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Busted bikers gripe about citations in Dillon
After issuing tickets to errant bicyclists in June, Dillon's police chief said officers are seeing better safely precautions by bikers in the area.
Storms move away from the metro area
Three confirmed tornadoes were reported on Friday. The first was at 2:45 p.m. south of Sedgwick along Interstate 76.
Commissioners vote to close road for Haxtun runway repairs
A A A Phillips County Commissioners voted to close a portion of County Road 28, between county roads seven and nine, contingent upon the Town of Haxtun receiving grant funds and moving forward with making improvements to the Haxtun Municipal Airport.
Colorado legislature appointments offer backdoor lock on seats
Several statehouse superstars were aided by appointments to the House or Senate.
The 27th annual Wray Elks Citizen Bike Road Races will be held Sunday, July 26. The 40-mile race from Wray to Schramm, west of Wray, and back, will start at 7:30 a.m., and the 14-mile race from Wray that goes west to Robb Hill and back will start at 7:45 a.m. The races will start and finish at the Rainbow Park, which is two blocks west of the ...
Society of Women Engineers Essay Contest Winners
The results of the 22nd annual Society of Women Engineers Rocky Mountain Section "Great Women in Engineering and Science" essay contest are in! This year's essay contest was sponsored by the Xcel Energy Foundation.
Community college honors employees
Morgan Community College took time recently to recognize employees for their years of service and dedication to excellence at the traditional end-of-year indoor picnic and celebration.
Profitable grass management workshop, June 12 - 13
A A A The Yuma County Conservation District invites everyone who has grass for grazing, or cows that like to eat grass, or both to attend a two part Managing Grass Profitably workshop.
Alvina Schrum, owner of Country Steak-Out, is the Wray Hospice of the Plains Volunteer of the Quarter.
Ten outstanding Morgan Community College alumni were celebrated at a recognition ceremony April 15.
Tours to show off Fort Collins planning
The city's Plan Van will give seven mobile tours in May to show participants the results of planning in the city.
Annual Southeast Colorado Bull Test a success
The 35th Annual Southeast Colorado Bull Test concluded with the sale of the bulls on April 14, 2009, at Winter Livestock in La Junta, Colorado.
New Highway 385 signs unveiled last week
Taking another step in its efforts to upgrade U.S. Highway 385, The High Plains Highway Coalition recently unveiled the official High Plains Highway sign, which will soon dot the highway as it winds through Colorado.
Cliff Dwellers of Wray to present 'I'll be Back Before Midnight'
A A A The Cliff Dwellers Acting and Singing Society of Wray will be presenting the award winning play, Ia ll be Back Before Midnight by Peter Colley.
Protection team eyes seven cases
The Morgan County Adult Protection team met March 26 and reviewed five new cases and two ongoing cases.
A while back, when schools in Wray, CO. were losing kids and facing major budget cuts, a Vo-Tech teacher came up with a crazy idea: hook the high school up to a wind turbine to save on energy bills.
State Sen. Greg Brophy, R-Wray, will host a Fort Morgan town hall meeting early Monday.
Hospice and Palliative Care closes Friday
Hospice and Palliative Care of Northern Colorado closed its Fort Morgan operation Friday afternoon because of a lack of patients in the area.
The affects of chlorine on the respiratory system and the impact of caffinated drinks.
Brophy, Gardner rip oil, gas regs
Two area state legislators Monday slammed oil and gas regulations that they said would drive much development in that industry out of Colorado.
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