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Join the Foster Pet Challenge! The challenge is a joint initiative between Mesa County and Roice-Hurst Humane Society to inspire the community to open their hearts and homes to foster pets. The campaign's ambitious goal is to find 100 new foster families in 100 days, from June 20 through Sept. 28, 2023.

The annual suicide report is prepared in collaboration with Mesa County Public Health, the Mesa County Coroner, and the Mesa County Suicide Prevention Coalition.

Join Mesa County and the town of De Beque on Thursday, July 27, at 1 p.m. to break ground on the De Beque Community Hall.

Mesa County is calling upon residents to step up and help create the community they want to live in. Your involvement can bring about a positive transformation for the whole community.

A Grand Junction man convicted in a downtown vandalism spree in 2020 is still liable to pay more than $68,000 in restitution, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.

The Mesa County Foster Pet Challenge is in full swing! This initiative, a partnership between Mesa County and Roice-Hurst Humane Society, calls upon our community to embrace compassion by fostering pets in need. Temporary foster homes provide vital care and comfort to animals as they eagerly await their forever homes and open up space in shelters for new animals. The campaign has set an ambitious target of 100 new foster families within 100 days, from June 20 to Sept. 28, 2023. Let's make a difference together!