Richard Holtorf will fill the term of the the late representative Kimmi Lewis.

The start of a new year often means setting new goals or creating resolutions. Why not make your resolution to stay scam free in 2020? While scams can take various forms, there are often “red flags” that are common to many scams. Recognizing red flags will help you avoid scams. The following are some common red flags that may help you identify if a scammer is trying to steal your money or personal information:

Nicholas Colglazier has been selected as the new director of Colorado Corn.

The first of 16 enhanced DUI enforcement periods starts Friday in Colorado.

Colorado's sentors, Cory Gardner and Michael Bennet, joined a bipartisan effort to pass a new free trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.

A cooperative power supplier that last week announced the shuttering of coal operations in Colorado and New Mexico, announced a new energy plan at the Capitol on Wednesday.

Breakfast

• January 20: Scrambled eggs, toast, orange juice, milk, fruit
• January 21: Breakfast burrito, apple juice, milk, fruit
• January 22: Pancakes, sausage link, grape juice, milk, fruit
• January 23: French toast, orange juice, milk, fruit

Lunch

• January 20: Tomato soup, grilled cheese, cherry crisp, milk, salad bar
• January 21: Barbeque ribs, butted noodles, brownies, grapes, milk, salad bar
• January 22: Bacon cheeseburger, tater tots, banana, milk, salad bar
• January 23: Ham and cheese pocket, cooked carrots

The Regular Meeting of the Kiowa County Commissioners was called to order on December 26, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. by Chairman Richard Scott. Oswald opened the meeting with a prayer and Pledge of Allegiance. Those in attendance:

• Richard Scott, Chairman 
• Donald Oswald, Commissioner 
• Howard "Butch" Robertson, Commissioner Delisa Weeks, County Clerk 
• Tina Adamson, County Administrator

Robertson moved and Oswald seconded the motion to approve the minutes as presented. Motion carried. 

Dear Readers,

By Derek Draplin | The Center Square

Legislation to repeal Colorado’s death penalty has another iteration in the 2020 session, this time with bipartisan support.