Pages from the Past - from our 133-year archives
From the 133-years archives of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado.
Kiowa County Public Library summer reading program instructions
Welcome! The Kiowa County Public Library District (KCPLD) is taking Summer Reading to a whole new level this year! Thank you for your patience and understanding as we learn a new way to offer the Summer Reading Program. Our main focus, as always, is to make this an experience that is fun and exciting for all participants. This year, we will be able to have something for everyone, ages Infant-Adult.
Executive order allows businesses to deny service to people not wearing masks
(The Center Square) – Colorado Governor Jared Polis said Thursday he signed an executive order that allows businesses to decline service to customers not wearing masks.
“A mask wearing culture is our ticket to opening more quickly and sooner,” Polis said during a news briefing Thursday afternoon.
The executive order goes into effect immediately, the governor said.
Popular Types of Recreational Off-Roading Activities
When you think about recreational off-roading, several images may come to mind. Perhaps you envision a car speeding over desert sand or a vehicle climbing over rocks up a mountain. While these two images may look very different, both are accurate representations of off-roading. An optimal off-roading adventure won’t look the same for everyone. There are many different types of off-roading activities you can try depending on the environment you go to—almost all of which can be done in Colorado.
Police accountability bill introduced following a week of protests
Colorado Democrats have introduced a bill aimed at increasing law enforcement accountability and reduce police brutality.
U.S. Senate passes bill to help small businesses gain easier access to federal assistance
A bill passed by the United States Senate would make it easier for small business to access the Paycheck Protetion Plan loan program.
New U.S. unemployment claims drop below 2 million, total claims top 42 million
New unemployment claims in the United States fell below two million for the first time since March.
When it comes to reopening churches in the pandemic, Supreme Court says grace ain’t groceries
A recent United States Supreme Court ruling supports states' ability to limit faith practices in order to slow the spread of disease.
California's early shelter-in-place order may have saved 1,600 lives in one month
California took early steps to isolate people to slow the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Hundreds of lives may have been saved.
Can the president really order the military to occupy US cities and states?
U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will order military troops into states and cities to quell violent protests. Does he have the authority?
