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District 51 still working to meet student progress goals
School District 51 met 86.2 percent of its Adequate Yearly Progress targets for the 2008-2009 school year, although that was still short of what is required in Colorado.
Growth on city fringes concerns Fruita officials
It's not country, it's not city. The address, 1216 18 1/2 Road, is kind of in between.
Kathleen Creamer of Montrose, Colo., sent in this photo of Britney Creamer and her Reserve Supreme Female, Lazy JB Shiloh 830 at the Colorado State Fair.
Raising alpacas - An agricultural adventure
Pretty, second-grade school teacher, Leah Reynolds, welcomed us to her 6-1/2-acre Loma ranch, where she and husband, Dan, raise a herd of alpacas, in addition to their younger son, who is a junior at Fruita Monument High School.
Editorial: A home 'built on love'
Despite harrowing economic times, here in the Grand Valley we're still witness to some pretty amazing displays of determination and generosity.
Police Blotter, Sept. 30, 2009
A reward of up to $1,000 is being offered to anyone who provides information identifying the vandals who damaged the historic Devils Kitchen picnic shelter the night of Aug.
Author to present Desolation Canyon history James M. Aton will speak about his new book "The River Knows Everything: Desolation Canyon and the Green" today, Sept.
Experts oppose transfer of Oro Loma Elementary School to Fresno County district
A campaign to transfer administration of the Oro Loma Elementary School to a Fresno County school district may cause more harm than good, residents learned at a special meeting Wednesday night.
Larry Wilson: Artist's message is timely
Decades ago, when he first planned the ephemeral skywriting that will fill the skies above the Arroyo Seco for fleeting minutes on Saturday, you almost wonder if former Old Pasadena artist Bruce Nauman had in mind, presciently, the murderous arsonist who torched the Angeles National Forest.
Former cop not guilty in gun store shooting
Jurors deliberated about an hour Wednesday before delivering a not guilty verdict for a former Grand Junction police officer who accidentally shot a co-worker at a local gun store in 2008.
Bacher claims 'complacency' in trial report
Six jurors listened to testimony mostly from law enforcement officials Tuesday during the first day of a two-day trial for former Grand Junction police officer Richard Bacher.
Police blotter: August 3, 2009
A Loma woman was arrested Saturday after she allegedly assaulted a sheriff's deputy who had responded to a domestic disturbance at her house, the Mesa County Sheriff's Department said.
A 42-year-old woman was arrested after she apparently took some pills and ran around her home naked breaking things, authorities said Sunday.
Responsible for helping the largest area in Colorado, the Western Colorado Chapter of the American Red Cross depends on volunteers to operate.
Saying goodbye to Sgt. Kinterknecht
Montrose says goodbye today to police Sgt. David Kinterknecht, the officer shot in the line of duty on Saturday when he and others answered the call to a domestic-violence incident.
Wildfire in median shuts down highway
VIEW SLIDESHOW MESA COUNTY - A wildfire on the Western Slope resurfaced on Monday and forced Interstate 70 to shut down again because flames spread to the median.
Wildfire Shuts Down Interstate for Second Time in Two Days, Local Business Reaping Benefits
200-acre fire jumps I-70 in Western Colorado
Firefighters believe they've contained a 200-acre fire that late this morning jumped a 5-mile stretch of Interstate 70 between Fruita and Loma.