Self-forgiveness is more than self-comfort
Most conversations about forgiveness focus on the meaning and value of forgiving others.
Feds ask Wyoming to recalculate cost of proposed West Fork Dam
A federal agency is requiring Wyoming to update cost estimates for a large proposed dam in Carbon County.
Rural Arizona inn saves on energy bills, helps environment
Pines Inn and Suites has been certified as a "green" hospitality outpost by the Arizona Hotel & Lodging Association for more than two decades.
Madison McDowell Awarded Panhandle Promise Scholarship for 2024-2025
The Panhandle Promise Scholarship was created to enhance educational access for students in the Panhandle region and surrounding areas.
Nutrition takes a seat at the doctor's office in underserved North Dakota areas
In North Dakota, it isn't just food banks trying to help underserved populations get nutritious items.
Iowa researchers shine light on the future of energy use
Researchers at Iowa State University are taking aim at the huge amount of energy used by data centers.
Colorado lawmakers advance property tax exemptions for more agricultural land
Colorado lawmakers could consider a bill next year that would broaden what constitutes a ranch for property tax exemption purposes.
Colorado geothermal company first to join Rural Jump-Start program
The program is designed to spur economic growth and job creation in rural areas.
Eads Alumni golf tournament set for October 5
Each year, the EHS Alumni committee awards two scholarships to Eads High School graduating seniors.
Curious Kids: Will your phone one day let you smell as well as see and hear what’s on the other end of a call?
Smells are created by tiny particles called molecules that float through the air and reach your nose.
