The former top water warrior for the State of
Colorado will talk to the Mesa County Water Association on the
subject: "The Colorado River: How Secure Is Our Water?" Speaker Jim
Lochhead was executive director of the Colorado Department of
Natural Resources until recently. His talk will be Tuesday, Aug.
18, 7 p.m. at 750 Main Street in Grand Junction.
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