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Region blanketed with heavy snowfall over the weekend
A powerful winter storm swept across southeastern Colorado over the weekend, covering Otero and Bent counties in a thick layer of snow, causing widespread power outages, and making road conditions treacherous.Reports of snowfall reaching 24-30 inches made their way to social media, where several people reported being snowed in for upwards of four days due to heavy drifts.Authorities urged residents to remain vigilant throughout the weekend, particularly on major routes like Interstate 25 and U.S.
Trump, Scofield win Bent County, Boebert wins in new district
Roughly three quarters of the electorate, 74.3 percent of registered voters in Bent County, cast their ballot on, or before, November 5, wheres local voters, known, at times, to overlook party affiliation, unanimously preferred republican candidates over their democratic counterpart.President-elect Donald Trump earned just over 68 percent of the vote total, 1,470 votes, to Kamala Harris’ 29.43 percent, 663 votes.Third-party candidate Robert F.
LAES October Students of the Month
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Winter operations now underway at Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site
Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site will begin off-season hours of operation on Monday, Oct.
35th Annual Arkansas Valley Balloon Festival soars over Ark. Valley
This weekend, the skies over Rocky Ford came alive with a vibrant display of hot air balloons, as the 35th annual Arkansas Valley Balloon Festival celebrated yet another successful year.
McClave High School selected as finalist for 2024 Colorado High School of the Year
McClave High School has announced its selection as a finalist for the 2024 Colorado High School of the Year by the Colorado Masonic Grand Lodge Scholarship Committee.
Snow likely to continue throughout the weekend
Snow that began to fall Tuesday evening in the Arkansas Valley is likely to conitnue throughout the weekend, at least, resulting in colder temperatures becoming the norm.There is a seventy percent chance of snowfall today with a predicted high of 37 degrees.