Grand Junction History

Here's your chance to be teleported to Grand Junction, Colorado, of 1988. Did you ever hear this amazing radio ad? It ran for a long time on 99.9 KEKB.

Here are the top ten snowfalls that happened on Christmas Day.

Grand Junction has been through countless changes over the years and sometimes it's difficult to remember what things were like before they changed.

In Grand Junction of the 1970s and early 80s you would watch movies at a handful of places. One of the best in town was the old Cooper Theater on Main Street. According to you, these were the movies you watched.

Black and white photos of Grand Junction and the surrounding area have continued to resurface over the last few years. These images come from late Daily Sentinel photographer Robert Grant. Who was Bob Grant?

You sure can date a photo by the clothing people wear. Take a trip back in time with these Grand Junction fashionistas of yesteryear.

I asked you, "What's something miss from Grand Junction of the 1980s?" Here's what you had to say.

This 1966 photo of a young Grand Junction girl has found its way home. Thanks to you, the featured subject has been located.

If you enjoy riding horses, horse racing, or just love animals, take a look at this gallery of Robert Grant photos featuring Grand Junction horses.

Grand Junction's little amusement park 'Fun Junction' has been gone for a while, but it's always fun to reminisce.