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A 51-year-old man was shot dead on Sunday (Oct. 16) in Palisade, Colo. The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is investigating as a homicide. The Mesa County Sheriff's Offices responded to a call at 3644 G 7/10 Rd in Palisade to assist with a 51-year-old man with a gunshot wound...

By most standards, Palisade is a small town, yet this tiny western Colorado municipality is bigger in population than eight entire Colorado counties.

The 25th Anniversary Colorado Mountain Winefest is close at hand. The event features everything you can think of - wine tasting, grape stomping, great food, live music, and the festival in the park. One thing the event doesn't have is an abundance of parking. Ride the shuttle!

"Dog Days" are coming to three Western Colorado public pools, and it is absolutely imperative you take your canine to participate. Don't have a dog? Get one. This is the coolest (pun intended) event in the valley. Here are five reasons why you don't want to miss it.

The Palisade Peach Festival is underway this weekend, and it's the perfect time to celebrate one of Western Colorado's greatest icons. The valley's celebration of the peach is nothing new. Check out photos of Western Colorado residents enjoying the almighty peach, via the lens of Robert Grant.

Let's talk about the best places in Palisade to get your "peach fix."

When life gives you peaches- eat them. Palisade peaches are in full bloom and since there was no freeze, there is an extra large harvest of peaches this year.

It's like an episode of 'The Twilight Zone' when Boogie Machine brings their 70s disco show to western Colorado.

The town of Palisade invites you to the "Dreams Come True Under The Red White & Blue" parade on July 4th. Come celebrate your independence in the beautiful downtown palisade. Not sure where to sit for the best view? Here's an advance look at the route, and a few suggestions. ...

The American flag which typically flies on the Bookcliffs near Lincoln Point in Palisade is missing. At present, no one seems to know its whereabouts, or for that matter, why it was taken down. Flags have been donated to replace the one which went amiss. This, however, presents a new dilemma. Who will take the initiative to replace it?