Grand Junction

They're baaaaaccck. They were there, and then they weren't. It seems one of the "signs of the times" will ultimately prove to be as perennial as the leaves on a tree. The next time you're at a Grand Junction grocery store on box store, look down.

People are lighting off fireworks more than a month after the 4th of July and lots of people are arguing about it on the Next Door App.

There's a new kid in the neighborhood. A major national chain is moving in on North Avenue in Grand Junction, and their opening date isn't too far down the road.

SUP Paddleboard Yoga is a real thing, and you can find it in Grand Junction. Here are my top five reasons why you should participate.

A minivan driver committed three hit and runs and was involved in a high-speed chase in Grand Junction Wednesday morning.

Grand Junction's Lane Bryant store is one of more than 150 stores expected to be permanently closed as part of parent company Ascena Retail Group's bankruptcy.

Do you recall ever paying $8.50 to have a muffler replaced? Neither do I. If you lived in Grand Junction of the mid-1960's, though, you probably went to this shop for your automotive repairs.

Drive down 3rd Street in Grand Junction just north of North Avenue and you'll spot a land development application sign outside of a popular beach bar. What's going on?

Renovations are underway at the former location of a popular Grand Junction steakhouse. Who's moving in?

Sunday, July 19, is National Ice Cream Day. Where will you find Grand Junction's best?