Leftover chicken and frozen veggies help this chicken pot pie come together quickly.

Funeral services for Judith "Judy" Ann Tuttle of Towner, Colorado, were held September 26, 2020.

Funeral services for Louis Aloysius Engelbrecht of Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, were held September 25, 2020.

In school, you learned that coughing was your body’s way of getting rid of foreign irritants. Though it serves this good function, coughing often becomes an irritant itself, especially as it becomes chronic. It’s a cause of discomfort with broad consequences. To learn more about how a chronic cough impacts your quality of life, read this short guide.

Many of us spent the summer outside, enjoying the glorious weather, fresh air, and plenty of space that made social distancing easier. As the seasons grow colder and the pandemic persists, you might be looking for new ways to stay safe and stave off cabin fever. Fortunately, autumn is full of fresh opportunities to celebrate the season while continuing to practice health and safety measures. From enjoying the last weeks of great weather to getting cozy—or spooky—at home, here’s how to have fun while social distancing this autumn.

The Kiowa County Republican party is hosting a voter information meeting in Eads.

Former Colorado Treasurer and State Senator Mark Hillman will discuss the pros and cons of each issue which will appear on Colorado’s November ballot.

With the current COVID-19 global pandemic affecting everyday life and changing the way people think of safety in the home, many families are looking for new ways to protect themselves from illness. It’s always important to have a clean, safe environment in which to reside, but now it’s more crucial than ever to go a step beyond clean to disinfection. Discover some different ways to disinfect your home.

Colorado students completed degree requirements from Kansas State University for summer 2020.

This time, it was the University of Wyoming women’s rodeo team to dominate a rodeo.

All four members of the Cowgirls points team scored to lead the UW women to their second consecutive win on the fall season over the weekend at the Laramie County Community College (LCCC) rodeo in Cheyenne. The Cowgirls racked up 475 points to break away from the pack, opening up a sizeable lead in the overall Central Rocky Mountain Region (CRMR) standings.

Colorado State University was a distant second with 180 points after Sunday’s final performance of the annual Shane Dubie Memorial Rodeo.

Monday, September 28

• 6:00 p.m. Accountability Meeting
• 7:00 p.m. Board Meeting
• Lunch: Cheeseburger w/ Chips

Tuesday, September 29

• Golf at Lamar 9:00 a.m.
• Lunch:  Chicken Fajitas w/ Rice

Wednesday, September 30

• 10:00 a.m.