Good morning, Grand Junction.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and local law enforcement reminds residents that abuse can be physical, emotional, or financial.

They urge anyone in danger to call 911 immediately or visit victim services at the police department or Latimer House for support.

A new mural was unveiled this weekend at Junct’n Square Pizza as part of a local artist’s Facebook giveaway campaign.

Taylor Castro designed the piece to blend Western Slope highlights and an Italian town square feel — featuring Mount Garfield, peaches, and vineyards that honor the community.

And Company Performance Troupe (led by director Lana Rogal) brightened the stage with its '42nd Street' production at Palisade High School in July, offering locals a taste of Broadway quality.

The troupe will continue its cultural work with upcoming flash mobs, a Broadway Brunch fundraiser, and holiday events around town.

A new mural was unveiled this weekend at Junct’n Square Pizza after two months of work, inspired by an Italian town square that reflects the welcoming Western Slope spirit (local artist Taylor Castro incorporated regional landmarks like Mount Garfield and vineyards to honor Mesa County).

Community members and students gathered at Tope Elementary School (2220 N.

Seventh St.) on Friday, Oct. 16 to unveil Mr. Bailey's Outdoor Classroom and Julie Armbruster’s Legacy Garden honoring their contributions, which helped shape the school's STEAM program.