More than half of those who responded to a new Texas health care poll said it is becoming more difficult to afford.

Utah claims the social media platform "baits children into addictive and unhealthy use."

(Colorado Newsline) Colorado’s fast-growing clean energy sector today employs more than twice as many workers statewide as the fossil fuel industry, a report released this week by a trade association found.

Words cannot express the gratitude to the great response and participation the Eads Eagle alumni committee received from the first ‘Fly High Golf Tournament’ as a scholarship fundraiser; that was held on a beautiful fall day, Saturday, October 7, 2023, at the Eads Golf Course.  There were 17 teams that participated in the event.  

Thank you to all the hole and hole prize sponsors - 

EHS classes of

Bake these cookies the night before and enjoy a delicious treat on busy mornings.

Balance is a skill – the more you practice any skill, the better you become.

Hotter-than-normal days coincide with higher incidences of gun violence.

Birthdays

October 16

• Ronda Hadley
• Betsy Barnett
• Brett Legg
• Ryan Shade

Native American Bank has been chosen to administer $50 million in grants from the U.S. Treasury Department.

(Colorado Newsline) A division of the U.S. Department of Justice will review law enforcement misconduct allegations stemming from an October 2022 incident in Colorado Springs, where white police officers beat a Black man during a traffic stop.