Grand Junction History

Here's how John Otto helped make the Colorado National Monument a national park.

Someone shot the Colonel Sanders statue at Grand Junction's North Avenue KFC roughly 40 years ago. Do you know who's responsible?

As it turns out, two iconic Grand Junction drive-in movie signs have been lingering around the valley this entire time.

Did you know Western Colorado's Whitewater Cemetery is the home to four Civil War veterans? Have you visited the Whitewater Cemetery?

I've been thinking about classic cars lately. With that in mind, here's a handful of Bob Grant photos showcasing some classic cars from Grand Junction's past.

Are you familiar with the "beehive" structure on Patterson near Pomona Elementary School? It's been there forever. Well, it's about to move on down the road... literally. You're invited to help send it on its way.

The National Weather Service predicts an 80% chance of snow for Saturday (December 12). Wouldn't it be great if Grand Junction could get another snowfall like we had on October 25, just without all the tree damage?

Have you seen the decorated tree just off of Colorado's Highway 50 between Grand Junction and Delta? How long has it been there?

So much has changed about Grand Junction in just a short few years.

Do you love to shop in downtown Grand Junction? I do. Take a little trip back in time and revisit some of GJ's downtown shops with these Bob Grant photos.