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GV Select Homes: Santa Fe Style

GV Portfolio: The Art of Nina Williams

Musician Spotlight: John Winn

Opera: Making the Mikado
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Story Highlights – July 2010

DIY Fashion

By Hope Carlton
Trend-setters all, local designers produce a wide array of wearables. Click to learn more about our featured designers.

Miniature Marvels

By Kay Crane
Insects are pretty powerful given their size. We have our own assortment of pollinators and pests.

Jail to Jobs

By Glenna Kyker Brayton
Programs for people getting out of jail reduce recidivism and promote quality of life for us all.

Black Canyon of the Gunnison

By Richard Dayvault
About eight miles east of Montrose, in places it is over 2,000 feet deep and only about a mile wide. Dare to look over the rim.

Artrepreneurship

By Chris Reddin
So you want to turn your creative juices into a business. Where to begin? Since our wonderful creations will certainly be in high demand, let’s get started with the business side.

 

Ancient Art

By John Anglim
Pining for petroglyphs? Take a little day trip to Thompson Springs, where mystery abounds.

Mennonite Neighbors

By Kay Crane
Tending their gardens, raising their families, Grand Valley Mennonites share a fascinating history.

Never Forget

By Stacy Schoolfield
Larry Cappetto’s documentaries about soldiers give us a rare glimpse into life in wartime.

Efficient with Incentives

By Brooke Wegener
Most of our homes are works in progress – a little change this year, a larger one the next. Today’s homeowners are focusing their improvements on saving money, both now and for the long term.

GV After Hours

By Krystyn Hartman
After a long day under the high desert sun, it doesn’t take long for the cool, dry evenings to refresh our senses – just the right mood for gathering with friends, family, and good music in the great outdoors.