Downtown Grand Junction loses some of its shine

Grand Junction Daily SentinelSammy HudsonThis chair held the most important people.
It didn’t matter if they were famous actors or janitors, bank presidents or bank robbers, anyone who sat in this chair felt valued by the man who owned it and treated them each with care and respect.
This chair held Sammy Hudson’s customers. Anyone who needed a little sprucing up and an expert’s touch, and maybe a sympathetic ear, some lighthearted conversation and a laugh or wise advice to go a