Business

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Businesses want to learn more about health care law

Forty-five percent of local executives who responded to a recent Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce survey said confusion about health care law implementation is their top concern about providing company health insurance, aside from ...

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Businesses want to learn more about health care law

Forty-five percent of local executives who responded to a recent Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce survey said confusion about health care law implementation is their top concern about providing company health insurance, aside from ...

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Smart jacket could save lives

After seven years of thought, design and a patent, Elijah Rodriguez and Richard Pitts-Romero are on the verge of launching the “world’s first smart jacket” designed to save lives and improve comfort in extreme winter ...

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Biz buzz

Following a short, unsuccessful stint as Top East Restaurant, the Horizon Drive eatery changed its name and menu and reopened about two weeks ago as Sakura Asian Bistro. The restaurant at 707 Horizon Drive now features “99 ...

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Livestock, Aug. 1, 2012

Delta livestock Market report for Aug. 30: Steers: 200 to 400 lbs., $1.60 to $2.00; 400 to 500 lbs., $1.55 to $1.75; 500 to 600 lbs., $1.52 to $1.70; 600 to 700 lbs., $1.35 to $1.50; 700 to 800 lbs., $1.20 to $1.40; Bulls: $.96 to $1.06; ...

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Ranch supply store to open in GJ

After sitting idle for the past two years, one of Grand Junction’s largest vacant commercial spaces soon will have a new tenant. Tractor Supply Company, the largest retail farm and ranch supply store in the U.S., will open this fall in ...

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Biz Buzz, Aug. 26, 2012

After 15 years of giving customers the means to hit the open road and travel the country, Rick and Judy Gibson have decided it’s time to give themselves some freedom. The owners of Gibson RVs, 2584 U.S. Highway 6&50, will close the ...

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Opening of apartments a positive sign

The opening of Peppermill Lofts marks more than the introduction of the type of housing inventory that has rarely been constructed by the private sector in the Grand Valley in the last 15 years. City planners and business leaders say the ...

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Tenacious Brothers Pub closing Sept. 22

After choosing not to renew their lease, the owners of Tenacious Brothers Pub are closing the downtown Grand Junction business, but pub co-owner Mandi Kelley already has plans to open a tavern with a family-friendly vibe later this ...

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Group proposes steps to spruce up downtown Fruita

If Fruita city officials were wondering whether there is support for a downtown revitalization effort, the roomful of citizens and stakeholders Tuesday evening provided a pretty good answer. Dozens of people turned out to learn the results of ...

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