Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 24th of August.
Good morning, Grand Junction.
🏘️ Community
Grand Junction resident Barbra Sowder expanded her at-home bakery, Bake and Bloom, into a little free pantry to share treats and household items with neighbors facing food insecurity (a gesture inspired by her own recovery).
Friends of Youth and Nature encourages local families to explore outdoor spaces and spark curiosity in children today.
The nonprofit recommends backyard adventures and simple nature activities — like digging and walking — to create lasting, wonder-filled memories.
🌲 Environment
Colorado West Land Trust released its first comprehensive restoration plan today, launching a five-year framework to restore more than 115 acres of wetlands and riparian habitat in western Colorado — including a project along the North Fork of the Gunnison River in Delta County with support from Great Outdoors Colorado.
🏈 Sports
Grand Junction High's junior quarterback Andrew Neese is attracting college recruiters after excelling at elite summer camps and setting strong records with over 1,500 passing yards last season.
He remains focused on leading his team to success this fall in the new 5A classification.
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