Home sales up, prices slump

It may be a new year but the story remains the same as it was in 2011 for Mesa County’s real estate market: more homes selling for less.


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The Grand Junction train depot, which opened in 1906, has been gutted of much of its furniture, but it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. The new owner, Valerie Pearson of Texas, says she hopes “it can be restored to its original splendor.”

New owner of depot open to ideas for use

The buyer of Grand Junction’s historic train depot doesn’t have any specific plans for the building, but she’s open to ideas.

Valerie Pearson of Texas purchased the more-than-century-old building in October.



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Mike Hayes arranges antique dinnerware inside the new Varied Treasures at 309 Main St.

There’s a baby alligator purse made in Cuba. There’s a stack of Fiesta dinnerware. There’s an entire table covered in silver goblets. Around the corner, there are antique buffet and china hutches stuffed with carnival glass or collectable dolls. Fine art by Joyce Lee Petersen hangs on the walls. In the center of the room, sits Kathy Stewart who is stringing beads onto a silver wire. Varied Treasures has finally found a permanent home at 309 Main St. The store is the … more







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