Western Slope Seed Swaps and Gardening Events Kick Off the 2026 Growing Season
Seed swaps, gardening workshops, and free seed programs are returning across the Western Slope this March. Libraries, farmers markets, and community groups in Mesa County, Montrose, and Cedaredge are hosting events to help gardeners prepare for the 2026 growing season.
Where to Find Food Assistance in Grand Junction and Mesa County This March 2026
Looking for food assistance in March 2026? Here’s a complete guide to pantries, mobile distributions, and community meals across Grand Junction, Fruita, Clifton, and Plateau Valley, including locations, times, and contact information for local programs.
Colorado Fishing Licenses Now Available for 2026–2027 Season
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has opened sales for 2026–2027 fishing licenses. Anglers can fish more than 6,000 miles of streams and 1,300 lakes statewide. License fees support hatcheries, search and rescue teams, and aquatic conservation efforts.Latest Articles
March 2026 Events at the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center
The Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center (GMAEC) in Cedaredge is hosting a wide range of concerts, exhibitions, youth programs, and creative workshops throughout March 2026. Located on the south side of the Grand Mesa in Delta County, the venue has become an important gathering place for arts and culture
Western Slope Seed Swaps and Gardening Events Kick Off the 2026 Growing Season
Seed swaps, gardening workshops, and free seed programs are returning across the Western Slope this March. Libraries, farmers markets, and community groups in Mesa County, Montrose, and Cedaredge are hosting events to help gardeners prepare for the 2026 growing season.
Ag Awareness Week to Highlight Mesa County’s Agricultural Heritage and Future
Ag Awareness Week will take place March 14–24 across Mesa County, featuring ranching events, educational workshops, student programs, and a documentary screening focused on the region’s agriculture, food systems, and livestock industry.
Road Closures and Lane Reductions Planned Across Grand Junction for Week of March 9
Several road closures and lane reductions will affect Grand Junction drivers the week of March 9, including closures on 25 Road, D ½ Road, and downtown streets tied to the I-70 Business Loop project. Drivers should plan ahead and expect detours.
Amid 3 confirmed measles cases, Colorado public health officials advise vaccination
by Lindsey Toomer, Colorado Newsline With Colorado’s third confirmed case of measles reported in 2026, state public health officials say getting vaccinated is the most effective way to protect against the virus. The case, announced Monday, involves a second student at Broomfield High School to contract measles, according to
Montrose Police Department Releases Winter/Spring 2026 Public Safety Update
The Montrose Police Department has released its Winter/Spring 2026 City Beat Public Safety Edition, outlining 2025 crime statistics, code enforcement trends, upcoming community events, and department initiatives aimed at strengthening public trust and safety. 2025 Safety by the Numbers In 2025, Montrose PD responded to 32,936 incidents, a
March 2026 Recovery Events in Grand Junction Hosted by PEER 180
For individuals in recovery — and for families looking for connection, structure, and substance-free community — March brings a full calendar of peer-led meetings, wellness programs, and creative gatherings in Grand Junction. PEER 180’s monthly schedule includes daily recovery meetings, fitness opportunities, parenting support, and young adult programming designed to meet
Where to Find Food Assistance in Grand Junction and Mesa County This March 2026
Looking for food assistance in March 2026? Here’s a complete guide to pantries, mobile distributions, and community meals across Grand Junction, Fruita, Clifton, and Plateau Valley, including locations, times, and contact information for local programs.News
Bipartisan majorities in Western states oppose Trump rollback of public lands protections
by Chase Woodruff, Colorado Newsline February 19, 2026 Large, bipartisan majorities of voters across eight Western states remain concerned about the impacts of climate change and opposed to efforts by the Trump administration to weaken environmental rules and public lands protections. Eighty-four percent of Western voters say that “rollbacks of
Trump administration to cut public health funding for Colorado
by Lindsey Toomer, Colorado Newsline February 10, 2026 Update: On Feb. 11, a federal judge in Illinois issued an emergency temporary restraining order, which blocks the Trump administration from cutting the public health funds to state programs. The Trump administration will cut $600 million in public health funds for four
Funding Applications Open as Grand Junction Invests in Local Arts and Culture
The City of Grand Junction has opened its annual Commission on Arts and Culture funding program, inviting nonprofit organizations and public agencies across Colorado to apply. The program supports local arts and cultural events, community projects, and creative programming that strengthen the region’s cultural landscape. Applications are due Sunday,Events
Ag Awareness Week to Highlight Mesa County’s Agricultural Heritage and Future
Ag Awareness Week will take place March 14–24 across Mesa County, featuring ranching events, educational workshops, student programs, and a documentary screening focused on the region’s agriculture, food systems, and livestock industry.
Events Calendar: December 16–31
Celebrate the holiday season across the Western Slope with festive markets, concerts, family activities, charity drives, and multiple New Year’s Eve celebrations. Here’s your full guide to everything happening December 16–31 in Grand Junction, Carbondale, Fruita, and Montrose.
Weekly Grand Junction Area Events: Markets, Concerts & Holiday Celebrations Dec 7-14
Holiday concerts, markets, movies, and community gatherings fill the Western Slope this week. Explore verified events across Grand Junction, Fruita, and Glenwood Springs, including contacts and registration details.
Stuff the Bearcat: Toys for Tots Toy Drive
On Sunday December 7, GJPD SWAT Operators will be collecting new and unwrapped toys for the Stuff the Bearcat: Toys for Tots Toy Drive, spreading holiday joy and giving back to children in need. 📆 Sunday, December 7, 2025, 📍Outside the Target Store entrance at Mesa Mall ⏰ 11 a.m. toGovernment
Road Closures and Lane Reductions Planned Across Grand Junction for Week of March 9
Several road closures and lane reductions will affect Grand Junction drivers the week of March 9, including closures on 25 Road, D ½ Road, and downtown streets tied to the I-70 Business Loop project. Drivers should plan ahead and expect detours.
Montrose Sets Course for 2026 With Major Infrastructure, Housing, and Public Safety Investments
Montrose leaders are advancing a $168.9 million 2026 budget focused on infrastructure upgrades, housing expansion, a new Public Works facility, wastewater plant improvements, and police staffing goals as the city manages continued growth.
Road Closures and Lane Reductions Planned Across Grand Junction: March 2–8
Drivers in Grand Junction should plan for multiple road closures and lane reductions during the week of March 2 as city and state construction projects continue across key corridors. Here’s what to expect. Four Canyons Parkway Project Full Closure: 25 Road will be closed from F ½ Road to Waite
Leading Colorado governor candidates spar over best affordable housing approach
At a Denver forum, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and Attorney General Phil Weiser agreed Colorado must accelerate housing construction, but clashed on how to deliver results. Both backed faster permitting and more starter homes, while debating renter protections and local compliance.Latest Articles
March 2026 Events at the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center
The Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center (GMAEC) in Cedaredge is hosting a wide range of concerts, exhibitions, youth programs, and creative workshops throughout March 2026. Located on the south side of the Grand Mesa in Delta County, the venue has become an important gathering place for arts and culture
Western Slope Seed Swaps and Gardening Events Kick Off the 2026 Growing Season
Seed swaps, gardening workshops, and free seed programs are returning across the Western Slope this March. Libraries, farmers markets, and community groups in Mesa County, Montrose, and Cedaredge are hosting events to help gardeners prepare for the 2026 growing season.
Ag Awareness Week to Highlight Mesa County’s Agricultural Heritage and Future
Ag Awareness Week will take place March 14–24 across Mesa County, featuring ranching events, educational workshops, student programs, and a documentary screening focused on the region’s agriculture, food systems, and livestock industry.
Road Closures and Lane Reductions Planned Across Grand Junction for Week of March 9
Several road closures and lane reductions will affect Grand Junction drivers the week of March 9, including closures on 25 Road, D ½ Road, and downtown streets tied to the I-70 Business Loop project. Drivers should plan ahead and expect detours.
Amid 3 confirmed measles cases, Colorado public health officials advise vaccination
by Lindsey Toomer, Colorado Newsline With Colorado’s third confirmed case of measles reported in 2026, state public health officials say getting vaccinated is the most effective way to protect against the virus. The case, announced Monday, involves a second student at Broomfield High School to contract measles, according to
Montrose Police Department Releases Winter/Spring 2026 Public Safety Update
The Montrose Police Department has released its Winter/Spring 2026 City Beat Public Safety Edition, outlining 2025 crime statistics, code enforcement trends, upcoming community events, and department initiatives aimed at strengthening public trust and safety. 2025 Safety by the Numbers In 2025, Montrose PD responded to 32,936 incidents, a
March 2026 Recovery Events in Grand Junction Hosted by PEER 180
For individuals in recovery — and for families looking for connection, structure, and substance-free community — March brings a full calendar of peer-led meetings, wellness programs, and creative gatherings in Grand Junction. PEER 180’s monthly schedule includes daily recovery meetings, fitness opportunities, parenting support, and young adult programming designed to meet
