engage in hands-on classes to identify and manage invasive weeds in Western Colorado.

DJ Snoopadelic Summer Bash

5-6:30 p.m. — Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park — $50-$109 — Enjoy an unforgettable evening with DJ Snoopadelic at the ultimate summer BBQ bash.

Mineral & Rock Sale

9 AM – 3 PM — Grand Junction Gem & Mineral — Open to all — Discover an array of gems, fossils, and minerals from local enthusiasts.