Recent rains have encouraged broadleaf weed growth in growing wheat fields. Kochia, for the most part, is the weed in question although other weeds may also be a factor interfering with this year’s harvest activities.
Lawmakers said earlier this year there is evidence that the San Francisco Federal Reserve Board knew of Silicon Valley Bank’s woes.
Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.
The best way to stay safe in a flash flood is to be aware of the danger and be ready to respond.
(Greater Dakota News Service) The next time a scammer tries to target you, it might not be through a text message with a harmful link. The Internal Revenue Service says bad actors are using the mail delivery system to prey on people by telling them they're owed a refund. Officials say the mailing comes in a cardboard envelope from a delivery service.
(Colorado Newsline) The Environmental Protection Agency’s approval of Colorado’s plans to tackle ozone pollution is again being challenged in court by environmental groups, who say state and federal officials are failing to sufficiently scrutinize oil-and-gas-related emissions at the core of the problem.
This latest trend in travel has gained popularity in recent years.
Earl Richard (Rich) Hockett was born December 7, 1923, in Branson, Colorado, to Earl Richard Hockett Sr. and Stella Weeks Hockett. He grew up hunting and fishing and learning how to be a man in the Canyon Land of southeast Colorado.
Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem!
Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site, will be presenting Friday, July 21 at 10:00 a.m. at the Cheyenne County Community Building meeting room on how Sand Creek became lost.
The public is invited to come learn about Chuck and Sheri Bowen’s Sand Creek discovery. They found over 4,000 artifacts which reveals the real location of the 1864 event. It is free to attend.