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Concert Preview RECKLESS KELLY The Western Slope’s Guide to Entertainment, Arts & News for June 2017 FREE TAKE ONE! TheSoure Kenny Chesney (8) @ Belly Up @ Country Jam & Red Rocks (11) Marcia Ball @ Ute Theatre (3) Gian Gabianelii @ Wheeler Opera House (17) www.yvsource.com The Best Wedding Venue on the Western Slope Graduations • Catering • Anniversaries Retirement • Class Reunions • Birthday’s - Completely Surrounded by e Beauty of a Vineyard & Orchard. - On-Site Catering Available Call John for Pricing & Availability 970-464-4959 3575 G Road, Palisade, Colorado Mention this ad for 10% o current booking rates! MAISON LA BELLE VIE Tasting Room Open 7 Days a Week 970-464-2244 11-5 Weekdays — 11-6 Friday & Saturdays Come enjoy our wonderful wine under the willows www.maisonlabellevie.com 2 YVSOURCE.COM TheC SOURCE • June 2017 Cook Heats up Race Tracks Across the US Sabré has signed with Apple Motorsports to run the SCCA Majors, Super Tour, and Runoffs in the Formula Enterprise and SRF3 categories. OMMUNITY Please direct any questions to the Grand With the first two weekend’s under her belt she COMMUNITY Junction Symphony office at 243-6787 or info@ has finished 2nd and 3rd in FE. She now heads gjso.org. to Road America for the SCCA June Sprints, Soure Watkins Glen in New York then back to Road America before heading to Indy for the SCCA “FLOYDIAN SLIP” COMING and a $500 donation to the charity of their choice. National Finals. Sabre is very excited to get the TO KZKS 105.3 FM Voting closed on May 25. opportunity to pursue her dream as a profes time to visit Lake Powell! (GRAND Check out the great video for Heroes JUNCTION, CO sional driver. She is in her final semester at the 2017 is going to be an epic year for Lake - Behind the Badges on our Facebook SHELBURNE, VT—”Floydian Slip,”) a week- Colorado School of Mines and will graduate with page and share it with your friends. Powell! With the strong winter precipitation in ly Pink Floyd show produced by Craig Bailey of a degree in mechanical engineering in December the Southwest, water levels and conditions are Shelburne, Vt., will begin airing on KZKS 105.3 Central High Champions anticipated to be the best in years! Higher water FM in Grand Junction, Colo., starting May 20. The Central Warriors swept all local high schools means easier access to canyons and better navi- The station will carry the show Saturdays at 6 and won the 2017 blood drive challenge! Nearly 50% gability throughout the entire lake! pm MT. of the student body gave blood and 1,000 lives were Tell us how many feet the water level will be “Drive 105” is a classic rock station serving saved! Thank you for taking care of our community. at Glen Canyon Dam on western Colorado from a number of frequen- St. Mary’s Hospital Blood Center one winner at random fromJuly the 1 - correctand we’ll entries! select cies. The station’s heard in Grand Junction-Rifle- 750 Wellington Ave Earn additional entries by sharing with a friend! Glenwood Springs at 105.3 FM; and is simulcast Grand Junction, Co 81501 Prize: 2 night stay at Lake Powell Resorts and on KAYW at 98.1 FM serving Meeker-Craig. Marinas (no blackout dates!), 1 day powerboat “Floydian Slip” is currently heard on more Marcia Ball to Raise the rental and a $50 fuel credit. than 80 stations in the U.S., Canada and overseas. Roof at The Ute Theater Enter: May 22 - June 16 Bailey started building the Random Precision http://www.lakepowell.com/lakes-up-contest Radio Network in summer 2009 when he began Marcia Ball • Jul Source for measurement: Lake Powell Water syndicating the show from his home studio under Tickets: $30 - $35 Doorsy 9 @ at 7:00 6:30 pm p.m. “None of this would be possible Data Measurement: # of feet deep at Glen Canyon the moniker Random Precision Media LLC. without the incredible support from Showtime 7:00 p.m. Dam (in whole feet, not rounded) Marcia Ball’s rollicking roadhouse rave-ups He aired his first episode of “Floydian Slip” Apple Motorsports!” said Sabré Cook. and soulful Gulf Coast R&B, her barrelhouse There’s more lake to love this summer! Learn 20 years earlier on Ithaca College’s 106-VIC in more about visiting Lake Powell at “For everyone who watched online and playing and her feel-good party tunes are iconic. Ithaca, N.Y., when he was a student majoring in kept tabs on the race thank you so much www.lakepowell.com broadcasting. —USA Today He also for your support and encouragement” Vt.’s short-lived produced it for Burlington, A joyful musical tour of the territory between 105.1) in 1994, andWEXP for 13 105.1 years FM at WCPV (Experience 101.3 Cook is sponsored by Apple Motorsports, New Orleans and Austin. Ball’s voice can break FM, Burlington. Viceroy Snowmass, Bell Helmets, Grand Junction your heart with a ballad or break your back with Motor Speedway, and Mesa Fitness. Thanks to a rocker. —Boston Herald In its 25 years, the show has earned mentions Alliance Autosport for all the hard work to get in, or served as a resource for, media around The title track of MARCIA BALL’s new album, the world such as Billboard, VH1, The Dallas me on track and the awesome team atmosphere. The Tattooed Lady And The Alligator Man, is Morning News, MacFormat, Yahoo! Music, Lots of races coming up and I couldn’t be happier an irresistible tale of true love at the travelling Relix, and The Ottawa Citizen. to have time now to focus on what I love most. carnival. It’s a story that nobody but Ball could spin, filled with vivid details, universal truths, Bailey offers the show to stations in a cash- free/100% barter arrangement. Each show con- and a rambunctious sense of fun and desire. tains six minutes of local availabilities, and up With raucous horns punctuating Ball’s legendary to six minutes of network commercial inventory. piano pounding and emotional, melodic vocals, More information about the show is at www. the song kicks off the CD of eleven originals floydianslip.com; or by contacting pink@floyd and one glorious cover (Hank Ballard’s He’s ianslip.com or (260) 67-FLOYD. The One). The release mixes Ball’s Gulf Coast - blues, New Orleans R&B, swampy Louisiana ballads, and jumping, Tex-Mex flavored zydeco Grand Junction 4th Ca into a one-of-a-kind musical gumbo, a sound ll For Local and she has been perfecting over the course of her ofJuly Parade Regional Authors On Tuesday morning, CRYSTAL Books and Gifts at 439 Main Street legendary career.will be an evening filled with small towns across the countryJul continuesy 4th, a staple on Main of in Downtown Grand Junction, has issued a Call great jammin’ blues tunes. #racelikeagirl #drivelikeagirl #applemot Street as the Grand Junction Symphony pres- For Local and Regional Authors to participate orsports #allianceautosport #SCCA #FE Big Kids Corner Bar ents the Grand Junction 4th of July Parade. This in their yearly Off The Shelf Author Series that #pittsburghinternational @bellracingusa @vice - The Big Kids Corner Bar in Rifle shut it’s year’s parade is sponsored by Rocky Mountain runs concurrent with the summer long Downtown roysnowmass @mesafitnessgrandjunction@thankyou. doors for ogood June 1st. Orthopaedic Associates and the City of Grand Grand Junction Farmers Market. This is a great - Theye would like to take this opportunity to Junction and your help is needed to make it the opportunity for authors to gain additional expo- thank all their customers and the community of best parade the Valley has ever seen. sure to help promote their books and writing City of Grand Junction Rifle,CO for making this bar a second home for Applications are now being accepted to partic- career, to meet and create new readers and fol- their entire crew. ipate in the parade by designing a float. They can lowers as well as meeting fellow authors. offers Golf Specials be picked up from the Grand Junction Symphony Tiara Rado & Lincoln Park are offering some Every Thursday evening from June 22nd excellent discounts on at thier golf courses. office at 414 Main Street or downloaded here. through September 21st, the Bookstore will be Lake Powell The cost to apply is $25. hosting one or two authors who give presentations SPECIALS 5 rounds for the price of 4 Water Level Contest Each float will be judged on Color, Overall or have discussions about their books or related when you purchase a punch card! Lake Powell water levels are back on the rise! Beauty, Creativity and Originality. Judging takes topics. The event will run from 6pm to 7pm. A Purchase your 5 round punch cards at the courses. This year water levels are expected to be up 50 place as floats pass the judge’s station at the cor special area is provided for the event and for feet, meaning bigger bays, and easier access to ner of 4th and Main Street. Cash prizes will be book signings. In addition, the Bookstore works LPGC – 9 hole rounds walking $65 - LPGC – canyons, beaches and incredible hikes. Whether awarded for 1st Place, 2nd Place and 3rd Place. to promote this event through Press Releases, 9 hole rounds riding $99 TRGC – 18 hole rounds walking $149you’re a first-timer or a veteran there’s no better The parade begins at 10am on Tuesday, Jul Email Newsletters, Website Postings, Facebook, TRGC – 4th and will follow Main Street West from Television Interviews and Signage.
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