Ernest Edward Pavlock, owner of the Hitching Post Feed Store located in Sattler, Texas, passed away peacefully early Sunday morning on August 15th, 2021, surrounded by his family in the
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Free to Choose is in effect today
Mesa Countyâs Free to Choose Resolution goes into effect today and some minor changes are being made to the 5-Star Program.
A joint program by Mesa County Public Health and the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, the 5-Star Program was launched in the summer of 2020 to help support local businesses.
In this next phase, the program will re-launch with a new website. Visit mesacounty5star.com to see the full list of partners and specific recommendations for participating businesses.
A Mesa County news release encouraged residents to remain respectful as the county moves into the Free to Choose phase.
Mesa Countyâs Free to Choose Resolution goes into effect today and some minor changes are being made to the 5-Star Program.
A joint program by Mesa County Public Health and the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, the 5-Star Program was launched in the summer of 2020 to help support local businesses.
In this next phase, the program will re-launch with a new website. Visit mesacounty5star.com to see the full list of partners and specific recommendations for participating businesses.
A Mesa County news release encouraged residents to remain respectful as the county moves into the Free to Choose phase.
Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. | Reuters/Joshua Roberts
The Society of Jesus, an influential Catholic Church order commonly known as the Jesuits, are planning to raise $100 million to give to descendants of slaves once owned by their members.
The money will go to a foundation created by descendants of slaves sold in 1838 by the Jesuits to help fund Georgetown University when it was in financial trouble, The New York Times reported.
“This is an opportunity for Jesuits to begin a very serious process of truth and reconciliation,” said the Rev. Timothy Kesicki, president of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States, as quoted by the NY Times.