Wyoming tourism spending down 23% last year
Wyoming's accommodation and restaurant sectors were the hardest hit last year due to the pandemic as overall tourism spending was down by 23%.
Oklahoma set to receive nearly $1.9 billion in federal relief funding
The state of Oklahoma is set to receive just under $1.9 billion in federal funding as part of the "American Rescue Plan" passed by Congress earlier this year.
Federal judge rejects National Rifle Association's Texas bankruptcy case, bolstering New York attorney general's lawsuit
A U.S. Bankruptcy Judge in Texas on Tuesday dismissed an attempt by the National Rifle Association to file for Chapter 11 protection and avoid a lawsuit.
Some eastern gas stations already run out of fuel after Colonial Pipeline is hacked
Gas stations in multiple U.S. states began to run out of gas after Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline, the nation’s largest pipeline, fell victim to a cyberattack over the weekend.
Eads school calendar - May 11-June 26, 2021
Tuesday, May 11
- Music:
- 1:00 pm All Group K-2
- 3:00 pm All Group 3-5
- 3:00 p.m. BSB (H) Manzy V DH
- Lunch: Ribs
Wednesday, May 12
- Seniors Last Day
- 10:00 am MS Track @ Limon Leave time 8:00 am
- 1:30 p.m.
Wiley school calendar – May 11-June 4, 2021
May 11
- 2pm – 3pm – HS Baseball @ Holly,
- Game 1 - Holly vs. Granada (2:00 start) Game 2 - Springfield vs. County Line Game 3 - Holly vs. Springfield.
Plainview school calendar – May 11-June 29, 2021
May 11
- 6:00 pm School Board Meeting
May 12
- Elementary Awards
- 11:30 AM Community BBQ
May 13
- All School Field Trip
May 14
- HS Track @ Burlington
May 17
- 2:00 pm High School Graduation
May 22
- HS Track @ Warren Mitchell- Limon
May 27
- HS Track @ Lamar
June 11
- HS Track @ Rocky Ford
June 19
- HS Track @ 1A Invitational- Limon
June 24-29
- HS State Track Meet
Report: $500 million investment into PERA could save Colorado taxpayers millions
A one-time investment into Colorado's Public Employees' Retirement Association (PERA) using funds from the state's increased revenue could mean substantial long-term savings for taxpayers over the next decade.
Weld County reaffirms its Second Amendment sanctuary status amid flurry of anti-gun bills in state legislature
(The Center Square) — The Weld County Board of Commissioners reaffirmed the county’s Second Amendment sanctuary status on Friday in response to several anti-gun bills meandering through the state legislature.
The move means the board stands by its 2019 decision not to adopt any ordinance which abridges or restricts a person’s individual right to bear arms. At the same time, the Weld County Sheriff has sole discretion to enforce firearms laws that may be unconstitutional.
More than $2.3 billion wagered in Colorado’s first year of legalized sports betting
Colorado concluded its first year of legalized sports betting with over $2.3 billion wagered, the state’s revenue department said Monday.