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| The Mesa County Road and Bridge breakfast was Wednesday morning. In the foreground is County Attorney Patrick Coleman. |
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| At the Road and Bridge breakfast Wednesday morning: County Attorney Patrick Coleman, Administrative Assistant Kristen Cole and Senior Human Resources Analyst Krista Ubersox. |
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| Crews from the Western Colorado Conservation Corps remove the noxious weeds tamarisk and Russian olive along Riverside Parkway. |
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| Another shot of crews removing tamarisk and Russian olive. |
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| Greg Linza speaks at the Mesa County Commissioners administrative hearing Monday morning. |
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| A resident adds to the pile of tires at the Mesa County Landfill Saturday morning. |
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| Another view at the Landfill last weekend. |
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| Kris Cox with COPMOBA places an Old Spanish Trail sign. |
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| Chris Tomlinson of the Daily Sentinel takes a photo of Kris Cox, left, and Jan Potterveld of Backcountry Horsemen. The two were placing Old Spanish Trail signs. |
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| A cool silhouette taken at the Old Spanish Trail. |
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| Another shot of placing the signage. |
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| A great staff turnout for the monthly Values Champion recognition at the Mesa County Department of Human Services and Mesa County Workforce Center. |
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| Kathy Gerlock and Amy Joy channeling their inner Hawaiian during Hawaiian Shirt Thursday at the Mesa County Department of Human Services and Mesa County Workforce Center. |
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| Mesa County Animal Services manager Doug Frye hard at work! |
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| Mesa County Animal Services Officer Kate Scales impounding a puppy. |
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| Samantha Hayes during Hawaiian Shirt Thursday at the Mesa County Department of Human Services/Workforce Center. |
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| All of the nominees for the DHS/WFC Values Champion award. |
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| DHS director Tracey Garchar, left, with Values Champion winners Brian Oney and Linda Fino. |
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| Jeff Kuhr, director of the Mesa County Health Department, tells Inside Mesa County class participants about the Health Department. |
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| Mesa County Coroner Dean Havlik tells Inside Mesa County class participants about his job Monday evening. |
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| MCHD director Jeff Kuhr gives Inside Mesa County class participants a tour of the Health Department, 510 29 1/2 Road, Wednesday. |