Pastor’s Pearls – October 11, 2020
Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie.
Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie.
Vehicles with diesel engines help form the backbone of rural and farming communities across America. The ability of a diesel engine to continue running while being exposed to extreme conditions is a major part of what makes them so popular. But when your diesel engine dies, it can grind everything to a halt. Here are the signs your diesel vehicle’s engine is failing and a shutdown may be imminent.
Rural life and humor, with characters from the mind of Slim Randles.
Memorial services for Turah (Trudy) Rose Coates of Wiley, Colorado, will be held October 19, 2020.
Aurora Reservoir
Four Alamosa, Colorado, couples offer support for Cleave Simpson for Colorado Senate District 35.
September 2020 crop production highlights for Colorado and the United States from the USDA.
A perfect fall season turned in by the University of Wyoming women’s rodeo team solidified the Cowgirls as the team to beat when the spring schedule rolls around next March.
The Cowgirls went 4 for 4 in the fall season with a second straight dominating performance to end competition in the Central Rocky Mountain Region (CRMR) last weekend. Meanwhile, the men’s team, despite finishing second, widened its overall regional lead after the completion of the fall schedule at Lamar Community College’s (LCC) home rodeo.
National Sorghum Producers Chairman Kody Carson appointed two new members to the NSP Legislative Committee, and newly elected board Vice Chairman Craig Meeker of Wellington, Kansas, will assume the role as committee chairman. New committee members include Shelby Britten of Haswell, Colorado, and Matt Braun of Hobart, Oklahoma.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis' administration has announced a new round of appointments to state boards and commissions.