Mesa State College News

Ever wonder what goes into putting together a weather forecast? It takes time and consideration.

A Denver man has been accused of stealing expensive electronic equipment from a Good Samaritan's home and taking radios from Mesa State College.

Anthropology will no longer be offered as a major or minor at Mesa State College.

The Board of Trustees decided to no longer offer anthropology as a major or minor at Mesa State College.

Opening a new store or expanding can be risky. But Main Street Bagels and Banana's Fun Park-- are racing ahead.

CHICAGO ALA Editions , the publishing imprint of the American Library Association, A announces the release of " Moving Materials: Physical Delivery in Libraries ," edited by Valerie Horton and Bruce Smith.

Family and charity are the hallmarks of Thanksgiving, and the western slope of Colorado will have no shortage of celebrations for each this year.

It's Halloween on Saturday and in keeping with the season, there are lots of fun and spooky things to do here on the Western Slope.

While H.I. Mencken once said that "Those who can - do; those who can't - teach," he failed to take into account those who are able to both do and teach, and do them well.

It would rank as a strange turn indeed, if Grand Junction's downtown were to be guided to rejuvenation by the likes of Alferd Packer.

Mesa State College has created 83 positions in the past four years - the largest growth rate of any public college or university in Colorado.

Nicholas Moore, Mary Fuller, and Jeff Montoya display cheerful messages for passing motorists Tuesday along North Avenue.

You're invited to the quilt show "Quilts Unwrapped" presented by Colorado West Quilters Guild.

During ancient times people paid their taxes with honey, according to bee lore cited by Palisade beekeeper Chris Blatter.

Emma Lee, a junior geology major at the University of Colorado, is starting a Pagan Student Alliance on the Boulder campus.

William Moyer was one of Grand Junction's most influential businessmen in the first half of the 20th century.

Two Mesa State College students stand accused of dealing ecstasy while living on campus.

The Western Colorado Chorale, under the direction of Monte Atkinson, presents the first concert in its 25th anniversary season.

Wednesday, October 14, 2009 Documentary explores effects of gas industry in Colo.

John and Angie Moss stood in the sunsplashed dance studio overlooking 12th Street, and the mirrored west wall neatly reflected Grand Mesa visible through the glass on the east wall.