Slim Randles
It takes a special person to be a good teacher in a rural school. Unlike the great city amalgamated and homogenized institutes of lower learning, the rural schools tend not to have teachers who are putting in time until their heart stops. And it’s a mixed blessing, because rural schools sometimes have to hire someone whose only qualification is a pulse. But there are those rural teachers who go down in legend for their creativity.
Like John Lewis.
By Pastor Rich Z
PERHAPS SOME INSIGHT OF THE RIOTS OF THE DAY
"A rebel doesn't care about the facts. All he wants to do is yell." Proverbs 18:2 NLB
September 26
Ilene Eder
Talia Webster
Brandon Hoffman
Stephanie Sewell
Lori Richardson
September 27
Stephen Wilson
Suzanne Williams
Mark Stulp
Dillion Hernandez
Silvia Weeks
Amy Weirich
Scott Engelhardt
September 28
Christie Morrow
Opal Miner
Stacy Davis
Casey Sheridan
Nathan Yudnich
Shoni McKnight
Monday Sep 26
Tuesday Sep 27
Thursday Sep 29
Saturday Oct 1
Monday, September 26 *Homecoming Week*
Tuesday, September 27
Wednesday, September 28
The Colorado Department of Transportation is continuing construction and maintenance projects on area highways this week. Watch for work crews, signage and reduced speeds in these areas:
The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) today announced its slate of farmer leaders who will serve the industry as members of action teams and committees in the next fiscal year -- beginning Oct. 1 -- and four Colorado representatives made the list.
They are:
* Colorado Corn Executive Director Mark Sponsler, appointed to serve on the NCGA Corn Productivity and Quality Action Team
* Colorado Corn Executive Coordinator Ann Cross, appointed to serve on the NCGA Engaging Members Committee
Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises residents to rush for the gold — and red, yellow, orange and brown — in one of Colorado’s 42 state parks this month. Fall is officially here and Colorado state parks provide some of the Centennial State’s best showcases for changing nature.
Fall means dramatic changes to aspen trees, blooming saffron crocuses and unique animal mating rituals such as elk bugling, all of which are accessible in Colorado state parks.
By Eads USDA Service Center Staff
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:
