There’s no better place to experience the beauty and wonder of fall than in Durango, Colorado. From art festivals and historic monuments to cowboy poetry, there are a multitude of things to do in or near Durango that are sure to fulfill your fall bucket list.
This week at Lamar Theatre
September 17: eggs, toast, apple juice, V8, milk, fruit
September 18: pancake on a stick, grape juice, V8, milk, fruit
September 19: hash browns, sausage, toast, orange juice, V8, milk, fruit
September 20: scrambled eggs, toast, Apple juice, V-8, milk, fruit
September 17: Southwest chicken salad, crackers, strawberries, cake, milk, fruit and salad bar
KIOWA COUNTY
COMMISSIONER MEETING
SEPTEMBER 13, 2018MEETING DATE
APPOINTMENTS:
886 Drivers Arrested During Labor Day Campaign
Based on September 1 conditions, corn production in Colorado is forecast at 174.20 million bushels, according to the September 1 Agricultural Yield Survey conducted by the Mountain Regional Field Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA. This forecast is down 2 percent from the August 1 forecast and down 6 percent from the 185.90 million bushels produced last year. The 1.34 million acres expected to be harvested for grain this year are unchanged from the August 1 forecast and 40,000 acres above the 1.30 million acres harvested a year ago.
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has ordered that flags be lowered to half-staff September 17 to honor U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Diobanjo Sanagustin, was died September 4 in Afghanistan supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.
Sanagustin, 32, is survived by his wife, son, and parents. He was assigned to B Company, 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson.
