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There is one flag in Western Colorado you should see for yourself. There is a catch, though. Seeing this flag will require a little work on your behalf.

Perhaps you've heard of it - Goat Yoga. Before long, this latest craze will take its place alongside the hoola-hoop and the Rubick's Cube. Get ready Grand Junction, it's coming your way this summer.

Rough waters resulted in seven people and a dog needing rescued on Colorado's Dolores River. Authorities encourage you to use your head and play it safe.

Most people don't associate flooding with Western Colorado, but it has happened. Take a little trip back in time with photos from late Daily Sentinel photographer Robert Grant. These are extreme examples, but they did happen.

Have you seen the various "utility boxes" around town painted with regional themes? Who's behind this? Check out this artist in action.

The video above is the Dolores River, a few miles west of Gateway, on May 4 2019. Compare it to video shot exactly one year ago. What a difference.

It's only April, and there's already "significant flooding" at the Paonia River Park. Some sections of trail are inaccessible due to high water.

Have you encountered a man with a beachcomber bicycle and a song in his heart cruising the streets of Grand Junction? That's Edward. He'd like to share a song with you.

Would you like to jump into the frigid Colorado waters of Nottingham Lake this Saturday. You go ahead and have fun with that. The Polar Plunge is coming up this weekend!

The Annual Spring Cleanup is underway in Grand Junction. I love this program. At the same time, though, I have a number of concerns. Please humor me while I rant.