Winter weather returning to Eastern Colorado for the weekend
A mix of wintery weather will impact much of eastern Colorado for the final weekend of 2019.
A mix of wintery weather will impact much of eastern Colorado for the final weekend of 2019.
Former State Senator Mark Hillman's take on politics in Colorado today.
Charles E. Collins
August 16, 1955 – December 23, 2019
Visitation will be held December 30 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home in Eads.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 31, at the First Christian Church in Eads. Burial will follow at the Eads Cemetery.
Charles was born in Morrilton, Arkansas, August 16, 1955. He passed away unexpectedly December 23, 2019, at Weisbrod Memorial Hospital in Eads.
The right-leaning Fraser Institute has released the results of a survey ranking Colorado last for energy competitiveness.
Colorado has been ranked amoung the top 20 percent of states for businesses.
For an impeachment trial, Senators are not members of a jury according to the United States Constitution.
The winter is arguably one of the more scenic times of the year, in addition to being the busiest. What with all we have going on this time of year, there simply isn’t time to get sick. The good news? It’s nearly all preventable. So, here are the common winter ailments to be wary of.
The new year means it’s time to start anew. Many people take this as an opportunity for growth and self-discovery through new hobbies, interests, or activities. Some of the most common activities revolve around fitness, yet this seems to be the hardest for people to keep. If you’re starting a fitness journey, knowing these tips on how to stick to your fitness New Year’s resolutions will ensure you’re primed for your new lifestyle.
Dear Readers,
I thought it would be good to end 2019 on a positive note, and according to an analysis of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), American diets are getting healthier! The overall Healthy Eating Index increased from 55.7 to 57.7 (1). This may not seem like much, but scientists found it statistically significant. A synopsis of the findings is below:
In 2020, a massive number of people will be competing for your vote. Not all of them are legitimate candidates.