Online food preservation classes offered by CSU Extension
Colorado State University in Pueblo is offering online food preservation classes through online webinars.
How to Understand COVID-19 Numbers
Viewed in isolation or presented without context, coronavirus numbers don’t always give an accurate picture of how the pandemic is being handled.
Humans inhabited North America in the depths of the last Ice Age, but didn't thrive until the climate warmed
Humans arrived in North America earlier than believed, but needed a period of warmer climate to thrive.
Could employers and states mandate COVID-19 vaccinations? Here's what the courts have ruled
Do governments have the legal right to require vaccinations against the COVID-19 coronavirus? The answer may surprise you.
How local governments can attract companies that will help keep their economies afloat during COVID-19
With economies in disarray due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, there are still opportunities to attact new businesses.
Movie Review - The Outpost
After many months, Bob Garver has finally found a new movie he can recommend - "The Outpost."
The Constitution doesn't have a problem with mask mandates
A constitutional law scholar weighs in on claims that mask requirements are a violation of rights.
Through CARES Act, Treasury Department sent nearly $1.4 billion to dead people
CARES Act money, intended to help those impacted by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, has gone to dead people and was subject to other forms of waste and fraud.
Extreme drought shifts in eastern Colorado
Drought in portions of Colorado improved last week, while the northeast saw areas which continued to degrade. Incoming monsoon moisture may help.
Photo of the Week - July 24, 2020
Photo of the week in the July 24, 2020, edition of the Kiowa County Press - Cattail reeds on Jackson's Pond south of Eads in Kiowa County.
