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The Grand Junction City Council unanimously voted Wednesday to approve the $650,000 purchase of the former Titan Academy to be used as a daycare center for children of city staff.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemoration honoring King and his work looked and sounded different Monday, but that may have helped drive home some of the things the legendary

Grand Junction City Council switched course in its discussions of marijuana regulations Monday, directing city staff to set up a criteria for a totally merit-based system of choosing who will

As The Sentinel explores the problem of homelessness in our community through its ongoing series, we think the city should seize on one of its recent successes in addressing the

The city of Grand Junction has taken steps to address homelessness, but City Council members agree more needs to be done.

Grand Valley Catholic Outreach continues to move forward on a 40-unit apartment complex called "Mother Theresa House" on the 300 block of Ute Avenue, which will house the chronically homeless.

A deal to keep Orchard Mesa Pool open for the public through the end of this year has been extended to allow the partners to find a way to pay

Throughout the past decade or more, the reputation of American malls declined from hubs for shopping and socialization to outdated brick-and-mortar husks in a digital world.

Orchard Mesa Pool is continuing to operate under the agreement made almost two years ago to continue funding operations while a long-term solution is sought to fund repairs to the

Orchard Mesa Pool is continuing to operate under the agreement made almost two years ago to continue funding operations while a long-term solution is sought to fund repairs to the