Mission statement should be :" Keeping Grand Junction stuck in the 1960's, no matter what". This…read moreorganization needs a massive top-down overhaul. Or, are they even relevant anymore?

Diane Swenke came out against against equal pay for women when proposed in 2019. She is one of the…read morehigher paid nonprofit directors in town. She does not advocate for women, she is in support of bigger businesses, and provides little help to small businesses. She came out in ads against raising minimum wage, saying it would hurt the local economy. The local economy did better, however; other things were at play like the expansion of outdoor recreation. This chamber still has the mindset that oil and gas is EVERYTHING. I feel like we're in 1981 ticking down to Black Friday.

Thank you Amy for her kindness, patience and understanding while we tried to find that perfect…read moreplace to call home. You are amazing. You worked really hard and I appreciate everything you did. I will definitely tell others about you as they also search for the place to call home. Thank You and Best wishes on all your endeavors. Paulla Tillman

From the owner: Amy Rogers has lived in the Western United States since 1989, relocating to Idaho after college and…read morethen Colorado's front range. She moved to the Western Slope in 2005 and raised 3 children here. After years as a banker, Amy became a developer for a non profit housing program, helping to develop 8 1/2 acres in the Southeast area of Grand Junction. In January of 2013 she realized a life-long dream and became a licensed Realtor ® in Colorado. Her experience in the banking industry and then development has enabled Amy rapid success in her career - fully tripling her business in her second 12 month timeframe after immediate realized results the first year in business. She continues to surpass her annual volume by use of market knowledge, superior communication techniques, and ultimately building strong relationships with clients and members of the community.

Warm and welcoming store. A nonprofit business that works with intellectual and developmental…read moredisabled people. Customer service is spot on and store is very clean. Accepts donations or consignments of a wide variety of items. New arrivals and different sales daily.