About Town

By Doris Lessenden

“This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.”

Zelda Peterson spent a happy time at Freda Hollis’s 95th Birthday Party in Greeley.  Both ladies were school friends in Eads High School.  Their photo shows them to be such attractive ladies in their 90’s.  Freda and her late husband, Leo, and their three sons, Steve, Dan, and Mark, were our country neighbors northwest of Eads.

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Second Arrest Made in Crowley County Missing Person Case

A second arrest has been made in connection with the 2010 missing person case involving Richard Kirk in Crowley County.

John Jacob Kirk, 71, was taken into custody on suspicion of accessory to second degree murder on April 15, 2016. John Kirk is the brother of Richard Kirk. John Kirk was taken to the Crowley County Jail.

See our previous article for additional details.

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Sand Creek to Host Program on Battle of the Washita

To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the National Park Service has launched the Find Your Park campaign. The Park Service is inviting Americans to discover parks near them. With this in mind, Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site (NHS) in southeastern Colorado has partnered with Washita Battlefield National Historic Site (NHS) in western Oklahoma to link two national parks that share common bonds of turmoil and suffering, sadness and hope, death and survival.

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East End Events

By Sharon Scott

Our weather over the weekend had its ups and downs.  The people around Eads had a scary time during the tornado warning and harsh rains.  We're just glad that the damage was minimal.  The rest of the County received some very beneficial moisture.  I hear reports of 1 1/2 inches to 3 inches.  Most of it came really easy and soaked in.  I didn't hear of any damaging hail.  Glad we didn't have the blizzard conditions they experienced along the I 25 corridor and in the mountains.  You never know about these Spring storms.

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Weather Outlook – the Week Ahead

Following several days of wet weather and 3-4 inches of desperately-needed rain, an upper low pressure system continues to slowly make its way north to share precipitation with Kansas and Nebraska.

The week will gradually warm, starting with a high in the upper 40s Sunday in Kiowa County, increasing to the mid- to upper 50s through Tuesday, then steadily increasing to a high near 80 Saturday. Likewise, overnight lows start near freezing Sunday night and increase to the mid-40s by Friday night.

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Spring Cleaning: Keeping Your Identity Clean

Are you getting ready to do some spring cleaning? If you are like most of us, you will toss out some papers as spring nears. April also happens to be Records and Information Management month. Identity thieves know that we often toss out valuable information during a spring cleaning purge, and they are on the lookout for anything they can grab that will help them steal your identity. Below are a few tips to keep your identity safe while you freshen up your home.

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Home Country

By Slim Randles

When the Rafter E branded recently, a bunch of us went out to help. It's a badge of pride to have worked your way up the branding ladder.

As a kid, you flank the calves; you grab them, throw them and hold them down. This is conducive to abrasions, muscle strain, and involuntarily changing the color of your shirt.

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