Canyons of the Ancients is in the four corners region of southwestern Colorado. Rugged and breathtaking, Canyons of the Ancients is a national monument that dates back to 300–1300 AD. The monument covers 176,000 acres of land, which contain cliff dwellings, kivas—underground square rooms used for religious rituals—rock art, and more.
Fall harvest continued last week, but snowfall and high moisture content of crops slowed progress in some counties.
Received moisture was mostly confined to eastern counties.
Makes: 4 Servings
Cook time: 1 hour
The unique hash is made with sweet potatoes sautéed with chicken sausage, onion, bell pepper and garlic. Top with a pan-fried egg for a delicious breakfast.
The stunning Hanging LakeTrailsin Glenwood Springs, Colorado, might just become your new favorite hiking grounds. Before you start lacing up your boots, check out our brief overview of important information for hiking to Hanging Lake, Colorado.
Getting there can be a bit tricky if you don’t know the area well. If you need assistance with directions, contact park management and someone will help you find your way.
Well, the big election has come and gone and there are happy faces and not so happy faces. Congratulations to all the newly elected officials. Here's hoping we have a great year(s) ahead of us.
Sunday was Veteran's Day, and we wish all of them the very best. Our world is a better place because of all the men and women who have served their countries over the years.
Dear EarthTalk: I drink a lot of coffee and I'm wondering how bad this is for the environment? And how I can make sure I’m feeding my 3-cup-a-day habit in the greenest way possible? – Denny Mahon, Worcester, MA
Home basketball games at Lamar Community College have been further postponed due to a shipping delay with the new scoreboards. The new estimated arrival for the scoreboards is Tuesday, November 13. If all goes well with the installation, the Lopes will host two home games this week on Wednesday and Thursday, November 14 and 15.
Let’s Be Thankful
“Let’s Be Thankful. Let’s be happy. Let’s enjoy what we got
Let’s remember that God loves us not a little but a lot.
Let’s look up to the sunshine. Let’s have faith that the clouds will part. And appreciate God’s blessings with an ever-grateful heart.”
--Jean Kyler McManus
I would like to thank everyone who supported me during the election for Kiowa County Treasurer, as well as the numerous individuals who went above and beyond to help out as well.
Thank you to everyone who allowed me to put signs up on their property.
I'd also like to mention Jerry and Janet Frederick as well as Brandon and David Murdock who each shined and played such a huge role when I needed them the most.
Thank you Kiowa County, and congratulations to my opponent Diana, to whom I wish nothing but success.
Kayla Murdock
I am of the boring opinion that the 1966 animated holiday classic “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” is a work of genius and the 2000 live-action take on the same story is an ugly, mean-spirited abomination. Is it any surprise that the new animated film “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch” falls somewhere in between? I suppose it might be a mild surprise that it’s not as bad as the 2000 version, given the painful, obnoxious ad campaign for the film (The Grinch threw a sarcastic compliment at “The Emoji Movie,” ha… ha?).
