Grand Junction's great downtown theater, the Avalon, might have been called something else as a result of a naming contest in 1922. But...

This was my second post about the history of streetcars in Mesa County. The Interurban provided great commuter service between Grand...

Grand Junction's first streetcars, like those in most cities, were pulled by horses up and down railroad tracks. But horse-drawn...

The Daily Sentinel’s Goss Headliner press frequently ran near its top speed — around 50,000 pages an hour.

This column, published in The Daily Sentinel online on April 19, is a follow-up to my column of April 6, about Grand Junction's City...

In 1909, Grand Junction voters adopted a city charter that was among the most innovative in the country, including a new system of voting...