A small intruder endangers Mesa County’s water infrastructure, agriculture, local economy and aquatic habitats, and Mesa County isn’t alone facing the threat.
Mesa County focused on stopping the spread of zebra mussels threatening water supply Read More »
Mesa County residents Edward and Betty Baltzer were in Grand County last summer when their Jeep broke down.
How engine trouble in Grand County inspired Constitution Day celebrations in Mesa County Read More »
At the Mesa County Republican Women’s monthly luncheon, Barbora Hurd, originally from Czechoslovakia, shared what a childhood under Communism was like.
From communism to Colorado: Barbora Hurd’s call for freedom with Mesa County GOP Women Read More »
Through the County Attorney’s Office and in alliance with several other counties, Mesa County is filing a lawsuit against the State of Colorado and Jared S. Polis, in his official capacity as Governor of Colorado, seeking:
During the Aug. 27 public hearing, the commissioners approved Todd Hollenbeck’s employment contract as Mesa County Administrator — Hollenbeck will take the helm on Jan. 4, 2025.
Todd Hollenbeck’s employment contract as county administrator approved Read More »
A new mosquito species was discovered in Grand Junction –the Aedes aegypti.
Summer skeeters: New mosquito species, the Aedes aegypti, found in Grand Junction Read More »
Mesa County has countered the call for a national monument around the Dolores River with plans for a much smaller national conservation area.
Residents of Mesa County and the City of Grand Junction are invited to a public meeting to discuss an interchange at Interstate 70 and 29 Road, a press statement from Mesa County reads.
Meeting announced to consider interchange plans for I-70 and 29 Road in Mesa County Read More »
Scott Thompson, elected in 2019 as Mesa County’s surveyor and re-elected in 2023, has been named this year’s “Surveyor of the Year” by the Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado.
Mesa County’s Scott Thompson named Surveyor of the Year Read More »
Appropriated by Senate Bill 22-196, a $300,000 grant from the State of Colorado has allowed Mesa County Behavioral Health to collaborate with Mind Springs Health to enhance access to mental health care in Western Colorado.
Mesa County to partner through $300K grant to improve mental health care access Read More »
