A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting Colorado’s economic development office from giving minority-owned businesses preference for COVID-19 relief grants.
New unemployment filings dropped last week to their lowest level since the second week of March 2020, right before stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of COVID-19 were put in place across the country.
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Photo of the week for October 15, 2021, from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Autumn leaves - Jeanne Sorensen.
Due to COVID-19 exposure, we have had to quarantine several students at the elementary and middle school. The parents/guardians of these students have been notified via email of their status and of the quarantine days.
School has been cancelled at Eads elementary and middle school October 13 and 14. A final decision about the plan moving forward will be delivered by October 15 via email.
Eads High School is currently on remote-learning status through October 21.
Wyoming crop progress and condition report from the USDA for the week endign October 10, 2021.
Few people spend as much time in the wilderness and outdoors as hunters and anglers, and a new report aims to be a springboard to bring those conservationists and their knowledge into discussions of combating climate change.
The Kansas Emergency Rental Assistance program is helping Kansas residents – tenants and landlords – stay afloat during the pandemic recovery.
Wyoming’s opioid overdose prevention efforts are facing changes to services after losing federal funding.
Cheyenne may soon boast the only working gold mine in the state of Wyoming.
