Author: The Daily Sentinel Editorial Board

If the Broncos are going to insist on wearing helmets featuring the old “D” logo, why can’t they just resurrect the old uniforms entirely? Who wouldn’t want to see the old powder-blue helmets, orange jerseys and white pants? That’s a look we all remember fondly. Instead the Broncos “throwback” uniforms are a twisted mash-up of…

For all the public derision heaped on the American health-care system, it continues to innovate at an astounding pace and scale. We don’t have to look far to find examples of technology transforming care and improving patient experience. The Grand Junction-based Quality Health Network has been at the forefront of an innovation that ensures that…

It’s a safe bet that some city taxpayers are grumbling about the City Council’s decision to award raises to the city manager and the city attorney for the third time in three years. But, in our view, the city is wise to make yearly adjustments to City Manager Greg Caton’s salary. It’s a fairly simple…

We now understand the importance of a pedestrian bridge that connects downtown Grand Junction to the Riverfront renovations taking place on the north bank of the Colorado River. Separating the two are railroad tracks and the busy Riverside Parkway. Quoting public officials, the Sentinel’s Duffy Hayes explained in a Sunday front-page story why a pedestrian…