Pastors and members of the surrounding community gathered together on Thursday at noon to celebrate National Day of Prayer, a widely recognized day of prayer for America and all its "centers of influence." Read moreA Day of Prayer: Delta Countians gather in front of the courthouse
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Pastors and members of the surrounding community gathered together on Thursday at noon to celebrate National Day of Prayer, a widely recognized day of prayer for America and all its "centers of influence."
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The Delta High School girls soccer team delivered its third and fourth consecutive shutouts with a 6-0 win over Aspen and a 2-0 victory against Roaring Fork last week.
Coming off a lackluster performance against University last week, Delta High School baseball coach Steve Reiher was sure his team had something to prove.
It was a big three-game stretch for the Delta High School girls soccer team, where they pushed their winning streak to eight straight victories and out-scored opponents 29-1.
The Cedaredge High School track and field team had a dominating weekend with both the boys and girls finishing atop the team standings on Saturday during the Rangely Panther Invitational, plus finishing among the top five teams at the Coal Ridge Invitational the day before.
The City of Delta will host its free public Cinco de Mayo celebration from 6 p.m.-midnight this Friday on Main Street. Covered VIP seating is available at West Legacy Park.
Children are invited to explore their imagination with our Big Blue Blocks every Friday through May, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information, call the library at 970-874-9630 or visit deltalibraries.org.
It will soon be time for the season finale of another Pea Green Saturday Night concert at the Pea Green Community Center. The night promises to be one of bluegrass, cowboy and Cajun music and barnyard humor on Saturday, April 27 , from 7-9:30 pm.
After dining at their eatery, you may feel like you've been to Italy. That's because Francesco Catinella will serve up authentic family recipes from his family who still resides in Sicily, and the outdoor garden patio adds to that ambiance.
Six cooperative members are on the upcoming ballot for Delta-Montrose Electric Association’s 2024 Board of Directors election, which this year is open to online voting, as well as by mail or in person at the annual meeting. Three of the nine seats are up for election.
Joshua Frye is once again planning to open his new retail and medical marijuana dispensary at 101 W. Bridge St., Hotchkiss. Opening day was April 12. As he had planned, Frye played the Bob Marley movie "One Love" and some of Marley's music on opening day.
Financial guru Dr. Nathan Perry, associate professor of economics at Colorado Mesa University, returned to Delta on Friday for his quarterly economic update, led by One Delta County: An Economic Alliance and other sponsors.
About 60 years ago on Little Corn Island, a tiny dot in the Caribbean Sea, 70 miles off the coast of Nicaragua, a cook named Maritza was born to a Colombian mother and Cuban father. She goes by “Bongui,” which means something in Creole, one of several languages spoken on Little Corn Island. The gringos call her “Granny,” thanks to a sign on a table set up in her front veranda: Granny’s Creole Cooking School.
Spring is a time that brings about new changes, so in the spirit of trying something new, we bring you a delicacy that is likely a little different for your plate — savory High Plains millet cakes.
The common cold can strike at any time of year, but most people likely associate colds with winter. Colds tend to spread more easily in winter, when people typically spend more time indoors with windows closed, thus making it easier for colds and other viruses to spread.
The U.S. Postal Service has decided to proceed with a controversial plan to move processing of outgoing mail from a Grand Junction facility to Denver, a cost-saving initiative that has raised concerns about potential delays in mail delivery.
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State officials are working with a private company to determine what is to be done with the cracked bridge over Blue Mesa Reservoir. The “Middle Bridge” on U.S. 50 at Dillon Pinnacles has been closed to all traffic since April 18, cutting off Gunnison from direct access to and from Montrose and Delta.
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You might make it by boat — if you have one — but for the time being, you will not be getting across Blue Mesa Reservoir on U.S. 50 between Montrose and Gunnison by motor vehicle.
The Colorado Department of Transportation closed the bridge at Dillon Pinnacles due to cracking found during an inspection Thursday, April 18. The closure means an hours-long detour to reach Gunnison from Montrose or Delta, and vice-versa.
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My daughter sent me a picture she snapped of a great blue heron. The bird was entertaining her and the kids while they were fishing on the river. The big bird stood on a rock and watched the shallows for small minnows to swim past, oblivious to the fact that death is waiting just above the water’s surface.
At a birthday party and dance last weekend, a local named Lexi was asked to tell a bit about her recent backpacking outing.