| In December 2016, Kiowa County Sheriff’s Deputies received a report of a stolen debit card. Deputies investigated the matter and conducted an arrest warrant for Identity Theft (Felony), protection order violation (Misdemeanor) and domestic violence for Christopher Riley. On Thursday, March 4, 2017 Deputies were notified that Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office served the arrest warrant and took Riley into custody. |
Breakfast
April 24: Waffles, ham, apple juice, V8, milk, peach cup
April 25: Hash browns, toast, sausage, grape juice, V8, milk, orange
April 26: Egg patty, toast, orange juice, V8, milk, fresh fruit
April 27: No school
Lunch
April 24: Baked chicken, baked potato, mandarin oranges, milk, fruit and salad bar
April 25: Lasagna, salad, peach cup, bread, milk, fruit and salad bar
April 26: Cheeseburgers, pasta salad, apple, milk, fruit and salad bar
April 27: No school
By Donald Schoderbek, CSU Extension Range Specialist
Let’s talk about stocker cattle in Colorado.
Maybe you know them as a savvy buyer of ‘odds and ends’ at the sale barn. Perhaps they are a cow-calf operator who holds back some steers for extra profit. Or, they run a crackerjack starting yard. I’m talking about the so-called ‘elusive’ stocker operator. These operations exist because of a simple fact – young cattle are risky cattle, and feedlots prefer a safer investment. Stocker operators get those rangy steers into feedlot shape!
PUBLIC NOTICE
Colorado law requires the county assessor to hear objections to real property classifications and valuations beginning no later than May 2, 2017. Objections to the valuation or classification of real property must be postmarked, delivered, or presented in person to the county assessor’s office no later than June 1, 2017.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is warning the public about a current phone scam. Multiple community members have reporting that they were contacted by a person claiming to be a CDOT representative. The caller states that they are conducting a survey on behalf of CDOT and requesting personal information such as date of birth, driver’s license number and address.
When the community members refuse to give any information, they have been threatened with deportation.
Drovers, a Farm Journal Media franchise, and the Farm Journal Foundation have announced acceptance of a challenge by global philanthropist and American farmer-rancher Howard G. Buffett to raise at least $2 million to help ranching victims of the devastating wildfires that burned 1.6 million acres in Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado in March. All monetary donations to the Drovers/Farm Journal Foundation Million Dollar Wildfire Relief Challenge will be matched, dollar-for-dollar, by the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, up to $1 million.
By Chris Sorensen
Drought conditions continued to improve for southeastern Colorado following early April rain and snow storms, however a new area of abnormal dryness has encroached on northwest Colorado counties.
This week at Lamar Theatre
Starts Friday
Dreamworks The Boss Baby, "He's the Boss," 6:45 p.m. daily
Power Rangers, "It's Morphin' Time," 8:40 p.m. daily
Coming Soon
Going in Style
The Fate of the Furious
Regular pricing Thursday for The Boss Baby.
By Chris Sorensen
Rain, which began Thursday afternoon, will continue Friday across much of eastern Colorado.
