The 2025 Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday Visitors to the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday checked out classic cars and other attractions. Mario Gonzales and his classic pickup was the Best in Show winner at the car show. Go to www.gjsentinel.com to see a photo gallery from the event Lainey Marquez and Titus Lamgo from Absolute Dance put on a dancing exhibition at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday Several pepper-eating fans took part in the jalapeño-eating contest Saturday at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction Several pepper-eating fans took part in the jalapeño eating at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday Sergio and Luis Luna-Flores hang out next to their classic car at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday Mario Gonzales and his classic pickup was the Best in Show winner at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday Brandon Craven was able to take the heat and took the crown in the jalapeño eating at the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on Saturday with Compa Elote during the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Grand Junction on May 3 hands over a dressed cob of corn known as elote A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible Partly cloudy skies early giving way to a few showers after midnight Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Jen hangs with you and spins the best music every afternoon and other things that present huge challenges I was born and raised in the rural town of Elwood and graduated with a Broadcasting degree from the University of Nebraska and then worked all over the country in radio I know you've driven past this little neighborhood in Grand Junction a million times (maybe not that many but enough.) Have you ever just taken a little drive --or stroll-- through its quaint streets The little neighborhood I'm talking about is Riverside since it seems to still have its old-time community charm When my wife and I were looking for a house we both wanted to find a place in Riverside but they just didn't fit what we were looking for but we still wish we could have found something there Taking a scroll through the houses in the neighborhood on Zillow some of the original houses that still stand were built in 1898 Others were constructed from the early 1900s to the mid-1900s The area of Riverside wasn't always a quaint little neighborhood. At one point, the area was home to Grand Junction's junkyard area -- you know the story of Watson Island, right Read More: Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Grand Junction, Colorado Even though early Grand Junction residents didn't appreciate the beauty of riverfront property the neighborhood still has that homey feeling I told my wife the reason I wanted to live in Riverside was the fact that it was quickly going to become the place to be Right outside the neighborhood's entrance is the newly constructed Dos Rio Park this park has gone from a dusty landscape to a fun bike park Some may like it, while others may not, but we're seeing a reinvention of the Colorado/Gunnison Rivers corridor Riverside has access to 28 miles of trails right outside its front doors and anything else your little heart desires Discover Riverside, Grand Junction's hidden gem that blends rich history with modern amenities. This neighborhood is more than just homes; it's a community on the rise.\nRead More I know you've driven past this little neighborhood in Grand Junction a million times (maybe not that many Taking a scroll through the houses in the neighborhood on Zillow The area of Riverside wasn't always a quaint little neighborhood. At one point, the area was home to Grand Junction's junkyard area -- you know the story of Watson Island, right Read More: Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Grand Junction, Colorado Some may like it, while others may not, but we're seeing a reinvention of the Colorado/Gunnison Rivers corridor In the letter, the Mesa County Commissioners said, “Mesa County strongly supports the LOCAL Act and urges Congress to pass this important legislation. Ensuring the BLM headquarters is permanently in Grand Junction is not only a win for our community but also for the efficient and effective management of public lands across the West. We believe that this bill will continue to create good-paying jobs, reduce costs, and improve the federal government’s ability to serve the people it represents.” On behalf of the Mesa County Board of Commissioners, we write to express our steadfast support for your LOCAL Act (H.R. 1125). This essential legislation seeks to permanently relocate the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) headquarters in Grand Junction, Colorado, ensuring that over 300 vital jobs in the Western United States are protected, and that the BLM can continue to serve the needs of rural communities throughout the West.  During President Trump's first term, the decision was made to move the BLM headquarters to Grand Junction, where it was closer to the federal lands it oversees. However, this move was reversed under the Biden Administration. The LOCAL Act will not only protect these jobs in key states like Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, but it will also safeguard the benefits of having a BLM presence in the West.  The economic and logistical benefits of this relocation are significant. The Department of the Interior has estimated that moving the BLM headquarters to Grand Junction in 2020 saved over $2 million in lease costs, $1.9 million in salary savings, and another $1.9 million in travel costs. By keeping the headquarters in Grand Junction, taxpayers continue to benefit from these savings while enhancing the agency’s ability to manage federal lands more efficiently.  Since the establishment of the BLM headquarters in Grand Junction in August 2020, we have seen significant improvements in service and decision-making. The move has reduced long cross-country flights, improved training and customer service, and delegated more responsibility to employees in the field, all of which have resulted in better decision-making and enhanced local collaboration.  Mesa County strongly supports the LOCAL Act and urges Congress to pass this important legislation. Ensuring the BLM headquarters is permanently in Grand Junction is not only a win for our community but for the efficient and effective management of public lands across the West. We believe that this bill will continue to create good-paying jobs, reduce costs, and improve the federal government’s ability to serve the people it represents.  Thank you for your attention to this matter and for your continued support of the Western communities that depend on responsible public land management. and opposition to that change was front and center in the city’s election Tuesday Candidates campaigned against the bike lanes in mailers calling it a “mess,” and residents focused on the changes downtown in city council meetings and letters to the local newspaper voters ultimately backed three City Council candidates who campaigned against the bike lanes: Robert Ballard Ben Van Dyke and Cody Kennedy were elected The bike lanes on Fourth and Fifth Streets were part of a pilot project aimed at slowing traffic through downtown and improving safety for bikes and pedestrians and they were regularly used by drivers commuting into town from areas like Orchard Mesa bike lanes were moved behind parallel parking spaces and totally out of the way of traffic and the lanes choked from two lanes to one The slowdown for cars prompted months of outcry from residents at public meetings the design of the roadway has been adjusted multiple times and further changes were scheduled for this spring once temperatures got warm enough to repaint the roads was the most prominent voice on the city council objecting to the changes But he blanched at the notion that the results of the race were a mandate from voters and said changes to the street design would go through the normal council process I'm a collaborative person and I think it's important that we approach anything with an open mind,” Kennedy said.  a newcomer to the council and a resident of the Orchard Mesa area south of downtown said he did take the results of Tuesday’s election as an indication that it was time to wind the clock back on the changes to the downtown area.  “The people have been asking for their two-lane streets back on Fourth and Fifth Street whether that goes back to the original setup or whether or not that's kind of a hybrid of what we've got they want those double lanes back and we're going to bring that to them,” Ballard said While Councilmember Jason Nguyen supported the revisioning of the roads “I think it would be foolish to ignore kind of the visceral anger that was around these changes,” he said.  He still believes the reasons behind the changes were sound and thinks part of the problem was poor messaging who uses the bike lanes on Fourth and Fifth himself thinks opponents of the changes focused the conversation on inconvenience for motorists as opposed to bike and pedestrian safety While he doesn’t know what the newly configured council will envision for the streets he said that maybe restoring two car lanes while finding a way to keep the new bike lanes could be “more politically palatable.” Van Dyke, who could not be reached for comment, campaigned not only on the street changes but also another downtown flashpoint — a resource center for unhoused residents that opened in January 2024 and has been the subject of hours of debate the resource center sits adjacent to a car wash he owns though the center is slated to move its services out of downtown in the coming months a former police detective who also raised safety concerns over the resource center said council will continue to work on how to handle the unhoused crisis and he expects the process to remain deliberative.  Tuesday’s election could remake the character of the city council shifting it farther right than it has been in recent years Even though Grand Junction tends to vote conservative for the previous two city council elections most of the progressive and moderate candidates beat their more conservative rivals former head of the county’s Democratic party but said he was looking toward the future.  He worries about how tariffs could impact the local economy and how the community is in desperate need of more affordable housing He hopes the newly remade City Council doesn’t simply undo everything the previous council did including the creation of the unhoused resource center “I’m concerned that people will get frustrated and just drop it and we’ll have a homelessness problem all over town,” he said.  Beilfuss hopes the new council can work together to solve problems You want to know what is really going on these days We can help you keep up.  The Lookout is a free daily email newsletter with news and happenings from all over Colorado Sign up here and we will see you in the morning Colorado Postcards are snapshots of our colorful state in sound. They give brief insights into our people and places, our flora and fauna, and our past and present, from every corner of Colorado. Listen now. © 2025 Colorado Public Radio. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page John Hickenlooper invoked Valley Forge at an event in Grand Junction Monday night while encouraging disaffected voters to stay engaged in politics But he also invoked collegiality to defend his approach to navigating Trump politics.  Hickenlooper spoke to a crowd of hundreds at the Asteria Theatre at Colorado Mesa University while the first-term Senator referenced George Washington's fortitude during the Revolutionary War as grounds to not give up hope attendees asked him to show more fight in standing up to Trump’s policies.  “You have said you're going to fight like hell against Trump policies but what some of these actions demonstrate is something else,” Mesa County resident Claire Ninde said to Hickenlooper noting Hickenlooper’s votes for 10 of President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees “They're going to try and claw that (grant funding) back I think I can get Burgum to loosen that up,” Hickenlooper said Environmental groups have criticized the cabinet picks but Hickenlooper said he sees in Wright and Burgum a chance to salvage parts of the climate work that started under Biden something he says he did not see in other would-be nominees.  “You should have seen the other people that they were talking about (for cabinet positions.) I'm not being funny,” Hickenlooper said we're at war and you've got to be pragmatic as well as ruthless.”  a Mesa County resident who attended the event said after the town hall that he appreciated Hickenlooper’s efforts but thinks the current politics may not favor some of his approaches.  you're going to have to have some kind of plan and we're learning you need to be ruthless,” Wilson said.  Hickenlooper also said he felt there would be enough pressure on some Republicans to thwart some actions of the Trump Administration, pointing to Republican Congressman Jeff Hurd, whose district includes Grand Junction and who introduced a bill to reassert Congress’ power over tariffs.  “You can boo him later,” Hickenlooper said responding to a crowd reaction at the reference of the freshman congressman’s name “but he's one of two Republicans who signed onto a bill.”  who has stops planned in Glenwood Springs and Eagle this week said he knew a number of audience members weren’t “going to love this” approach to his Senate role but he felt that pushback to Trump policies was gaining a wider foothold and that Democrats could build on public outcry as they develop an agenda over the next few months and build toward a 2028 presidential candidate something he was quick to say would not involve his name.  The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the open house and dedication dates for the Elko Nevada and Grand Junction Colorado Temples A media day for the Elko Nevada Temple will be held Wednesday and invited guests will tour the temple on Thursday A public open house will run from Saturday Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will dedicate the temple on Sunday The dedicatory session will be broadcast to all units in the temple district Church President Russell M. Nelson announced this temple during the April 2021 general conference “Temples are a vital part of the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ in its fulness,” he said then “Ordinances of the temple fill our lives with power and strength available in no other way.” many Latter-day Saints moved from Utah to Nevada in search of better economic conditions Church members also moved to northern Nevada the state is home to more than 180,000 Latter-day Saints in over 340 congregations A media day for the Grand Junction Colorado Temple will be held Monday and invited guests will tour the temple on Tuesday A public open house will run from Thursday President Jeffrey R. Holland Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will dedicate the temple in one session on Sunday President Nelson announced this temple in April 2021 Colorado in the Intermountain West of the United States is home to nearly 150,000 Latter-day Saints in 310 congregations The first mission of the Church in Colorado was established in 1896 The first official congregation was formed only a year later Latter-day Saints consider each temple a house of the Lord and the most sacred place of worship on earth Temples differ from the Church’s meetinghouses (chapels) All are welcome to attend Sunday worship services and other weekday activities at local meetinghouses The primary purpose of temples is for faithful members of the Church of Jesus Christ to participate in sacred ceremonies such as marriages and proxy baptisms on behalf of deceased ancestors who did not have the opportunity to be baptized while living You are about to access Constant Contacts (http://visitor.constantcontact.com) You are now leaving a website maintained by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints We provide the link to this third party's website solely as a convenience to you and security practices that differ from those on our website By referring or linking you to this website we do not endorse or guarantee this content If you would like to stay on the page you are viewing please click Cancel To download media files, please first review and agree to the Terms of Use Download a photo or video by clicking or tapping on it To download all photos or videos related to this article select the links at the bottom of each section Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInGRAND JUNCTION which is prime time for tourism in the Valley Mesa County will have high school graduations There will also be a number of festivals and parades throughout the summer According to an impact study from Colorado Mesa University Country Jam brings more than $11 million to the economy with ten baseball teams traveling to Grand Junction The City of Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce estimates the eight-day tournament brings in an estimated 2.8 million for the city Each year, the community weighs in on what makes Grand Rapids great in our Best of Grand Rapids readers’ survey and we celebrate with a party. (This year, that party takes place on May 9. Find out how you can celebrate with us here.) It all started last fall when thousands of “write-in” votes flooded in from across the region the votes were narrowed down to the top finalists the public voted and the results were clear: Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park emerged as the big winner Several other institutions also won in multiple categories Long Road Distillery earned accolades across the board Mitten Brewing stood out with top honors for Best Pizza and Best Beer and Max’s South Seas Hideaway and New Holland Brewing were each nominated in an impressive number of categories Chef Jenna Arcidiacono was once again recognized as Best Chef earning a win for her incredible culinary talents both individually Horrocks Market continued its tradition of excellence with wins in three categories such as Lake Michigan Credit Union and Warner Be sure to scroll down and check out the full list of honorees at the end of this article Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park This iconic venue not only earned six prestigious awards but also marks its 30th anniversary this year— a fitting milestone for a place that has become a cultural cornerstone in our city spanning categories such as Best Date Night Venue speaks to the institution’s continued commitment to excellence and its profound impact on Grand Rapids In an exclusive interview with Charles Burke President & CEO of Frederik Meijer Gardens Grand Rapids Magazine had the opportunity to sit down with him and dive into the Gardens’ journey Burke has been at the helm of the Gardens since 2023 the Gardens has become even more of a vital part of the city’s fabric “We are thrilled to embark on our 30th year of creating unforgettable experiences for our community and visitors from around the world,” said Charles Burke President & CEO of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Meijer Gardens offers something truly special for everyone We look forward to welcoming guests of all ages to discover the joy and inspiration that await around every corner.” With a clear vision of the future and a deep respect for the legacy of founders Frederik and Lena Meijer Burke is looking forward to more exciting “world-class” developments at the Gardens Stay “tuned” for an announcement in the area of food offerings that promise to enhance the visitor experience even further and for new additions (one that involves ice cream!) to the one of the country’s largest interactive children’s gardens As Frederik Meijer Gardens celebrates its “120 Seasons” milestone let’s dive into the six categories where it was recognized by voters for its exceptional contributions to Grand Rapids Best Date Night Venue— Romance Among Art and NatureFrederik Meijer Gardens provides the ideal setting for an unforgettable date whether you’re with someone new or celebrating an anniversary with your spouse bask in the peacefulness of the Richard & Helen DeVos Japanese Garden or unwind in the lush tropical conservatory—each space encourages connection Add to that a romantic dinner at the Café (some exciting new offerings are on the horizon in the food department) or a live performance at the outdoor amphitheater during the summer and you’ve got all the elements for an outing that will leave lasting memories for years to come Best Museum— A World-Class Art ExperienceFeatures over 200 world-renowned sculptures and attracting over 850,000 visitors annually the Gardens has won “top sculpture park” in USA Today’s 10Best Readers Choice Awards for three years in a row.Best Museum finalists: Gerald R Best Wedding Venue— A Picture-Perfect SettingWhether hosting an extravagant celebration or an intimate ceremony the Gardens provides an ideal setting to say “I do.” With so much “eye candy” to choose from as a backdrop Best Live Music Venue— Music in a Natural ParadiseThe Frederik Meijer Gardens Amphitheater has hosted over 470 concerts since 2003 As one of the region’s premier outdoor concert venues the stage is perennially set for world-class performers The lineup for the 2025 Fifth Third Bank Summer Concerts includes legends like Chaka Khan Best Live Music Venue finalists: 20 Monroe Live Best Local Music Series— A Soundtrack to Summer EveningsEvery Tuesday evening local and regional musicians take the stage offering a diverse mix of musical genres in a relaxed open-air setting at the Ayers Basement Systems Tuesday Evening Music Club concerts are included in the price of admission and all of Meijer Gardens is open to visitors until 9 pm on Tuesday concert nights Best Local Music Series finalists: Blues Jam at Chicago Beef Joint Best Tourist Attraction— A Year-Round DestinationWhether you’re exploring the “Butterflies Are Blooming” exhibit in spring or experiencing the dazzling “Christmas and Holiday Traditions Around the World,” the Gardens offers something for everyone throughout the year making it a must-see for both residents and visitors in every season Best Tourist Attraction finalists: ArtPrize Looking AheadThe future of Frederik Meijer Gardens is as bright as ever with a full calendar of exciting exhibits and events ahead 21 is BUSTED: Contemporary Sculpture Busts featuring unexpected busts of famous historical figures including some whimsical likenesses one might not expect Other events and programs that make up the vibrant lineup of events this spring include the Naturalist Walk on May 1 and the Michigan All-State Bonsai Show May 10–11 For an extra special tranquil and unique cultural experience the Japanese Teahouse will be open May 18 and June 22 from 1–4 p.m Farm Family Weekend on June 7–8 and Fridays at the Farm on June 27 offer immersive experiences of a bucolic nature the Lena Meijer Children’s Garden will host programs every Monday and Wednesday morning throughout June and July don’t miss the Great Gardens Gala presented by Northern Trust on May 16 and continued recognition as one of the city’s “Best” venues and a remarkable example of what makes Grand Rapids truly exceptional *The finalists who received the most votes are in Bold Type Annual Festival:ArtPrizeBreakaway Music FestivalColombian Independence FestivalGrand Rapids Pride FestivalPulaski Days Band from Grand Rapids:BrenaThe 6 Pak BandBootstrap BoysCommon MollyDesmond JonesGR SymphonyGreat ScottMark LavengoodMustard PlugVerve Pipe Bowling:Clique LanesHudsonville LanesNorthfield LanesWengers Bowling CenterWoodrow’s Duckpin BowlingWoody’s Press Box/Spectrum Date Night Venue:Frederik Meijer Gardens& Sculpture Park20 Monroe LiveAllArtWorks Viewing StudioBattleGRBig Mini Putt ClubDr GrinsHouse RulesRapid River StillhouseStudio ParkThe Aroma LabsThe Comedy ProjectThought DesignLearning StudioTurnstiles Dancing:RumorsBack FortyBilly’s Blues BarEveHOME at the BobMojo’sThe Holiday Bar Social Dance Venue:Rosa Parks CircleMoveir Dance StudioSocial Dance StudioThe Studio by Benji Improv Troupe:River City ImprovBattle Bots – The Comedy ProjectPop ScholarsTiny Breakfast Karaoke Bar:Fulton Street PubCheer’s Good Time SaloonK-RokThe Holiday BarZ’s Bar & Restaurant Live Music Venue:Amphitheater at Frederik Meijer Garden & Sculpture Park GLC Live at 20 MonroeMidtown GRThe IntersectionThe Pyramid Scheme Local Music Series: Frederik Meijer Gardens Tuesday Night Local Music SeriesBlues Jam at ChicagoBeef JointGR Symphony Coffee MasterworksLowell ShowboatConcert SeriesThe Beat Suite •Movie Theater:Celebration CinemasAMC TheaterNorth Star CinemaPhoenix TheatersSperry’s MoviehouseWealthy Theatre Museum:Frederik Meijer Garden& Sculpture ParkGerald R Ford MuseumGR Children’s MuseumGrand Rapids Art MuseumGrand Rapids Public Museum Best Kids Event/Outing:John Ball ZooAccidental ArtBackyard Fun ZoneChildren’s MuseumCraig’s Cruisers Performing Arts Organization:Civic TheatreBroadway Grand RapidsDeos BalletGrand Rapids Ballet CompanyGrand Rapids Symphony Childcare:MilestonesBig Steps Little FeetBright horizonsCascade Christian ChildDevelopment CenterChildTimeDivine Providence Academy-Little WingsGuidepost MontessoriKatie’s Christian Family ChildcarePeacockThe Goddard SchoolWhistle Stop CDCWonderfully Wild Early Childhood Care &      Education Private School:Grand Rapids Catholic CentralAda Christian SchoolGrand Rapids Christian SchoolsNorth Point ChristianSouth ChristianWest Side Christian School Retirement Community:Holland HomeBeacon Hill at EastgateClark on Keller LakeCommonwealth Senior LivingGeorgetown Cambridge Manor Park:Millennium ParkCascade Township ParkHuff ParkRiverside ParkRoselle ParkThe HighlandsWilcox Park Hike Trail:Millennium ParkAman ParkGrand Ravines NorthHuff ParkProvin Trails Bike Trail:White Pine TrailCannonsburg Ski AreaDragon TrailKent TrailsLuton Park Golf Course:Egypt ValleyCascade Hills Country ClubScott Lake Country ClubThe MinesWestern Greens Hotel:Amway Grand PlazaAda HotelCanopy by HiltonEmbassy Suite DowntownJW Marriot Orchard:Robinette’s Apple Haus and WineryEd Dunneback & GirlsFarmhaus FarmsSchwallier’s Country BasketWells Orchard Rock Climbing Gym: Terra FirmaGrand Rapids Boulder ParkHigher Ground Sports Team:Grand Rapids GriffinsGR Rise VolleyballGrand Rapids GoldRampageWest Michigan Whitecaps Tourist Attraction: Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture ParkArtPrizeBattleGRBoulder Ridge Animal ParkJohn Ball Zoo Wedding Venue: Frederik Meijer Gardens& Sculpture ParkGoei CenterHarris BuildingNew Vintage PlaceVenue 3Two Chiropractor:Westside ChiropracticActive Life ChiropracticChiropractic UnlimitedGreater Life ChiropracticiChiroKooistra Chiropractic Day Spa:Woodhouse Day SpaBengtson Center for Aesthetics and Plastic SurgeryBENJI Salon and SpaEthos Day SpaGlow Up AestheticsLeigh’sTanaz Dental Clinic:Great Lakes Dental44 West Dental ProfessionalsBander Dental GroupPersonalized Dentistry of West Michigan •Fitness Center/Gym: YMCA of Greater Grand RapidsCoachman Strength & ConditioningGrandville Tranzform Custom Fitness SolutionsMVP SportsplexPlanet Fitness Dermatology Clinic:Dermatology Associatesof West MichiganCosmetic Treatment CenterDermatology at MidTowneForefront dermatologyThe Derm Institute of West MichiganUrban YouWest Michigan DermatologyWolverine Dermatology Plastic Surgery: Bengtson Center for Aestheticsand Plastic SurgeryCentre for Plastic SurgeryPartners in Plastic Surgeryof West MichiganPartners in Plastic Surgeryof West MichiganPlastic Surgery AssociatesSteven Ringler MD – Center for Aesthetics     & Plastic SurgeryUrban YouVagotis Cosmetic Surgery + Skin Center Hair Salon:Benji Salon & SpaCheeky StrutCoiffeteria SalonHeidi Christine’sMeraki Salon Nail Salon:Posh Nails & SpaA-T NailsBenji Salon & SpaDream NailsPoshTLC Spa Tattoo Parlor: Screaming NeedleBalm TattooingHouse of Honor Tattoo StudioLighthouse Tattoo CompanyLightning Revival Tattoo CompanySparrows Nest Tattoo Studio Yoga Studio:Funky BuddhaAM YogaKula YogaThe Studio by BenjiTwisted Hot Yoga Bar:New Holland Brewing and Spirits (The Knickerbocker)Anchor BarHoliday BarMax’s South Seas HideawayPursuit of Happiness Beer Brand:Founders Brewing CompanyArchival BrewingBell’s BreweryCity Built Brewing CompanyMitten Brewing Co.New Holland Brewing and SpiritsShorts Bloody Mary:The WinchesterHoliday BarSan Chez BistroSteel Cat Brewery:The Mitten Brewing Co.City Built Brewing CompanyFounders Brewing CompanyNew Holland Brewing and SpiritsRailtown Brewing Company Cidery:Farmhaus CiderArchival BrewingPainted Turtle Hard CiderPeople’s Cider Co.Pux CiderRobinette’s Apple Haus & WineryVander Mill Craft Cocktails: Long Road DistillersBuffalo Trader’s LoungeDrip Drop Cocktail RoomEastern KilleMax’s South Seas Hideaway Coffee House:Madcap Coffee CompanyMorning Ritual Coffee BarRoots Brew ShopScorpion Hearts ClubSparrows CoffeeSquibb Coffee and Wine Bar Distillery:Long Road DistillersEastern KilleMammoth Distilling Cocktail LoungeNew Holland Brewing and Spirits (The Knickerbocker) Happy Hour:The Holiday BarArchival BrewingMax’s South Seas HideawayMeXoNew Holland Brewing and Spirits (The Knickerbocker) Margarita:Donkey TaqueriaCondado TacosEl CerritoLunaMeXo Sports Bar:The Score Restaurant & Sports BarBig E’s Sports GrillMonelli’s Italian Grill & Sports BarPeppino’sUccello’s Ristorante Local Alcohol/Spirits Brand:Long Road DistillersEaster Kille DistilleryNew Holland Brewing KnickerbockerRapid River BeverageWiseman distillery Whiskey Bar: Butcher’s UnionBuffalo Trader’s LoungeMammoth Distilling Cocktail LoungeNew Holland Brewing’s The KnickerbockerOne BourbonRapid River StillhouseStella’s Lounge Wine Bar:House of WineAperitivoChateauGood Good GoodPursuit of Happiness •Appetizers:San Chez BistroArchival BrewingHopCatLittle BirdMax’s South Seas HideawayNew Holland Brewing KnickerbockerOne BourbonPochis Colombian CaféRoam by San Chez Bakery:Nantucket Baking CompanyField and FireHall Street BakeryRise Authentic Baking CompanyWealthy Street Bakery BBQ:Two ScottsCity BBQMission BBQPit StopSweet Racks & Smokin’ Butts BBQ Breakfast:Anna’s HouseLucy’s CaféMorning BelleReal Food CaféWolfgang’s Brunch:Lucy’sAnna’s HouseBrunch House GRLittle BirdMorning BelleSan Chez BistroSocial MisfitsSpeakEZ Lounge Burger:Stella’s LoungeBlack NapkinButcher’s UnionThe Holiday BarLittle BirdPatty Matters Butcher:Sobie MeatsDelski’s Prime MeatsE A Brady’sFrank’s MarketLouise EarlSobie Meats Catering:Martha’s CateringApplause CateringDistinctive CateringKJ CateringMartha’s CateringPochis Colombian Restaurant and CaféSweet Racks and Smokin’ Butts BBQ Cake:NothingBundt CakesCakabakeryNantucket BakeryRise Authentic Baking Co.Sweet Details GR Chicken Sandwich: HancockBlack NapkinHop CatKitchen 67Little BirdNew Holland Brewing and Spirits’ KnickerbockerNonla BurgerOne Burbon Chili Dog:YesterdogBlue Dog TavernCorner BarMr Chinese Food:First WokGaslight KitchenGolden WokGrand LakesRed BowlTea Garden Cupcakes:Salted CupcakeArnie’s Bakery& RestaurantCakabakeryConnie’s CakesNantucket Baking Co.Rise Authentic Baking Company •Date Night Restaurant:Butcher’s UnionGin Gin’sLeo’s Seafood Restaurant & BarLittle BirdMax’s South Seas Hideaway Deli:SchnitzEastern DeliKingma’s MarketMartha’s VineyardTwo Beards Deli Desserts:Nantucket Baking Co.Chartreuse SistersPochis Colombian CaféRise Authentic Baking Co.San Chez Bistro Diner:76th Street DinerAnna’s HouseChoo Choo GrillMatchboxWestsider Café Donuts:Marge’s Donut DenBros DoughsCindy’s Donuts & Ice CreamRobinette’s Apple Haus and WinerySandy’s DonutsSprinkles Donut Shop Food Truck:Patty MattersCrepes by the LakePizza ParliamentStreet Chef ShawSweet Racks & Smokin Butts Fries:HopCatBlack NapkinLittle BirdNoodle PigPatty MattersVivant Brewery + Spirits Frozen Yogurt:The Pump HouseElsa’sFrosty BoyPeachWaveSweet Yo’s Hangover Food:Wolfgang’sBlue Dog TavernLogan’s AlleyNoodlepigThe Pita House Ice Cream:Frosty BoyBerry’s G Italian IceFurniture City CreameryJersey JunctionLove’s Ice Cream & Chocolate Indian Food:Palace of IndiaDesi SpiceIndian MasalaMithu and Sri LankanPal’s Indian CuisinePind Indian Cuisine •Kielbasa:Frank’s MarketLewandoski’s MarketNew Holland Brewing and Spirits (Knickerbocker)Roam by San ChezSobie’s Meats Late Night Dining& Drinks:Z’s Bar & RestaurantBob’s Sports BarDrip Drop Cocktail RoomGeneral Wood ShopGin Gin’sNew Holland Brewing and Spirits (Knickerbocker)TurnstilesThe Winchester Mac ‘n’ Cheese:Electric CheetahHancockHopCatSweet Racks & Smokin’ Butts BBQWest Side Social Mediterranean:SheshcoLe KabobParsleyPita House/Sami’s GyroZeytinZivio Nachos:Condado TacosArchival BrewingCantina Mexican GrillThe Friesian Gastro PubHoliday BarNoco ProvisionsSweet Racks n Smokin ButtsVivant Brewing + SpiritsWest Side Social Pasta:Amore Trattoria ItalianaBistro Bella VitaLittle BirdMyrthTesta RosaUccello’s RistoranteVitales Pizza:Mitten Brewing Co.Andrea’s PizzaFratelli’s PizzaHarmony Brewing CompanyLicari’s Sicilian Pizza KitchenNew Holland Brewing and Spirits (The Knickerbocker)Peppino’sVitale’s Poutine:Vivant Brewery & SpiritsBob’s Sports BarFireRock GrilleGlass HouseKaffeineLogan’s AlleyMax’s South Seas HideawayOne BourbonRoam Restaurant Service:Leo’s Seafood Restaurant & BarAnna’s HouseGin Gin’sLittle BirdMax’s South Seas HideawayNew Holland Brewing (The Knickerbocker)One BourbonPochis Colombian Restaurant and CaféSan Chez Bistro Rooftop Dining:MDRDKnoopMertens PrimeOlive’sRapid River StillhouseRixRockwell Republic •Outdoor Deck/Seating:The Score Restaurant& Sports BarArchival BrewingHoliday BarKnoopNew Holland Brewing and Spirits (The Knickerbocker)Rose’s on Reeds Lake Sandwich:Two Beards DeliArchival BrewingLittle BirdSweet Racks & Smokin’ Butts BBQThe Pita House- Sami’s GyroToasted Pickle Seafood Restaurant:Leo’s Seafood Restaurant & BarCarolina Low CountryReal Seafood Co.San Chez Mexican Food:Tacos El CuñadoCantina Mexican GrillDonkey TaqueriaLuna GRMeXo Steakhouse:Chop HouseBowdie’sButcher’s UnionGin Gin’sLeo’s Seafood Restaurant & BarRuth’s Chris Sushi:Maru Sushi & GrillGinza Sushi & Ramen BarJaku SushiJu Sushi & LoungeTokyo Grill & Sushi Tacos:Tacos El CuñadoCondado TacosDonkey TaqueriaLuna GRPoncho’s Tacos Tater Tots:Blue Dog TavernAnna’s HouseBobcat 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CenturyLink has broader coverage but doesn’t match the speeds or value of Quantum Fiber or Spectrum T-Mobile Home Internet and Verizon 5G Home Internet are the top fixed wireless options in the area Rise Broadband and Optimus Communications also serve Grand Junction but their slower speeds and higher prices make them less competitive Getty ImagesHow to find internet deals and promotions in Grand JunctionThe best internet deals and top promotions in Grand Junction depend on what discounts are available during that time but we look frequently for the latest offers.  may run special offers or promotional discounts for a limited time run the same standard pricing year-round.  For a more extensive list of promos, check out our guide on the best internet deals Note that these are only guidelines -- and that internet speed service and performance vary by connection type For more information, refer to our guide on how much internet speed you really need We go to the FCC’s website to check our data and ensure we consider every ISP that provides service in an area We also input local addresses on provider websites to find specific options for residents including the American Customer Satisfaction Index and J.D to evaluate how happy customers are with an ISP’s service ISP plans and prices are subject to frequent changes; all information provided is accurate as of publication (Disclosure: Ookla is owned by the same parent company as CNET To explore our process in more depth, visit our how we test ISPs page Spectrum has the lowest introductory rate for home internet in Grand Junction at $30 monthly for speeds up to 100Mbps. All other major ISPs in the Grand Junction area have a starting monthly price of $50 or higher. Quantum Fiber offers the fastest download speeds in Grand Junction, up to 3,000Mbps, starting at $100 per month. The upload speeds on this connection are symmetrical, so you also won't miss out on fast uploads. There's also a cheaper 940Mbps symmetrical plan available for $75 per month. The only caveat here is the limited available across Grand Junction. The next fastest service provider is Spectrum, offering up to 1,000Mbps, starting at $70 a month. Due to the cable connection, max upload speeds are significantly slower, topping out at 35Mbps. Verizon 5G Home Internet has the potential to reach max speeds of 1,000Mbps, but customers should anticipate a speed range of anywhere between 50 to 250Mbps. Spectrum and Quantum Fiber, on the other hand, can reliably deliver gig speeds. the Grand Junction-based safety net provider of mental health services for 10 Western Slope counties.Updated at 11:30 a.m The only psychiatric hospital between Denver and Salt Lake City is closing Based in Grand Junction for nearly 20 years West Springs Hospital will shut its doors on March 10 The hospital’s board of directors announced the closure with a “heavy heart” in a Monday statement.  and we understand the profound impact it will have on our patients staff and community,” the release said.  The board cited the “uncertain future of Medicaid” as one reason along with financial challenges and underutilization Though the hospital is licensed for 48 beds it has had a daily average of 30 beds or fewer used over the last several years.  Most hospital employees will lose their jobs says remaining staff will continue to offer outpatient services for psychiatric Mind Springs will still also provide some withdrawal management services in Grand Junction residential treatment facilities in Clifton and crisis response services for six counties West Springs’ board of directors said it’s exploring “more modern care models” and is looking at the possibility of starting an acute treatment unit or crisis stabilization unit West Springs Hospital’s ability to stay in operation has been a question for years. In 2021, a state investigation found a pattern of “severe life-threatening” prescription errors and deficient care Mind Springs settled with Rocky Mountain Health Plans and entered into a new contract with Rocky Mountain it started a partnership with Larkin Health Systems The closing of the hospital also marks the end of that deal Mind Springs is still part of the Colorado Crisis Services response system You can call 844-493-TALK (8244) or text TALK to 38255 to speak to a professional Editor's note: This story has been updated to clarify that Mind Springs Health manages West Springs Hospital The headline has been updated to reflect only some psychiatric services will be ending An official website of the United States government Open Search  Mobile Menu The Bureau of Land Management will host a wild horse adoption June 26-28 at Mesa County Fairgrounds in Grand Junction Colorado during the Colorado Mustang West 2025 event.  Approximately 72 wild horses will be available for adoption to individuals who are eligible and can provide good homes “The BLM has placed nearly 300,000 wild horses and burros into private care since 1971,” said Alan Bittner BLM Colorado Deputy State Director for Resources “This is an opportunity to provide a good home to one of America’s Living Legends.” Viewing opportunities will be available from 9 a.m The competitive bid for gentled horses will take place at 10:30 a.m The competitive bid for un-gentled horses will take place at 1:00 p.m The silent auction for un-gentled horses will take place at 1:45 pm Load out of adopted horses will take place at 7:30 a.m BLM staff will be onsite to provide more information and assist with the adoption application process.  The Friends of the Mustangs group is fostering 16 wild horses that will be gentled and available for adoption. Learn more at their website: https://www.friendsofthemustangs.org/  To qualify to adopt a wild horse:   Applicants must be at least 18 years old with no record of animal abuse.  Homes must have a minimum of 400 square feet of corral space per animal Corral fence must meet height requirements:  To learn more about BLM’s Wild Horse and Burro program, visit https://www.blm.gov/whb The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land located primarily in 12 western states The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation and productivity of America’s public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations An official website of the Department of the Interior Due to steadily declining birth rates in Mesa County and unsustainable decreases in the number of new patients at Bloomin’ Babies Birth Center in Grand Junction the difficult decision has been made to close the birth center on March 28 Care navigators from Intermountain Health will work one-on-one with patients who would like assistance in transitioning their care These clinics have certified-nurse midwives OB-GYN physicians and/or family medicine physicians who support patients who prefer unmedicated and low-intervention labor and delivery options and current patients can opt to give birth at Intermountain Health St Mary’s Regional Hospital offers a variety of similar labor and delivery options as Bloomin’ Babies including unmedicated or low-intervention birth and natural pain relief methods and amenities to personalize the birth experience.  and skin-to-skin time during the golden hour after birth to promote breastfeeding and bonding Mary’s Regional Hospital offers comprehensive childbirth options to meet the full range of birth plans that range all the way from unmedicated uncomplicated labor and delivery to epidurals and other pain-relief medications to Cesarean sections and high-risk pregnancies,” said Bryan Johnson “Births at the hospital are supported by certified-nurse midwives and OB-GYNs with the ultimate goal to keep every mom and baby safe and healthy,” he added and nurses at the hospital have years of experience providing high quality care and supporting pregnant and laboring moms as well as their partners with various types of birth plan goals.  Mary’s team is dedicated to helping patients and families feel comfortable and at ease as they provide care even if complications arise during pregnancy Physicians and midwives help provide evidence-based information about medical conditions and the risks and benefits of treatment options so patients can make informed decisions “Having an unmedicated or low-intervention birth experience at the hospital offers the best of both worlds – the atmosphere of a birth center or home birth coupled with the reassurance that if complications arise we have state of the art equipment and specialty trained staff ready to assist,” said Jenn Tuning director of women and children’s services at Intermountain Health St or who have a low birth weight or complicated medical conditions at birth Mary’s has the only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in Western Colorado It is staffed with specially trained neonatologists and the equipment to help monitor and manage the conditions of these typically tiny babies who may also have heart problems or need help with breathing or eating St. Mary’s is also a Baby-Friendly certified hospital which means it meets state criteria to support breastfeeding Lactation consultants are available during hospital stays and afterward to offer breastfeeding support and information about breast pumps and pumping Intermountain St. Mary’s also offers childbirth preparation classes and has a weekly parenting support group. 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