WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 3 – 22: All of Morgan County 2021 Fair Results
Page 21: United Power Places 100,000 Meter
Page 24: First Baptist Church Keenesburg 1st Annual Traditional Western Fellowship
Page 24: Longmont Archaeological Society Annual Stone Age Fair
Page 24: Lost Creek Guide asks for 4-H Club Articles
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: 35th Annual Sunflower National Auto Show
Page 2: Call for Floats for the SE Weld County Fair Parade
Page 8: 2021 Southeast Weld Fair Market Livestock Sale
Page 12: Thank You to 2020 Livestock Sale Supporters
Page 13: 2021 SE Weld Fair Parade Grand Marshals:
Earl & Debbie Raymond
Page 16: 2021 Southeast Weld Fair Events Schedule
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 3: Remember Denise Helen Jakel
Page 8: Brush 4th of July Rodeo Pictures & Results
Page 9: Colorado River Drying up Faster than Expected
Page 10: Colorado Mountain Towns Struggle with Tourists
Page 12: Morgan County Clays & Skeet Shoots
Page 13: Fort Morgan City Council Petitions Ready August 3rd
Page 14: Brush 4th of July Parade Pictures
Page 16: Fort Morgan Fire Department Celebrates the 4th of July
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 3: Remembering Ronald Dean Ceretto
Page 3: Community UMC Thanks Marcie Weeks
Page 8: Town of Wiggins 4th of July Parade
Page 9: Barr Lake Receives No Trace Left Behind Designation
Page 10: Ag Coalition Applauds Initiative 16 Ruling
Page 11: Colorado Sees Unemployment Claims Jump
Page 12: Wiggins Fire Department Annual Breakfast
Page 13: Brighton to Feature Wall That Heals
Page 14: This is How Many People Work for the Government
Page 16: Thornton Reverses Weld County Denial of Pipeline
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 2: A Case for God & Country
Page 4: Get Ready for Plastic & Paper Bag Fees
Page 5: Colorado Congressional, Legisature
Redistricting Ramps Up
Page 7-11: Ft. Morgan High School Graduating Class of 2021
Page 12: What Grassroots Can do for Our Community
Page 13: Ag Workers Set to Gain New Rights
Page 16: Colo. Senate Passes Property Tax Reduction Bill
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 3: Grand Opening of Keenesburg Library
Page 4: 87 Front Range Oil & Gas Wells Ordered to Shut Down
Page 6: Motorcycle Riding Season
Page 8: The Real Goal of Cancel Culture
Page 9: USDA Forecasts Record Farm Exports
Page 10: Colorado Launches $5M Sweepstakes for COVID Vaccine
Page 11: Northern Weld County Placed Under Tighter Ozone Restrictions
Page 12: Wolf Reintroduction Effect on Colorado Ranchers and Farmers
Page 16: Remember and Honor Our Heroes at American Legion Post #180
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 3: Michael Dell’s Graduation Speech
Page 4: Weld County Sheriff’s Office Warning About
Catalytic Converter Thefts
Page 7-12: Weld Central High School Class of 2021
Page 12-15: Brush High School Class of 2021
Page 15-16: Wiggins High School Class of 2021
Page 17: Weldon Valley High School Class of 2021
Page 18: You have a Voice
Page 20: Memorial Day Travel Abounds
Page 24: History of Memorial Day
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 4: A Dozen Colorado Superintendents Call for End to
School Quarantines
Page 5: CDOT Launches New Motorcycle Safety Campaign
Page 6: SE Weld Chamber of Commerce April Meeting
Page 7: History of Mother’s Day
Page 8: Maggie Baldwin Named New State Veterinarian
Page 9: Women of Weld Host Rep. Hugh McKean
Page 10: Record Lumber Prices are Adding $35,000 to Sale
Price of New Home
Page 11: Concerns Over Teens & High Potency Marijuana
Page 12: 2021 Rodeo Season Continues
Page 16: City of Brighton Feature The Wall that Heals
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 3: COVID Variants Driving New 4th Wave
Page 4: April Proclaimed Child Abuse Month
Page 5: Grand Opening of Colorado Custom Firearms
Page 5: Paint Shop 76 Opens in Wiggins
Page 6: Heart Healthy Lifestyle
Page 7: MCREA Holds Annual Meeting
Page 9: United Power Holds Virtual Annual Meeting
Page 10: Minor Traffic Impacts Expected on I-76 Construction
Page 11: Bright Futures Transitions from Upstate Colorado
Page 12: USDA Invests $330 Million in Specialty Crops
Page 14: Closing Xcel Coal-fired Plants will Cost Colorado
WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE:
Page 2: Way of the World
Page 2: Weld County & State of Colorado Move to Phase 2 on Friday
Page 3: Bruce Sparrow Mountain Blue Bird Picture
Page 4: More Than Meat, Colorado Agriculture Unites to Celebrate Industry
Page 5: Surprise: US, Not Foreigners Owns Most of Our Debt
Page 6: Polis Releases Rural Colorado from Most Mask Restrictions
Page 8: United Power Board of Director Candidates
Page 9: Southeast Weld Chamber Met at Ben’s Pizzeria in Hudson
Page 10: March 20, Meat-In Day at Hudson Locker
Page 11: Non-Invasively Assessing Cardiovascular Risk
Page 12: America’s Frontline Doctors
