Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, Grand Junction.
A 56-year-old Whitewater man, Richard Lemus, was arrested for attempting to sexually exploit a child after the '14-year-old girl' he met online was revealed to be an undercover Mesa County Sheriff's Office investigator.
A free webinar on Oct.
15 by Colorado HR Connection will cover the unemployment claims process and the Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act.
Mesa County's sales tax collections rose to over $33.1 million in the first eight months of 2024, marking a 2 percent increase from the previous year, fueled by gains in general merchandise, clothing, and home improvements.
Craig Hall, owner of the Business Times, reflects on overcoming personal and financial adversity, including the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on advertising revenue, as his publication approaches its 30th year.
Nathan Perry's economic update on Mesa County reveals a mixed outlook with labor and real estate market slowdowns, alongside positive signs like population growth and income increases, projecting a 50% chance of a soft economic landing over recession.
Colorado Mesa University expands its CMU Promise program statewide, increases income eligibility to $70,000 to support more low-income and first-generation students.
A Colorado State University research lab and a peach farm in Grand Valley have received a part of $500,000 in grants for agrivoltaic projects, blending solar energy production with agriculture.
A $49,997 grant from the Colorado River District will fund a master irrigator program for Mesa and Delta conservation districts to improve water use efficiency in agriculture.
The NFIB endorsed Jeff Hurd for the U.S. House and two incumbents for the Colorado House, emphasizing their support for small business economies.
Mike Bennett, with a decade of experience as Fruita's city manager, has been named the finalist for the Grand Junction city manager position, aiming to start in late November.
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2024-2025 Grand Valley Community Concert Series
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Koko Love - Funky House DJ Set
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Deadlands Live Concert
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JunkTown Film Festival
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