U.S. DOE announces $1.3B for transmission line projects
The transmission lines are meant to help pivot from reliance on fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review - About Israel, Gaza and genocide
Former Colorado State Senator and Treasurer Mark Hillman shares his thoughts on Isreal and Gaza.
Obituary - Lynne Marie Lillard
Lynne Marie Lillard was born September 25, 1970, and she died in faith in Christ Jesus, her Lord and Savior, October 25, 2023, at the UC Health Hospital in Greeley. She fought the good fight; she finished her race, and is now safely home in the presence of the lover of her soul, Jesus Christ.
USDA Update – October 30, 2023
Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service enter in Kiowa County, Colorado.
About Town – October 30, 2023
Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.
Research links faster postal service to higher voter turnout
People in states with universal mail-in voting had the highest probability of voter turnout.
Iowa boosts cybersecurity precautions as elections, holidays near
The State of Iowa is focusing on potential threats to the online integrity of upcoming elections.
Looking ahead to holiday meals? Vegan items could be on the menu
Those who support vegan diets say it's not a "fringe" option to consider.
Democracy experts worry about chaos, violence ahead of 2024 elections
Guilty pleas from Trump lawyers in Georgia's election interference case probably won't change the minds of voters who think the 2020 election was stolen.
Local meat producers in Pennsylvania rally against EATS Act
Advocates for locally controlled family farms say a proposed amendment to the 2023 Farm Bill would gut states' ability to regulate their own farming practices.