Equal Pay Day falls in 2023 on March 14 — a date determined by how long into the new year American women must work to catch up to American men’s earnings the previous year.

New research has found hotter and drier climate conditions are making it less likely for forests in Arizona and across the Western United States to recover after wildfires.

A group formed to oppose COVID-19 mask mandates is expanding its agenda to influence school board elections, and a national watchdog group believes another goal is defunding public education.

When March Madness begins on March 14, 2023, it’s a sure bet that millions of Americans will be making wagers on the annual college basketball tournament.

Regenerative grazing has increasingly become a buzzword as the market for local, sustainable foods has expanded and product labels such as Regenerative Organic have entered the market. But debates about ranching and climate are some of the food and agriculture world’s most contentious.

As the cost of groceries continues to soar, SNAP benefits boosted to help families during the pandemic are back to pre-COVID levels.

March 25

• 10:00 a.m. Lamar

April 1

• 9:00 a.m. Kiowa @ Limon

April 8

• 900 a.m. Limon

April 15

• 9:00 a.m. Holly (League)

April 21

• 9:00 a.m. La Junta

April 28

• 9:00 a.m. Rocky Ford

May 5

• 10:00 a.m. Burlington

May 13

• 9:00 a.m. Limon 

May 18-May 20

• State @ Jeffco
• TBA

March 24

• 9:00 am McClave

April 6

• 10:00 am Limon

April 14

• 9:00 am Rocky Ford

April 27

• 10:00 am McClave (League)

Lamar Community College’s ranch horse team earned impressive ranks at The Spring Celebration Show, held at the B.W Pickett Equine Center in Fort Collins. 

This was the team's second show and first collegiate competition.

The riders earned the following placements:

Former Colorado State Sentator Mark Hillman argues that a bill before the legislature will do nothing to stop criminals or the mentally ill from inflicting harm on innocent Americans.