Bob Grant

For decades the free Bob Grant calendar was a fixture at offices and homes around Western Colorado. Someone should bring them back.

Take a look back at Grand Junction and Western Colorado winters of the 1940s and 50s through the lens of Robert Grant. From ice skating to aerial shots, see what the region looked like 70 years ago.
My Grandpa, Bob Grant, worked at the Daily Sentinel for over 40 years, capturing images from across We…

The 36th Annual Grand Junction Parade of Lights is coming up this Saturday, December 1. Main Street has hosted a number of great parades over the decades. Take a look at a few from years past via the lens of Robert Grant.

Could Western Colorado witness a genuine snowfall by the end of November 2018? What are the odds we might look like this by December 1?

Colorado firefighters certainly have their hands full with the 416 Fire and the Burro Fire. Let's take a look back at the courageous men and women who risked their lives fighting Colorado fires of the past via these Robert Grant photos.

Last night at 8 o'clock I was outside doing yard work wearing a t-shirt. This is my 47th winter in Western Colorado, and I don't remember them ever looking like this.

For decades the free Bob Grant calendar was a fixture at offices and homes around Western Colorado. Travel back in time 43 years to Grand Junction of the past with "Your 1975 Bob Grant Calendar."

Let's take a look back at Western Colorado's racers and race cars of yesteryear. Here's a little bit of everything from Lands End to the Bookcliffs via the lens of photographer Robert Grant.

Get ready for the return of horse racing in Grand Junction! Heading to the track to see the races used to be a common occurrence in Western Colorado. That has faded away. Get set for racing's return by traveling back in time a few decades to the days of races at Uranium Downs with these Bob Gra…

Grand Junction and the rest of Western Colorado have never suffered from a shortage of downtown parades. For the better part of 50 years, Bob Grant was there to catch the action via the lens of his camera. Take a trip back through time and enjoy a few decades of Western Colorado downtown parades.