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Here you will find digital versions of stories. Either those that didn’t quite make it into print, or those we just thought could use a digital edition as well.

  • Stella Rae on Pride

    by Payton Young Pride, the celebration of queer life and liberation, is formally held in June in honor  of  the Christopher Street Liberation Day (1969 Stonewall Inn raid) anniversary.  Due… Read more

  • Palestinian Voices Cannot be Silenced

    By Steven Gardner Palestine is experiencing a genocide in real time. Israel has been escalating their violent occupation of the region, Gaza and the West Bank, for decades now. The… Read more

  • We Must Fight Back!

    by Nikoli Weir Freedom, by its very nature, looks different everywhere. Tyranny tends to look the same. Wrapped in a flag and carrying a cross, it has finally come to… Read more

  • Harmony HRT No Longer Excepting Insurance

    In a move that had been communicated to patients to take place January 1, as of October 6, Harmony HRT in Fruita will no longer be taking insurance of any… Read more

  • Q & A with Nick Allen founder of Better Together

    Editors Note: The Rev is always excited by local grassroots media covering our community. We tune-in for all of Better Together’s Podcast. We wish them all the success moving forward.… Read more

  • English Only Will Divide Us

    By Tom Acker Versión en español a continuación On July 14, 2025, Attorney General Pam Bondi in her memorandum directed the DOJ to immediately remove “guidance to recipients of federal… Read more

  • Yep Mow: GJ’s First Immigrant

    by The People’s History of the Grand Valley Yep Mow made news when he first arrived in Grand Junction in November of 1882, from Gunnison, via wagon. He opened a… Read more

  • September News Briefs

    Whitman Park Closed for Two Years Two years ago the City of Grand Junction suddenly closed Whitman Park, with no notice or public process. Whitman Park had long been associated… Read more

  • Anti-Intellectual Movement and CMU

    by Worker’s Red Horizon As CMU students return to campus this fall, it is important to discuss the disease that infects their education. This is a man-made disease that tears… Read more

  • Wednesday was an Average Day

    By Jacob Richards on Wednesday Charlie Kirk was assassinated. that same day two children were shot in a school shooting in Evergreen Colorado and at least 72 civilians were killed… Read more

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