By Sharon Scott
Guests of Denis and Theresa Weber over Easter weekend were: Connie Weber; Jerry and Quinton Weber and Quinton's friend, Madi Craig; Kathy and Lexi Knutson and their two exchange students, Bolin Chen from China and Kazauk Momura from Japan; Nicole, Jessica and Courtney Cochran; Ben Costello; Dalton Mercure and Ronnie, Emma and Zach Weber. The exchange students had never experienced an Easter egg hunt and they really enjoyed it
2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR
Eads Middle School
HONOR ROLL
6TH GRADE
A HONOR ROLL (A’s Only)
Kenneth Ross Brown
Levi Johnson
2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR
Eads High School
HONOR ROLL
Seniors
A HONOR ROLL (A’s Only)
Dylan Dixon
Rustin Jensen
Brandon McCormick
By Michelle Wyckoff
Snooze Buttons. One of my favorite things in life. I always set the alarm on my phone for 30 minutes before I actually want to get up. I gave up on alarm clocks long ago. I’m technologically challenged. When my phone goes off, I set it for 30 minutes later, then go back to sleep for another half hour.
That sounds much longer than going back to sleep for “another 30 minutes”. I am a master at cheating the clock.
The application deadline for 2016 limited big game licenses, including deer, elk, pronghorn, moose, bear, sheep and goat, is Tuesday, April 5. Colorado Parks and Wildlife has a variety of resources for hunters to complete their applications now. Costs vary based on species and residency status.
Lamar Community College has expanded its upcoming schedule and will be offering several exciting new courses during the summer semester.
“Higher education is about exploration, creativity, and continuing to grow as individuals,” commented Dr. Annessa C. Stagner, Dean of Academic Services at LCC. “We’ve redesigned our summer offerings with this in mind, meeting the needs of both those who are seeking degrees and those who wish to take courses for individual development.”
The Regular Meeting was called to order on March 15, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. by Chairman of the Board Richard Scott. Scott opened the meeting with a prayer and Pledge of Allegiance. Those attending:
Richard Scott, Chairman of Board
National Window Safety Week is designed to heighten the awareness of what can be done to help keep families safe from the risk of accidental falls or injuries in the home. Falls from a window are extremely dangerous, especially for children, and can cause serious injuries or death. While National Window Safety Week is observed annually, safety education occurs throughout the year.
One of our most popular features from the past 15 years - a full-page color photo on the front of the Kiowa County Press showing various impressions of life in Kiowa County. While a limited number of copies continue to be printed and distributed each week at Kiowa Healthmart and the COOP C-Store in Eads, we wanted to bring this feature to our online readers as well.
Shown below - the front page of the April 1, 2016, Kiowa County Press - old equipment near Brandon in Kiowa County. Photo by Jeanne Sorensen.
By Slim Randles
There was Doc, just cruising around slowly on a warm Saturday, alone with his thoughts, which kinda centered around “I sure am lucky to live here.”
Then he saw the carboard boxes with bricks on top to hold them down in the wind, and an arrow on the front.
Saling! Yard saling! It’s that season again. And of course he had to stop. Especially if you hadn’t been yard saling in months.
