The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s key science advisory panel, the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, met on Jan. 26, 2023, to chart a path forward for COVID-19 vaccine policy.
A bill to give Colorado teachers a maximum $500 tax credit for expenses was halted in the state Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee Thursday.
Full of fruit and oat bran, these tasty muffins can be enjoyed as a snack or a dessert.
Mosquitoes do seem to be evolving defenses against what have been some of humanity’s most effective insecticides.
Ervin Mitchek was born on a farm in Cheyenne County November 22, 1936, to Charles J. and Martha Mitchek.
Ervin went to country school in first and second grade, and later lived in town and attended school through eighth grade, graduating from Cheyenne Wells Junior High in 1950.
Marguerite Quackenbush (aka Marge or Margie) passed away January 17, 2023, at Keefe Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne Wells. Marguerite was born August 21, 1930, in Fairmount, Illinois. She was 92 years young.
Duane Lundy
November 2, 1926 — January 20, 2023
Duane Herman Lundy, a long time Bristol resident, was born November 2, 1926, in Carter, Oklahoma, to Herman and Clara Lundy, and passed away January 20, 2023, at Spanish Peaks Veterans Community Living Center in Walsenburg at age 96.
January 12, Veterans Ralph Stansbury and Rodney Ziegler, members of VFW Post 9700 in Cheyenne Wells, received Quilts of Valor at their regular post meeting.
In 2003, while her son was deployed to Iraq, a quilter named Catherine Roberts started the movement that became known as Quilts of Valor. It started as a dream. According to Catherine:
