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Grand Junction’s Homes Starting at $279,000 Come With 40-Year Affordability Rules
New homes starting at $279,000 are being advertised at Juniper Grove in Grand Junction. For qualified buyers, the 48-home neighborhood at the Salt Flats could offer a way into homeownership. The purchase would also come with a lasting condition: limits on who can own the home, how it can be used and what it can sell for.
Myhighplains.com
Digital tipping is transforming relationship between consumers and businesses
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KREX) – Digital payment screens offering percentage-based tipping options are transforming the transaction experience between businesses and consumers, expanding into locations where tipping was not traditionally expected, including fast food establishments and gas stations. The shift coincides with global mobile wallet transactions exceeding $2 trillion in...
thebusinesstimes.com
CMU hosts River District’s annual seminar
Water seminar examines drought, agriculture, Colorado River negotiations and statewide policy. Water managers, agricultural producers, elected officials and Colorado River experts will gather in Grand Junction on Sept. 18 to discuss the effects of a major drought year and what could lie ahead for the Colorado River Basin. The Colorado...
westernslopetrellis.com
Western Slope Week Ahead: Housing Votes in Grand Junction, Leadership Changes in Montrose
Grand Junction will consider land and funding agreements for 48 homes at the Salt Flats this week, alongside a broader plan for addressing the city’s housing needs. In Montrose, council members will take up agreements formalizing the city manager transition and discuss filling a vacant council seat. Mesa County...
unearththevoyage.com
This Family-Owned Colorado Farm Market Is Worth The Drive For Palisade Peaches, Sweet Melons, And Fire-Roasted Chile
Somewhere along a two-lane Colorado highway, drivers keep passing the big-box grocery stores on purpose. They are chasing melons so sweet they have earned a loyal following, peaches trucked in from the famous orchard country to the west, and green chile roasting in a turning drum. This corner of the...
thebusinesstimes.com
Sizing up: Frame Depot goes big with store expansion
About 60 feet of wall is going to come down soon, and the separation of the two units in the 9,733-square-foot commercial building at 529 Bogart Lane will dissolve. There will be one unit, one tenant, and Frame Depot will become about twice the store in size. It’s an ambitious...
KJCT8
Graff Dairy enters a new era as local couple takes the reins of Grand Junction icon
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - For over 60 years, Graff Dairy in Grand Junction has been known as the “go-to” place for delicious, soft serve ice cream and other treats. It was recently acquired by Maddison and Jordan Burge, a married couple who are local to Grand Junction and grew up visiting the iconic ice cream parlor.
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Utilities Director - City of Grand Junction, CO
Are you an experienced utility executive who can lead complex water and wastewater operations, strengthen long-term financial and capital planning, and build productive relationships across an organization and region? If so, apply to be the City of Grand Junction’s next Utilities Director!. We’re looking for an exceptional, collaborative leader...
boatingindustry.com
Sundance Marine Unveils New Brand and Website
Sundance Marine, Grand Junction’s full-service marine dealership, has launched a refreshed brand and new website following its acquisition by Colorado native Jeff Taylor in July 2026. Taylor acquired Sundance Marine from longtime owners Ron and Susan Richardson. The dealership will remain at its current location at 2291 Tall Grass...
thebusinesstimes.com
Ice cream shop gets new owners
Jordan and Maddison Burge plan to maintain what made ice-cream shop great, but make changes, such as drive-through coffee. Jordan Burge said he was joking when he asked the question: “What if we buy Graff Dairy?”. Maddison Burge was serious when she answered: “Show me the numbers, then we’ll...
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A Grand Junction Landmark Is Facing A Big Question
Cross Orchards has been an important part of the Grand Valley since the early 1900s. It once covered nearly 250 acres with over 22,000 apple trees, but now the historic site’s future is uncertain. Museums of Western Colorado is looking for someone new to operate the site, with its...
Estes Park Trail Gazette
Colorado’s largest lumber mill shutting down in blow to Montrose
Efforts to revive the country’s domestic lumber industry may have come too late to save Montrose Forest Products, the state’s largest lumber mill. Owner Neiman Enterprises informed the mill’s 90 employees on Tuesday that operations would wind down once its remaining timber supply runs out in the next few weeks.