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Tractor Supply Co. brought our community together for the Hometown Heroes event, celebrating local service and compassion. They generously donated to the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office Citizens on Patrol program and helped support the adoption of dogs from Mesa County Animal Services.

Mesa County District Attorney Dan Rubinstein has done what he can to correct an unacceptable public safety risk arising from a well-intentioned “solution” to another problem in the criminal justice system.

Nine pets were adopted last weekend through the Mesa County Animal Services (MCAS) Pup-kin Patch Adoption Special at the shelter, 971A Coffman Road in Whitewater, and we are over the moon to see those sweet animals in their forever homes!

Garbage belongs in trash cans, not in rivers! When we keep our waterways clean and clear of debris, we help keep our #floodplain functioning properly.

The Mesa County Road and Bridge Supervisor, Matt Nichols, gave the Board of County Commissioners and those present at the Nov. 4 public hearing an update on the state of Mesa County roads.

The Mesa County Workforce Center is offering a full lineup of free workshops this November to help job seekers strengthen their skills, build confidence and stay competitive in today’s workforce.