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Posted: Oct 15, 2020 / 10:44 PM MDT / Updated: Oct 15, 2020 / 10:44 PM MDT

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Experts recommend waiting to get a COVID test after Thanksgiving travels

by Krista Spadaccini / Nov 28, 2020

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- Experts warn your risk of exposure to the coronavirus increases if you travel. Although the CDC urged Americans to enjoy a stay-at-home Thanksgiving, TSA reported the highest number of passengers since March flew this week, and AAA estimated millions of Americans travelled by car. Therefore, if you were exposed to the virus over the holiday, health experts recommend getting a COVID test, but not just yet.

The site manager at the Mesa County Fairgrounds COVID testing site says most people getting a test there are not showing symptoms. Instead, they are getting the test because they were near someone with the disease. However, experts say getting a test too early can return a false positive or false negative result. Experts add you should get a COVID test five days after possible exposure. Therefore, if you were exposed to the coronavirus on Thanksgiving, a test would not pick up the virus from a nose or saliva sample until approximately December 1st because the virus has not had enough time to multiply before then.

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Small Business Saturday 2020

by Krista Spadaccini / Nov 28, 2020

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- Residents rallied together to help out local merchants and their employees this Saturday, which was more important this year due to the COVID chaos.

Lora Gutierrez, manager of Old Friends Trading Co, says, "it's very important because we've had a pretty slow season due to everything thats going on." However, the novel virus isn't scaring away customers since each store says they are following standard safety measures.

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Cutting your own Christmas tree on the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests

by Krista Spadaccini / Nov 28, 2020

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- Many would rather cut their own Christmas tree. Still, you cannot chop down any tree you see. There are rules as well as regulations, and you must first get a permit.

Each holiday season, hundreds of Christmas tree permits are sold. They can be picked up in-person from a variety of vendors in the Grand Valley:

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