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When Garfield Re-2 students picked up their school lunch trays last week, they all got to enjoy an ear of locally grown Olathe Sweet Corn from Okagawa Farms in Grand Junction. The added treat was...
Debt accrued from families not paying for student meals continues to grow for the Garfield Re-2 School District, an official said last week. Numbers presented by Director of Nutrition Services Mary McPhee to school board...
GLENWOOD SPRINGS Christmas Eve at Mountain Life, 701 Midland Ave. — 4 p.m. Mountain View Church, 2195 County Rd. 154 — 6:30 p.m. Candlelight service (service will be live streamed, info at MVCGlenwood.org) Good Shepherd...
One of Rifle’s former water treatment centers sits in the midst of single-family dwellings in a residential neighborhood.
A utility rate study currently being conducted by outside consulting firms suggests the city increase water rates by 11% every year until 2025. Consultants with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. and JVA Consulting Engineers, hired by the city for $100,000 to analyze utility rates in an effort to maintain fees to fund the city’s infrastructure, said during a city workshop on April 21 the increases would lead to early repayment of a previously made water tank loan. If the city were to raise the rates, the loan would be paid off by 2022 and thereby save money on the interest rate. In 2015, ...