Names

We took a look at some of Grand Junction's street names and picked some of the most difficult for out-of-towners to pronounce.

These pronunciations will help you through the tough town names in the state of Colorado.

Have you met two of two of Mt. Garfield's residents, Boone and Sweetheart? They're very friendly. The next time you hike the Bookcliffs, you may run into them.

I posted a Facebook question asking what the weirdest street names in Grand Junction are, here are the results.

Over the last 60 years, there are a few baby girl names that have risen above all the rest in popularity.

It's not surprising to find Smith and Johnson at the top of the list of most popular surnames in Colorado, but there's one near the top you might not expect.

A Grand Junction burger joint is hosting a fundraising drive for MDA. Last year, a strange cast of characters came by to donate. It's good to see Mr. Spock supports the MDA. Unfortunately, those characters have yet to appear this year.

Naming a new baby can be either a challenge or so easy parents don't even think twice about it. You want the baby to have a name that's unique. You also don't want it so unusual people wonder if you were sane when you picked it.

Coming up with unique but cool baby names can be a real challenge for parents-to-be, and so I would offer these suggestions from Colorado towns I think would make the coolest baby names.

In Red Feather Lakes, Colo., which is in Larimer County, there's a humorous street name that you'd think was a joke.