“The Lord is faithful. He will strengthen and protect you, and keep you from evil.” 2 Thessalonians 3:3 My, isn’t that a comforting scripture? We have so many temptations in our lives and we do need do need the Lord’s strength and feeling of protection.
Saturday, August 05, 2017, Deputies contacted a vehicle for speeding, 95 miles per hour, in a posted 65 miles per hour zone, on Highway 287, North of Eads. Deputies Issued the driver, Jeffrey Iding (DOB 05-12-1972), a summons, for violation of Colorado Revised Statutes: 42-4-1101(1) Speeding 95 miles per hour in a posted 65 miles per hour zone, and CRS 42-4-1005(3) Passed on left when Prohibited |
Baldoria on the Water was the beautiful outdoor setting for the exchange of wedding vows between Jessica Leigh Cochran and Dalton Chandler Mercure on Sat., June 24, 2107. Father Eustace Sequeira, SJ, was the officiating Priest at the wedding ceremony.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cochran of Aurora, CO and Mrs. Allison Duran of Cortez, CO and Mr. Jose Mercure of San Bernardino, CA.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded $1,293,010 to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to help protect human health and the environment through a Nonpoint Source Program Clean Water Act Section 319 cooperative agreement. This grant is given to states to implement environmental programs that address nonpoint source pollution in surface water and groundwater in order to improve and protect water quality.
Irrigation for agriculture is the largest use of fresh water around the globe, but precise records and maps of when and where water is applied by farmers are difficult to locate. Now a team of researchers has discovered how to track water used in agriculture.
Typical fall weather starts the week across most of Colorado, though a change is possible heading into next weekend.
Eastern Plains
A cold front is on track to impact eastern Colorado Thursday night into Friday, and may bring snow to at least part of the plains. It’s a bit early to be confident in the potential, so keep an eye out for forecast updates.
Deer and elk are the most commonly hunted species in Colorado. But hunters also go to the high country to pursue other magnificent big game animals: bighorn sheep, mountain goats, bears, moose and mountain lions.
The numbers of these animals in the state are significantly lower than deer and elk, so licenses are few and difficult to get. But those who obtain a license can look forward to a high-quality hunting experience.
Bighorn Sheep
Ran into Herb Collins the other day down by the school. He volunteers there, from time to time, helping kids with their math homework, and trying to recruit future members of The Great World of Business.
He loved business, back in the days when he lived in the city and ran the pawn shop. For years now, ever since he hung up his jeweler’s loupe, he’s told us that there was an excitement to making the right deal.
