What is a bomb cyclone? An atmospheric scientist explains
The U.S. Eastern Seaboard is one of the regions where bombogenesis is most common.
Obituary – Mina Marie DeBusk
Mina Marie DeBusk
June 9, 1926 – January 23, 2022
A private family interment of ashes will be held at a later date for Eads Prairie Pines Assisted Living resident, Mina M. DeBusk.
Mrs. DeBusk was born June 9, 1926, in Fairview, Missouri, to Harvey Lee and Pearl May (Anderson) DeBusk, and passed away at Prairie Pines January 23, 2022 at the age of 95.
Ag stats: Wyoming crop progress and condition report – January 2022
January 2022 Wyoming crop progress and condition report for January 2022 from the USDA.
Ag stats: 4th quarter 2021 milk production highlights – USDA mountain states region
October-December 2021 milk production highlights for the USDA mountain states region.
Glitches in Texas primary as new laws restrict how, when ballots are cast
With new restrictions in place, Texans will vote March 1 in the nation's first primary to choose candidates for the November ballot.
Regulatory 'no' vote sends Arizona back to square one on clean-energy plan
Frustrated environmental and clean-energy advocates say after four long years of debate and compromise, regulators sent Arizona back to the starting line with their rejection of a clean-energy plan.
Montana ranchers: time is now to pass beef labeling act
Farmers and ranchers in Montana and across the nation are calling on Congress to pass the American Beef Labeling Act.
Obituary – Tonya Lynn Wilson
Tonya Wilson
June 13, 1978 - January 13, 2022
Tonya Wilson, of Campo passed away January 13, 2022, at Cimarron Memorial Hospital in Boise City, Oklahoma.
Tonya Lynn Wood was born June 13, 1978, in Hugo to William Wood and Alta Irene (Bailey) Wood.
She attended Kit Carson School System, graduating with the class of 1996.
After high school she was a homemaker.
October 14, 2006, she was united in marriage to Aaron Wilson in Boise City.
Obituary – Chad William Ray
Chad William Ray
January 1, 1972 – October 9, 2021
Chad Ray was born to Richard and Barbara (Passig) Ray January 1, 1972, in Lamar. He primarily grew up in Lamar, but briefly lived in Golden as a young child while his father served in the Colorado State Patrol.
Growing up, Chad enjoyed art, sports and arcade games. He was a gifted tennis player and was even offered a college tennis scholarship. Chad was known as Opie because of his white-blond hair.
Top articles from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending January 29, 2022
Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending January 29, 2022.