Tom Freeman

Powderhorn Ski Resort is going for the Guinness Book of World Records on January 8, 2016.

Join the Mesa County Libraries Central Library for their "Neighbors Read" programs in January for family time on Thursday nights, featuring "Alice In Wonderland", "Peter and the Wolf" and create your own collage art works.

Spin City is the perfect place for the whole family to ring in the new year! And if you buy your tickets through CASA, or mention CASA when you buy your tickets at the door, a percentage of the proceeds will be donated to CASA of Mesa County.

The Victoria Secret Angels are very beautiful, But their singing does not sound like a chorus of angels.

A man driving a Jeep with Texas license plates recently got upset in our Colorado snow. His four wheel drive Jeep had trouble getting out of a snow bank. His loud cursing attracted a neighbor who graciously recorded the man's over seven minute struggle for us to enjoy, I mean watch and sympathize.

The Theatre Project of Grand Junction is playing "Schoolhouse Rock, JR" twice this weekend at the Grand Junction High School auditorium. The show times are on Saturday, September 26th at either 2:00 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. Tickets are only $5.00, and children under five are free.

Intellitec College Cosmetology Salon, along with the Grand Valley Peace and Justice organization, will be offering free haircuts to the unemployed, homeless and low income members of our community in the Grand Valley. The hair cutting will be available Saturday, September 19th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Intellitec Cosmetology Salon located at 2464 Patterson Road.

Friends of the Mesa County Libraries seek book donations for October sale, to be held October 14th through the 17th at the First Congregational Church at the corner of 5th and Kennedy Avenue.

This weekend, Monster Trucks invaded the rodeo arena at Rimrock Adventures in Fruita. If you love to watch them smash cars and fly high into the air on TV, It is even better in person! They are in action again Saturday night (August 22) at 7:30 p.m. along with local Tuff Truck racing and more.

There is a problem with people getting hit by cars when crossing the street these days. To teach people to be careful when crossing, the Colorado Department of Transportation is "selling" Hanks How To Get Hit By A Car" series. Yes, this is a parody, but is shows how stupid crossing without looking or being distracted is.