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GV Magazine Celebrates Being Open For Business

by KREX News Room
by Courtney Griffin

Story Created: Mar 13, 2013 at 10:56 PM MDT

Story Updated: Mar 13, 2013 at 11:11 PM MDT

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.- Grand Valley Magazine is back in business, and has received a lot of community support.

Wednesday, the company held a ribbon cutting to mark their return in the valley.

Business owners, Grand Junction City Council Members, Mesa County Commissioners, and Civic leaders all gathered to celebrate the local magazine.

Magazine contributors say there is much more to come.

"It's huge to be recognized by our local leadership, to be recognized as a vital important economic development tool for our community, is huge. It's great to see all these people here," said Krystyn Hartman, publisher of Grand Valley Magazine.

The April issue will be available in stores and online. Grand Valley Magazine will also be coming out with a weekly Ipad addition sometime this year.

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Krystyn Hartman said on Friday, Mar 15 at 11:52 PM

No, no Disgusted! GV's focus is to "celebrate the dynamic life, landscape, and people of the greater Grand Valley! We cover outdoors, arts and culture, recipes from local chefs, stories on local innovators and so much more. We leave the hardcore stuff to the newspapers and television :o)

Disgusted said on Thursday, Mar 14 at 2:36 AM

Let me guess. It will be hard-core investigative journalism with a "take no prisoners" approach to get the truth out that the current lame-stream media pretends not to see, correct?

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