Valentine's Day

With Valentine's Day around the corner, our minds are filled with what to do. If you are anything like me, Valentine's Day needs to be on a budget. Here are my 5 steps to help you out.

Valentines day has been divided up into several types of people. Some who love it, some who loathe it, and those who really could not care either way. Which are you?

Sometimes love knows no boundaries, even from the grave.

For most people, Valentine’s Day means flowers, chocolate, and romantic dinners. For cinephiles (or people too cheap or lazy to leave the house), Valentine’s Day means snuggling on the couch and watching a romantic movie. If you’re planning a Netflix night this weekend, picking the right film is key. There’s nothing worse than inviting that special someone over for a private screening, lighting a few candles, pouring a glass of wine, and then killing the mood by putting on In the Ream of the Senses.

Valentine’s Day is creeping up quickly and I know you’re looking for that perfect date. Sure, you can take your special lady friend -- or guy friend — out on the same old boring date, or you can think outside the box. I’m a big fan of hiking and think it’s can be very romantic, try these five trails in Grand Junction for a romantic Valentine’s Day Hike.

The most romantic food is probably no surprise to you at all.

Dave Bradley shares five creative Valentine's Day date ideas for residents of Grand Junction, Colorado. Including painting, Netflix, hiking and more.

A lot of men struggle with getting Valentine's Day right. Well, struggle no more, thanks to Jack in the Sack.

Red may be the color of love, but you can bet the green will be flying this Valentine’s Day.

Expensive gifts, dinners or trips don't necessarily mean the most for Valentine's Day. They just cost the most.