OCTOBER 24 - NOVEMBER 6, 2024
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VOLUME 31, ISSUE 20
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HopeWest CEO resigns, returns to home state 2 n Leadership through many challenges while
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Will the new interchange create a clear corridor or congestion for Grand Junction drivers?
n Beyond artistry
Local artists blend passion, art, community and relationships at Canvas 35 in Fruita FARM.
n True Value stays Local True Value assures the community that their four stores will remain open amid True Value bankrupcy.
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maintaining HopeWest’s mission mark the success of Cassie Mitchell’s tenure. See page 2
As HopeWest continues to navigate a rapidly changing healthcare landscape, Mitchell’s leadership has set the organization on a strong path to act on the challenges of the future.
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n Inspire therapy Community Hospital announces breakthrough treatment option for obstructive sleep apnea.
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n MCFMLD grants
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Mesa County Federal Mineral Lease District distributes $768,498 in grants local entities this fall.
n Breast Cancer New program at St. Mary’s Regional Hospital helps identify women at high risk for breast cancer.
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n Departments
Almanac Business Briefs Business People Contributors News Opinion
26 24 26 17-21 2-18 22 Cassie Mitchell ends her time at HopeWest with the organization prepared for the future. Photo courtesy of HopeWest.
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