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Mesa County Public Health has issued a No Burn Advisory for Monday, March 30 from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. due to fire danger.

Mesa County landowners may qualify for 50% or more reimbursement for noxious weed management through a cost-share program offered by the Mesa Conservation District. Learn how to apply.

This fall, Mesa County is creating space to reconnect with the purpose of serving children and families.

Mesa County’s local economy continues to grow, with a focus on higher-wage job creation and industry diversification. The Grand Junction Economic Partnership shared new data on job growth, wages and economic impact during its annual update.

Grand Valley Transit will add three new compressed natural gas buses after Mesa County Commissioners approved the purchase March 10. The buses will replace aging vehicles and expand the fleet to help maintain reliable transit service in the region.

Japanese beetles can damage more than 300 types of plants in Mesa County landscapes and gardens. Learn which plants Japanese beetles are most attracted to — and which plants are more resistant — while Mesa County continues working to eradicate this invasive pest.