Free Tax Help Returns to Lamar Community College
Lamar Community College students to provide free tax preparation to area families
This tax season, Lamar Community College is partnering with Denver-based Piton Foundation to help hard-working families become more financially secure by providing free tax preparation services through the Tax Help Colorado program. Beginning February 2, 2018, IRS-certified LCC students will prepare and file tax returns free of charge for individuals with household incomes of less than about $54,000 a year.
Card of Thanks - Family of Barbara Weirich
As the family of Barbara Weirich, we would like to express our deepest thank you to the many friends who helped ease the pain in the loss of our mother and grandmother. The gifts of food, flowers, cards, and memorial donations have been so generous.
Severe Drought Continues Expansion in South Central Colorado
Last weekend’s snow storm brought no relief to drought conditions that have rapidly expanded across most of Colorado since early December, and severe drought continued to increase in the southern part of the state.
Lamar Theatre - 2018-01-26
This week at Lamar Threatre
Starts Friday
Jumanji - Welcome to the Jungle, stars Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart and Jack Black, 6:45 p.m. daily
Held Over
Pitch Perfect 3 - Last Call, Pitches - 9:00 p.m. daily
Coming Soon
The Greatest Showman
Fire Danger Returns to Southeast Colorado Friday
Though it may be the middle of winter, southern Colorado is facing a second day of fire warnings Friday.
Eads School Breakfast and Lunch Menus
Breakfast
January 29 – Egg patty, toast, grape juice, V8, milk, fruit
January 30 – French toast, ham, apple juice, V8, milk, fruit
January 31 – Biscuits and gravy, orange juice, V8, milk, fruit
February 1 –
Lunch
January 29 – Tostado, lettuce, tomato, orange, brownie, milk, salad and fruit bar
January 30 – Fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, corn, roll, apple, milk, salad and fruit bar
Governor Orders Flags Lowered for Adams County Deputy
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has ordered flags across the state lowered to half-staff in honor of Adams County Deputy Heath Gumm, who died Wednesday night after being shot by while responding to a disturbance call.