Cold Front Coming to Colorado Later Sunday

Sunday continues the recent trend of above-average temperatures, though a system moving later in the day will push temperatures closer to seasonal averages starting Monday and continuing at least through mid-week. While heavier snow will mainly be confined to northweast Colorado for now, it's a great time to brush up on your winter driving preparations.

Eastern Plains

Upper 60s are in store for the northeast and east central portions of the state Sunday, while the southeast will see low 70s.

Home Country

“Ahhh! Coffee!” said our resident cowboy, Steve, raising his cup at the philosophy counter. “Let’s raise our cups to whichever Brazilian came up with this stuff.”

Very slowly, Herb Collins stood with his cup of coffee there in the midst of culture and education at the Mule Barn truck stop.

“Actually, Steve,” Herb said, in his most professorial tone, “his name was Kaldi. He lived in Ethiopia.”

And here Herb grinned fiendlishly at Steve. “And he was a sheepherder!

“No way, Herb!”

Ask a Ranger – Tracking is a Fun and Challenging Winter Hobby

Winter in Colorado, as we all know, means a hodge-podge of weather: snow, mud, wind and a lot of sunshine.

While Colorado’s crazy winter weather makes it a challenge to dress appropriately each day, the muddy, snowy conditions actually are ideal for one of my favorite hobbies: looking for and identifying animal tracks.

Every animal leaves tracks, or something else, behind for us to discover. Looking for the clues and identifying them is fun.

Eads School Calendar

Monday, Dec. 4

3:30 p.m. FBLA Meeting

4:00 p.m. MS BB at McClave leave time 2:45

White Gym Schedule:

B team Girls

B team Boys

A team Girls

A team Boys

Red Gym Schedule:

C team Boys will play during the B team Girls starting at 4:00

C team Girls will play during the B team Boys

Lunch:  Chili Fiesta

Tuesday, Dec. 5

Santa at Fire Station

6:00 p.m. Wrestling Tri at Las Animas

Lunch:  Tomato Soup w/ Grilled Cheese

Wednesday, Dec. 6

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