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Palisade Historical Society digitalizing thousands of newspaper articles from past 100 years
PALISADE, Colo. (KKCO) - For over 100 years, the small of town of Palisade had just one newspaper— the Palisade Tribune. Starting in 1903, before the town of Palisade had even been founded, the happenings of its community were diligently reported by writers with the newspaper. But in 2014,...
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Social Security Barely Covers Rent Elsewhere, But It Buys A Whole Life In This Small Colorado Town
There’s a version of retirement in Colorado that doesn’t involve a trust fund, a pension from a Fortune 500 company, or a relative who left you something useful, and it exists in Delta, Colorado. Delta is a small western slope town that has somehow managed to stay affordable...
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Fruita to unveil new sculptures this Wednesday
FRUITA, Colo. (KREX) – The City of Fruita Arts and Culture Board will host an Art Walk this Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. to unveil the 2026/2027 HeArt of Fruita Rotating Art Sculpture Program. This year’s initiative features nine sculptures, expanding from five pieces in previous cycles. The annual...
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Grand Junction moves toward a one-year pause on data centers
Council will hold an Oct. 21 public hearing on a proposal to pause applications while the city studies water, power and other local impacts. Grand Junction has no land-use category specifically for data centers and no development standards tailored to them. City Council has taken the first step toward putting applications on hold while it decides what those rules should be.
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A new jail could be coming to downtown Moab. Not everyone is sold on the idea
A block from Moab’s main street lies the proposed site for the multimillion-dollar Grand County public safety complex. “We've outgrown the jail, and our public safety areas are kind of scattered across the county,” said Grand County Commissioner Jacques Hadler. Updating the county’s public safety facilities has been...
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Grand Junction City Council advances one-year moratorium on large data centers
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - The Grand Junction City Council has taken the first step toward temporarily halting the development of large data centers within city limits. During its meeting Wednesday night, council members approved the first reading of an ordinance that would create a one-year moratorium on new large-scale data center projects.