History

In light of the devastation in Houston, TX., I became curious about what natural disasters we in Colorado have had to overcome.

You should be proud to be from Colorado, especially after seeing this list. You can now brag to your friends that in Colorado, we invent some real good stuff.

For those who are unaware, there are actually six monuments to the Confederacy and the Civil war in the state of Colorado.

The Grand Junction City Council's decision to change North Avenue's name seems like the rejection of an important part of Grand Junction's history.

I asked our Facebook fans whether the proper way use of the word (or words) was Book Cliff or Bookcliff. The response was overwhelmingly one-sided.

Colorado is celebrating 141 years of statehood today (August 1). Here's a snapshot of the state over the last 141 years.

Getting national recognition is hard to come by for small towns. So, in 1962, Grand Junction being named an All American City was quite an honor. But what was it that helped the city gain such an honor?

Some of us have lived in the Grand Valley for a long time, some of us all of our lives, but I bet there are things you didn't know about this place, so let's take a look at a page from Grand Junction's history.

History buffs recall vividly the Manhattan Project. But few know how Grand Junction and the surrounding areas were instrumental in the completion of that project.

Former Department of Energy workers and contractors are being honored at the Grand Junction Rockies Atomic Heroes Appreciation Night, Wednesday, June 21 at Suplizio Field.