William “Bill” Tanner knew from the moment that he first saw his future wife, Betty, that she was the one.“I was in the first grade at Columbian Elementary School when Betty and her family moved to town; they lived out in the country,” recalled Tanner as he retold the story Wednesday afternoon at the Gobin Building in Rocky Ford as part of the Silver King and Queen competition.
American Red Cross Resources help you be “water smart” The American Red Cross encourages families to prepare for the fast-approaching summer swim season by learning to be “water smart.” Research…
Dr. Donald TavakoliUnitedHealthcare As high school and college students finish their spring terms and prepare for summer, it’s a critical time to check their mental health and consider how to…
JOE ZEMBA Last week’s Bent County Fair can be described as a lot of things – wet, hot, or even humid; but, despite oftentimes undesirable weather patterns, the fair, as…
Joe Zemba In order to create a federal holiday it must pass congress. It must pass the House and the Senate. The bill for Juneteenth to become a federal holiday…