Valley Meals and More Delivers meals to older adults in eastern Garfield County and provides medical rides and check-in visits. Senior ServicesFood AssistanceGarfield CountyVerified September 2, 2026Call 970-404-1193Get directionsWebsiteText this pageAt a glanceServicesHome-delivered meals four days a week, rides to medical appointments, home visits and care calls, caregiver respite, referralsLocation36 Native Ln, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601Service areaEastern Garfield County: Glenwood Springs, West Glenwood, Carbondale, Missouri Heights, El Jebel, Crystal ValleyHoursDeliveries Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and FridayPhone970-404-1193Emailmary@valleymealsandmore.comWho it servesOlder adultsWalk-insNoTrellis stories about Valley Meals and MoreRelated listingsGarfield County Human Services - Case Management Agencylong-term care Medicaid waiver case management, functional eligibility assessments for institutional level of care, disability services coordination970-945-9191 · Glenwood SpringsGarfield County Older Adult Programs (Senior Services)congregate senior meals at seven community sites, Well and Wise health programs, referrals to The Traveler door-to-door transportation970-625-5282 · RifleGrand River Health24/7 emergency room, primary and specialty clinics, mental health therapy and psychiatric medication management970-625-1510 · RifleHigh Country Volunteers (formerly High Country RSVP)free Medicare and SHIP insurance counseling, free income tax preparation February to mid April, AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP volunteer placement for ages 55 and up970-896-6210 · Glenwood SpringsHomeCare & Hospice of the Valleyhospice care, personal care and home care, grief support for up to 13 months after a loss970-930-6008 · Glenwood SpringsInformation verified September 2, 2026 by Western Slope Trellis against the organization's own site. Call ahead to confirm hours. Something changed? Report a change. Part of the Community Support Directory. Civic Western Slope Schools Put Teacher Pay on the Ballot Alongside Proposition NN Three Western Slope school districts are asking voters to fund staff raises this November. Proposition NN would also add school funding by reducing TABOR refunds. Here’s what District 51, Roaring Fork and Garfield Re-2 are requesting, what it could cost and how the separate ballot decisions compare. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 4 min read Grand Junction Grand Junction Traffic: Lincoln Park Entrance Closure and Detours for Sept. 21–27 Grand Junction drivers face detours on Crosby Avenue, 25 Road, D ½ Road and Crossroads Boulevard the week of Sept. 21. Lincoln Park's 12th Street entrance is expected to close Monday through Wednesday, while downtown lane restrictions continue. Here's where to go and what access remains open. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 2 min read Grand Junction Shakespeare Meets Dr. Seuss at Grand Junction’s Free Theatre in the Park Shakespeare meets Dr. Seuss at Grand Junction’s free Theatre in the Park on September 19. Bring a blanket or low-back chair to Watson Island Amphitheater for family activities at noon and The Theatre Project’s performance of Seusspeare: Much Ado About Everything at 1 p.m. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 1 min read Events Winefest in Palisade, Ranch Rodeo in Montrose: Your Western Slope Weekend, Sept. 18–20 Winefest returns to Palisade, Montrose hosts ranch rodeo finals and a free punk festival, and Glenwood Springs welcomes Octoberfest. Find concerts, community gatherings and outdoor events across the Western Slope for September 18–20. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 4 min read Civic Amendment 87 vs. Proposition 136: What Colorado’s Tax Measures Mean for Western Slope Residents Colorado voters face competing income tax measures this November. Amendment 87 would introduce graduated rates; Proposition 136 would cap rates at 4.4%. Here’s how they compare, what taxpayers could pay and why the outcome matters on the Western Slope. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 3 min read Montrose Montrose Opens Applications for Vacant Council Seat, With Sept. 23 Deadline Montrose is accepting applications for the District IV City Council seat following Dave Frank’s resignation. Eligible residents must apply by 6 p.m. Sept. 23. Council will interview candidates Oct. 5 and appoint a replacement Oct. 6. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 1 min read
Civic Western Slope Schools Put Teacher Pay on the Ballot Alongside Proposition NN Three Western Slope school districts are asking voters to fund staff raises this November. Proposition NN would also add school funding by reducing TABOR refunds. Here’s what District 51, Roaring Fork and Garfield Re-2 are requesting, what it could cost and how the separate ballot decisions compare. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 4 min read
Grand Junction Grand Junction Traffic: Lincoln Park Entrance Closure and Detours for Sept. 21–27 Grand Junction drivers face detours on Crosby Avenue, 25 Road, D ½ Road and Crossroads Boulevard the week of Sept. 21. Lincoln Park's 12th Street entrance is expected to close Monday through Wednesday, while downtown lane restrictions continue. Here's where to go and what access remains open. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 2 min read
Grand Junction Shakespeare Meets Dr. Seuss at Grand Junction’s Free Theatre in the Park Shakespeare meets Dr. Seuss at Grand Junction’s free Theatre in the Park on September 19. Bring a blanket or low-back chair to Watson Island Amphitheater for family activities at noon and The Theatre Project’s performance of Seusspeare: Much Ado About Everything at 1 p.m. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 1 min read
Events Winefest in Palisade, Ranch Rodeo in Montrose: Your Western Slope Weekend, Sept. 18–20 Winefest returns to Palisade, Montrose hosts ranch rodeo finals and a free punk festival, and Glenwood Springs welcomes Octoberfest. Find concerts, community gatherings and outdoor events across the Western Slope for September 18–20. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 4 min read
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Montrose Montrose Opens Applications for Vacant Council Seat, With Sept. 23 Deadline Montrose is accepting applications for the District IV City Council seat following Dave Frank’s resignation. Eligible residents must apply by 6 p.m. Sept. 23. Council will interview candidates Oct. 5 and appoint a replacement Oct. 6. By Western Slope Trellis Staff • 1 min read