Going out on the stand-up paddleboard is a great way to experience our state’s waters, so Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging boarders to stay safe while on rivers and reservoirs.
“Paddleboarding is easy to learn and almost anyone can have fun doing it,” said Scott Rist, head ranger at Paonia, Sweitzer Lake and Crawford state parks. “But because it’s easy, a lot of people don’t realize that you can get in trouble when you fall off. We urge everyone to wear life jackets and use a tether.”
(StatePoint) Travel can be rife with inconvenience, from delayed flights to lost luggage and more. And the high cost of staying connected via mobile devices is an additional headache for a growing number of travelers, especially those with international adventures ahead.
This summer travel season, T-Mobile and research firm GfK released a new study that shows Americans’ reliance on their smartphones, and how potentially pricey travel could be for those who don’t understand the costs of international roaming.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife's annual free fishing weekend takes place June 3-4. Licenses are not required for the weekend, however all other regulations and fees including Bag Limits and the State Park Vehicle Pass apply.
Throughout the remainder of the season, a license is required and is valid for a full year from April 1. One-day licenses can also be purchased.
The Kiowa County Commissioner’s Regular Meeting was called to order May 11, 2017 at 9:05 a.m. by Commissioner, Donald Oswald. Oswald opened the meeting with prayer and Pledge of Allegiance.
Cindy McLoud, Commissioner
Donald Oswald,
Delisa Weeks, County Clerk
Tina Adamson, County Administrator
Richard Scott, Chairman, Absent
Colorado ranks second among the states for hail damage claims according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau statistics released Wednesday. The data ranks states from 2017 through 2016.
There are a few hours left to buy your chance to win over $300 million. Though Wednesday evening’s Powerball drawing is far from a record, tickets are still selling briskly for the chance at a worry-free life of ease.
Drawings for the jackpot – one of two major national lottery games offered in Colorado – are held each Wednesday and Saturday evening at 8:59 mountain time. Tickets must be purchased by 7:30 p.m. the day of the drawing.
