From our print archives.
15 yrs
April 20, 2001
Representatives of EagleVision went before the Eads Town Board to solicit the board’s intrest in buying the Eads portion of the company’s cable television system.
25 years
April 18, 1991
Farmers Union members were sending their “slice of bread” with a card that reads “Farmers need a bigger slice!” to their Congressperson.
40 years
By Sharon Scott
The Spring Fling Craft Fair held at Plainview School on Saturday was a huge success. There were lots of different products and craft items to see and purchase. The Plainview Community Club members served a delicious lunch and the cheerleaders had a large variety of baked goodies for sale. A very enjoyable day! Hats off to the PCC for a job well done!!
The Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) Board awarded nearly $7 million in funding for 39 projects across the state this month. Projects include community parks and trails, school playgrounds and outdoor classrooms, and facility upgrades for organized sports.
Friday, April 15
FBLA State Conf. at Vail
3:00 p.m. BSB (H) C.W. 7 & 5
Bar D Wranglers at Theater $10 Ticket ?s Mrs. Gifford
Saturday, April 16
FBLA State Conf. at Vail
10:00 HS T at S.F. 7:00 p.m.
HS Gym Closed for Prom
Monday, April 18
PARCC Testing
8:00AM 4th Grade Soc. St. #1 (ELEM)
8:00AM 5th Grade Science#1 (JH)
By Michelle Wyckoff
Jonathan Swift. The author of the book “Gulliver’s Travels”, a great adventure story about a man named Lemuel Gulliver. The story takes place between the years 1699 to 1702. I’ve decided to rewrite this famous classic.
Let’s call the new version…..”Gullible’s Travels.” It’s about the adventures of a girl and takes place between the years 1955 and 2016. This girl has gone to school. She’s learned things. She’s older now, and some life’s lessons will never leave her.
Another warm, sunny day is in store for Sunday in Kiowa County, with a high in the mid-70s before dropping to the upper 30s overnight. Wind will increase overnight, potentially gusting to 30 miles per hour.
Showers and thunderstorms are possible overnight into mid-morning Monday. Up to a quarter-inch of precipitation is possible, potentially more in thunderstorm areas.
Monday will be noticeably cooler as a cold front backs into the area, with a high in the mid-50s, dropping to the low 30s overnight. Winds will decrease to around 10 mph.
An emergency arises and you call 9-1-1 for help, but you don’t know what to tell the dispatcher because you’ve suddenly forgotten your address. Being prepared can help eliminate some of the stress that sets in during emergencies. National Public Safety Telecommunicator’s Week and 9-1-1 Education Month serve as important reminders that being prepared can make all the difference!
By Slim Randles
My first wife came from a ranching family way back up in the hills and had a cousin, Ted, who was a hounddog man.
I talked my way into hunting with him, of course.
All went well until we were on the way home, when a badger ran across the road and dove into a large culvert pipe.
"Oh wow!" Ted yelled. "Let's get him!"
He released most of the hounds and they plugged both ends of the culvert pipe with bawling insults. In the dead center of the pipe was a snarling badger.
By Pastor Rich Z
BE SAFE
Security is a big deal now a days. “Fear of the Lord gives life, security, and protection from harm.” Proverbs 19:23
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