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Aspen Daily News
98-home development proposed west of Glenwood Springs
A proposed subdivision of around 98 homes outside Glenwood Springs won the support of the Garfield County Planning Commission last Wednesday. The commission unanimously voted to recommend that Garfield County’s Board of County Commissioners approve sketch plans for the Mitchell Creek Community, which would replace Ami’s Acres Campground, an RV park just outside Glenwood Springs’ city limits that’s existed since 1973.
everafterinthewoods.com
Colorado Farmers And Food Makers Take Over This Historic Site For A Weekend Market
There is something wonderfully fitting about buying fresh food in a place built around the story of growing it. On select weekends, this historic orchard site fills with farmers, bakers, makers, and shoppers who come for more than a quick browse. The setting gives every table a little extra meaning....
thebusinesstimes.com
Making every drop of water count
Can graywater and rainwater be part of GJ’s solution to water issues?. Limited water supplies, rising irrigation costs and the urban heat island effect are creating overlapping challenges for Grand Junction and the surrounding region as the population continues to grow from in-migration. For some residents, drought pricing and...
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Clifton Water District says drought rates are curbing water use
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) — Clifton Water District says customers are using significantly less water after implementing drought rates in June, which charge customers more as their water use increases. “We’re seeing something we’ve never seen before here in the valley,” said Ty Jones, district manager for Clifton Water...
montrosebusinesstimes.com
DMEA announces a retirement and a promotion for two of its leadership staff
Delta-Montrose Electric Association has announced a series of leadership changes, including the retirement of a longtime executive and the promotion and reassignment of several senior staff members. Chief Safety Officer Chad Sticker will retire this fall after 34 years with DMEA. Sticker began his career with the electric cooperative as...
thebusinesstimes.com
Guardian Storage brings its ‘A’ game to Grand Junction
Guardian Storage didn’t need to say a thing to express its belief that Grand Junction had room for another large, personal-storage facility. Instead, it showed it, as its confidence about entering the Grand Junction market is on display at 640 24 1/2 Road. That’s where it built a complex with six buildings, housing a variety of storage-unit sizes that add up to about 85,000 rentable square feet, including drive-up, climate-controlled drive-up and interior climate-controlled storage. The unit sizes range from 5-feet-by-5-feet to 10-feet-by-30-feet.
montrosebusinesstimes.com
Montrose Artisans Market brings creators and customers together… and also a scavenger hunt
A collection of mismatched letters has found its way into 19 downtown Montrose businesses. Some are large and lighted. Others are small enough to be tucked beside a cash register — or hidden somewhere inside a store. Finding them all is the challenge at the center of the Downtown Letter Hunt, a scavenger hunt created by Debra Walker to encourage people to explore businesses throughout downtown.