Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 27th of December.
Good morning, Grand Junction.
Humane societies in Grand Junction, Colorado, face overcrowding due to increased stray and unwanted animals, highlighting a need for community support and adoption.
A Christmas dinner in Grand Junction served over 90 individuals, including the unhoused, with volunteers and organizers like Tanya Valencia bringing holiday cheer to the community.
In Grand Junction, Colorado, a 33-foot-tall Christmas tree with 30,000 LED pixels, part of a massive light show synchronized to radio station 102.9, draws hundreds of viewers nightly.
The article emphasizes the importance of preparing your vehicle for winter to ensure safe travel, including checking tire treads, brakes, and heaters, topping off fluids, and stocking an emergency kit.
Local organizations in Grand Junction, Colorado, including Homewardbound, Mutual Aid, La Plaza, and United Way, collaborated on a holiday event featuring a toy drive that collected over 600 toys for the community.
One individual perished in a collision involving a truck and a car on the I-70 Business Loop in Grand Junction, with the Mesa County Coroner's Office set to identify the deceased.
Mesa County administrative and various other county offices will be closed on January 1st for the New Year's Day holiday, excluding emergency services.
NYE Mascarade Recovery Ball (Peer 180 RCO)
Dress up on Mascarade & celebrate NYE with Peer 180. Lincoln Park Barn 8:00, tickets $10 in advance.
Women's Basketball: Colorado Mesa Mavericks vs. New Mexico Highlands Cowboys
The Colorado Mesa Mavericks women's basketball team will compete against the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys at Brownson Arena, offering a thrilling sports experience for fans.
La Zenda Norteña Concert
La Zenda Norteña will perform at the Grand Junction Convention Center, featuring an evening of live music.
Houndmouth Live at Mesa Theater
Houndmouth will perform live at the Mesa Theater in Grand Junction, Colorado.
Concert by The Fretliners at Mesa Theater
The Fretliners will perform live at the Mesa Theater in Grand Junction, showcasing their musical talents and entertaining the local community.
Chris Duarte Concert at Mesa Theater
Renowned blues and jazz guitarist Chris Duarte will perform live at the Mesa Theater, offering an evening of seated, high-quality musical entertainment.
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