Good morning, Grand Junction.

Grand Rivers Humane Society seeks a loving family for Yule—a 5-year-old husky who is active yet calm on the couch.

The shelter advises adopters experienced with huskies because Yule has a high prey drive for small dogs.

Downtown Grand Junction store EBricks runs a global LEGO operation from its North Seventh Street location.

The business holds over 20 million vintage pieces and a one ton steel LEGO minifigure (bRick) while offering locals a buy-back program for loose collections.

AAA’s Skyler McKinley said Colorado gas prices are at $4.44 a gallon and remain high despite schools starting — he noted that local supply issues and international tensions may keep prices near $4.50, above the national average.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is increasing outreach in Monument amid bear sightings, with officials set to host a safety table at Forest Lakes Waterfront Park and attend an outdoor concert Saturday to advise residents on securing trash, grills, and bird feeders (as drought and wildfires have reduced bears’ natural food).

The Counseling and Education Center opened its new Orchard Mesa location on Aug.

17 to offer counseling for individuals, families, and couples ages 3 and older in a permanent space at 2702 B ½ Road (near several schools), doubling its service capacity.