Report: Colorado ranks 15th for child well-being
Colorado moved up one spot overall, from 16 to 15, in this year's Kids Count Data Book.
Letter to the Editor: The rule of law is a basic principle
To the Editor:
When someone shows you who they are, believe them. The federal grand jury that recently indicted Donald Trump certainly did.
Trump publicly and repeatedly confirmed that he intentionally took classified documents, hid them in his private residence, and tried to prevent law enforcement from obtaining what he stole. According to the indictment, those documents contained highly classified information about America’s defense and weapons capabilities, our nuclear secrets, and our potential military vulnerabilities.
opinion: Kiowa County Commissions should restore longer setback distances for wind turbines
To all concerned,
In consideration of the May 25th BOCC wind turbine setback meeting and statements that were made by me and others, I felt it would be helpful to review the previous meeting’s video from May 11th. In doing so, several things caught my attention. I would like to mention them and offer comment for consideration:
Death Notice – Mary Ann Ure
Mary Ann Ure
March 6, 1926 – June 12, 2023
Funeral services are pending.
Arrangements are under the direction of Brown Funeral Home.
‘If you want to die in jail, keep talking’ – two national security law experts discuss the special treatment for Trump and offer him some advice
Are there specific things he might say between now and a trial that could deepen his trouble?
New Mexico Senator files bill to improve clean bus access for rural schools
The bill would codify the eligibility of clean school bus infrastructure.
Kiowa County government payments - May 2023
| The following vouchers were paid at the Regular Meetings held on May 11, 2023 & May 25, 2023 to be paid out of the 2023 Budget to wit: | ||
| Conservation Trust | ||
EarthTalk - Is global warming creating the increase in turbulence on airplane flights?
Does climate change contribute to rougher flights?
Arizona Tribal Nations, lawmakers want new Grand Canyon national monument
(Arizona News Connection) President Joe Biden has designated new national monuments in Nevada and Texas - and some in Arizona say it is time to do the same for the Grand Canyon region. Just last month, U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland met with politicians, community leaders and members of the Grand Canyon Tribal Coalition. They are urging the president to protect 1.1 million
acres of the Grand Canyon region and watershed, using the Antiquities Act to make it a national monument. The area is home to cultural sites of at least 12 tribes and nations.