History Lives
By John Anglim
The Thunder Mountain Shootists keep the Old West alive — except when they’re shooting at it, that is. See them in action as featured on KREX News 5.
Life at 80 rpm
By Blaine Scott
The scenery accented by the Colorado River running through Horse Thief Canyon is spectacular. But there’s a problem: I’m pedaling a mountain bike on the Loop above the canyon while looking around rather than looking ahead. Uh-oh, now what?
Piano Duets
By Kate Ruland-Thorne
Two Latin American pianists find each other in Grand Junction. What do they do about it? Play duets, of course. Meet Gisela Flanigan and Andrea Arese-Elias.
Landscapes and Heavy Lifting
By Kay Crane
Spring arrives officially this month – the time when we look at our landscapes with fresh, optimistic eyes.
Aquamarine: State Gemstone of Colorado
By Richard Dayvault
To the ancients it was aqua-marine, meaning “water of the sea.” Colorado’s Mount Antero produces incredible aquamarine crystals in pockets with smoky quartz, mica, and topaz.
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GV Slope Style
By Hope Carlton
Think you’re ready to go skiing? How you’re dressed is an important factor in how you’re going to feel.
Pets Go Traveling
By Kay Crane
Moving or going on vacation? People who’ve been there share their expertise on trips with cats and dogs.
Back to School
By Holli Dawn Means
Why should kids have all the fun? Now grown-ups are getting into the educational action.
Mysteries in the Museum
By Kay Crane
Can you identify these relics from the past? Test your knowledge of historic objects with this intriguing quiz.
Zen and the Art of Snowshoeing
By Sandra Stanley
Those of us who spend time snowshoeing in our region are keenly aware of the different qualities of the snow as we trek along the trails and through the forests. Spring is a great time to enjoy the wonders of snowshoeing.
Crystal Baton
By Paul Ludwig
A new competition for young composers is sponsored by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra. Here’s the winner. |
