Annual Pinon Canyon Preservation Festival scheduled for June 19. Public invited to listen, view displays and enjoy barbecue.
Public forum planned for 4 to 7 p.m. June 21 in Grand Junction.
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack announces funding to assist agricultural producers and cooperatives across the country. Rural enterprises from Maine to California benefit from business assistance grants.
The 2010 Colorado Wheat Field Days will be held June 7-16 at 11 different variety trial sites throughout eastern Colorado.
The field days are jointly hosted by the Colorado Wheat Administrative Committee, Colorado Association of Wheat Growers, Colorado Wheat Research Foundation and Colorado State University Extension and Agricultural Experiment Station.
The Colorado Division of Wildlife is asking people to take precautions when living or recreating in coyote country.
Rodeo Legend and Hall of Famer Harry Vold was on hand last Saturday at Cowboy Up to co-sign for fans “The Duke of the Chutes” written by Loren R. Whittemore. Whittemore and Vold signed copies and visited with many fans at the store.
The Bent County Courthouse was rededication in a ceremony on May 1. See some pictures and get the link to see a video of part of the ceremony.
A change in leadership by ruling Democrats on a House committee recently at the Capitol has Republican lawmakers charging that agricultural and rural concerns will be slighted in the upcoming legislative session.
Aaron and Tanya (Gonzales) Ramsay, now of Colorado Springs, are in the process of adopting 2-year-old twin boys, Brecken and Ethan, from Haiti.
Kody Lostroh is a headliner during National Western Stock Show.
On Wednesday Matt Heimerich announced his intent to run for Colorado State Senate.
Executive session held in possible violation
Where to turn for help
Jeri Zimmermann
Board Certified Licensed Professional Counselor/Certified Addictions Counselor, Southeast Colorado For Drug Free Communities
(719) 456-0937
Parkview Chemical Dependency Center, Pueblo
Contact Dana
(719) 584-4022
Residents of Olney Springs are still boiling their water before drinking it.
