Retail and service sector workers have been laboring to keep shelves stocked and customers happy from the earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Life on the front lines has been exceptionally stressful for these employees.
There are three reasons we see so many red American barns.
Online shopping is already booming this holiday season. November and December online shopping is projected to top US$200 billion for the first time. And as online shopping increases, so do online scams.
Black Friday may not have the same allure as in years past, but there is still plenty of shoppers expected to be out this weekend.
Phyllis Ann Long
November 28, 1937 – November 18, 2021
Phyllis Ann Long passed away November 18, 2021, in Littleton.
Phyllis was born in Eads to George and Minnie Smith November 28, 1937. She had one older sister, two half-sisters and one half-brother. She was baptized at the first Christian Church when she was one year old.
(Wyoming News Service) Wildlife advocates are taking the U.S. Forest Service to court over a plan to eliminate prairie dogs from the Thunder Basin National Grassland.
Choosing the right Medicare plan can be confusing, and during the open-enrollment period, it is recommended that senior citizens take the time they need to find the plan best for them.
The western monarch butterfly appears to be pulling back from the edge of extinction - with more than 100,000 counted so far in the 25th annual Western Monarch Thanksgiving Count.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everyday life for many people in both trivial and profound ways. Embracing pants without a waistband, trying out creative baking – and perhaps spending a great deal of time sitting, whether for virtual meetings or Netflix binges.
