The U.S. Food and Drug Association shut down Abbott Nutrition’s factory in Michigan after Abbott’s nationwide recall of multiple brands of formula amid concerns over bacterial infections.
The Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers of several tax scams.
A new survey of business leaders reports the majority are predicting an economic recession in the U.S.
With Nebraska farmers facing runaway costs for herbicides and fertilizers this year, a new Center for Rural Affairs report suggested adopting simple conservation practices can help restore soil and improve bottom lines.
Beverly Ray Capps
October 12, 1939 – May 26, 2022
Beverly Ray (Aldrich) Capps of Fort Collins passed away at Poudre Valley Hospital May 26, 2022. Beverly was born in Eads October 12,1939 to Don and Barbara (Bailey) Aldrich.
Beverly was the third of eight siblings and a twin to her sister Barbara.
Beverly spent her childhood growing up in Eads where she participated in the Methodist Youth Fellowship, played alto saxophone, sang in the school choir, and participated in 4H.
Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.
Americans are hitting the road for summer vacation, and many will be headed to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks via U.S. Highway 26.
El porcentaje de ninos de Colorado en sus primeros 15 meses recibiendo servicios medicos preventivos y de salud conductual aumento en un 23 por ciento desde 2013 y se mantuvo constante durante la emergencia de salud publica de COVID.
The percentage of Colorado children in their first 15 months receiving preventive medical and behavioral health services rose by 23 percent from 2013 levels, and stayed constant during the COVID public-health emergency.
Americans are changing their shopping habits because of soaring food prices. And disruptions in the international farming community have some worried about the food supply heading into 2023.
