Fort Morgan, CO News

• Fort Morgan, CO News
• Memorial Day observances set around Morgan County
• Deadlines approach for Morgan County primary election
• Fort Morgan Council OK's golf inventory buy
• Fort Morgan Nazarene Church to install Jim Lynch as new pastor
• Fort Morgan veteran inspected Enola Gay after atomic bomb drop
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-25-12
• Disabled American Veterans honors Morgan County drivers
• Brush students volunteer at library story time
• Hodgson: Say it like it is
• Bosley: Miller moth season well under way
• Warm but cloudy Friday in Morgan County
• Friendship Club holds meeting
• Prairie 4-H Club meets
• Vehicle hits door at Brush Post Office
• Lexi Shaffer inducted in UNC Junior Honor Society
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-24-12
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office - 05-24-12
• Weldon Valley school board holds meeting
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 05-24-12
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - 5-24-12
• 'Men in Black III' starts Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan High School commencement this Saturday
• I-76 resurfacing project complete
• Brush High School graduation set for May 26
• Spring Fling brings 400-plus campers to Brush
• Brush resident Betty Likely celebrates 103 years
• Council votes pave way for Hampton Inn in Fort Morgan
• Eben Ezer Care Center hosts talent show
• Sunset Manor celebrates National Nursing Home Week
• Morgan County Communications Center staffing improves
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-23-12
• State Patrol - accidents - 05-24-12
• Mental Health Month helps raise trauma awareness
• Last dance: Weldon Valley students graduate
• Glenn Miller festival in Fort Morgan set for June 21-24
• Training for new foster families coming soon
• Fort Morgan school board rejects late starts
• Fort Morgan Chamber hears marketing advice
• Morgan County Court - 5-22-12
• Morgan County District Court - Divorces - 5-22-12
• Fort Morgan City Court - 5-22-12
• Fort Morgan girl competing in National American Miss beauty contest
• Smart Girls-Cool Dudes celebrate successful year
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-22-12
• State Patrol - accident - 5-22-12
• Faith-based project works for orphan care
• Traits of successful foster parents outlined in study
• MCC's CACE, Empire Lyric Players present 'Yeoman of Guard' June 16
• Registration due Friday for CSU Extension food preserving workshop
• Fort Morgan school district to sponsor summer lunch program
• Fort Morgan's Lincoln High School grads told to spread wings
• Wiggins FFA celebrates awards at banquet
• Morgan County Court - 5-21-12
• Baker students throw 'Pizza Bash' in Fort Morgan
• Antelope Springs News - 5-21-12
• Snyder News - 5-21-12
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-21-12
• Parking lot project up for approval by Fort Morgan BOE
• Fort Morgan City Court - 5-19-12
• Fort Morgan Police - victims, accidents, hit and run - 5-19-12
• Grasshopper numbers could be low this year
• Kids learn at Fishing Fun Day at Muir Springs
• Morgan County District Court - 05-18-12
• Firefighter response increased at fire near Greeley reservoir
• Brush schools fare well on recent survey
• Senior property tax exemption reinstated in Colorado
• Justin Pflug named FM Lions Club outstanding high school senior
• Colton Unrein, Austin Vance receive Morgan County REA line scholarships
• This season's area crops planted, growing well in Morgan County
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 18
• Hodgson: Like that will ever get in paper
• John McDonald ending Brush Middle School band gig on high note
• Male body found near Hudson; Kayla Chadwick still missing
• Sheryl Groves resigns from Weldon Valley school board
• Brush Chamber discusses city projects
• More evacuation notices issued for wildfire near Fort Collins
• Brush Middle-schoolers soar at math, science contest
• Brush students prepare for Ameritowne experience
• Fort Morgan Police present department, community awards
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-17-12
• Morgan Powell receives Charlotte Hearne Davis Scholarship
• Planting Saturday for MCC Community Garden in Fort Morgan
• 'Battleship' cruising into Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan Airport runway project 'moving along'
• Brush High School yearbook given excellence award
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 05-16-12
• Brush Municipal Court - 05-16-12
• Morgan County funds Wiggins summer Preschool program
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 16
• Spring Fling camping rally returning to Brush
• Fort Morgan Police, officials honor fallen officers
• Isolated showers possible this afternoon, evening in Morgan County
• Youngsters tops in Hospital Hustle in Fort Morgan
• Retired art teacher Bob Everett active as volunteer
• Lincoln High commencement Friday at FMMS
• Vacation Bible School going deep at Fort Morgan United Methodist
• Hoyt Home Circle meets
• Dennis McMillan graduates from MCC
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 15
• Fort Morgan Police commendation ceremony Tuesday night at council meeting
• Northern Water Board ups C-BT water quota to 100 percent
• Wiggins High School graduates a tight group
• Sunny skies likely today in Morgan County
• VVV residents replay 20th century
• Morgan County exels in TCAP test results
• Police still seek missing local teen
• Wiggins Board of Trustees may meet with Weldon Valley Ditch Co. board over water
• Wiggins looking for summer recreation provider
• Log Lane sets limited pursuit policy for marshal
• Budget up for Weldon Valley board of education OK
• Hospice of the Plains recognized as We Honor Veterans partner
• School for Performing Arts holds spring recitals
• Colonel Morgan
• Coming up
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - 5-11-12
• Courtney Sauer graduates from UNC in Greeley
• Lana Schamberger graduates from Regis College
• Beta Epsilon makes plans for Relay for Life
• Snyder News - 5-11-12
• Wiggins board debates lawn sprinkling hours
• Fort Morgan to observe National Police Week
• Driver cited in Weldon Valley school bus injury crash
• Log Lane Village honors five for service to town
• Recycling at Morgan County landfill could begin in July
• Brush rancher Keith Brost runner-up for award
• John Crosthwait new Morgan County planning administrator
• Beaver Valley takes on virtual mission to Mars
• East Morgan County Hospital unveils lab updates
• Pinwheels serve as reminder to prevent abuse, neglect
• Morgan Community College has $31 million impact in local economy
• Wiggins High slated to graduate 34 Saturday night
• Two injured, Weldon Valley school bus demolished
• Brush resident Dale Stinton presents new book
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 10
• 'Dark Shadows' joins Cover lineup in Fort Morgan
• Jade Tibbets lands Keever scholarship
• Civil unions not dead, Colorado governor says
• Brush students learn hard facts on abstinence, boundaries
• Morgan County Court - 5-10-12
• Todd Becker Foundation assembly held in Brush
• Mental Morgan, Washington counties health centers see 5-year high in clients
• Nursing students honored in pinning
• Hot and sunny day ahead for Morgan County
• Sherman Street electrical project gets green light in Fort Morgan
• Morgan County fees increasing, clarified at commissioners meeting
• Fort Morgan Federal Credit Union holds grand opening
• I-76 resurfacing work planned near Brush
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - May 9
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 05-09-12
• Morgan County District Court and County Court - May 9
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Achievement, Coming up - May 9
• Seven Lincoln High School students receive awards
• Letter carrier food drive slated Saturday in Fort Morgan
• Tau Master meets
• FM Rotary hears of band shell efforts
• Sunny and warmer today in Morgan County
• Lineup set for summer concerts in Fort Morgan City Park
• Fort Morgan school board OKs decommissioning pumps for fuel
• Snyder man convicted of assault at 2011 Morgan County Fair
• REA lineman Chris Pachek moved to Denver burn unit
• MCC Radiology has first class pinning
• Strong People Stay Healthy class starts May 15 in Brush
• MCC HOSA readies for May 12 garage sale
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up, Ongoing - May 8
• Aaron Anderson wins American Legion Auxiliary Unit 19 scholarship
• Elks Club to award Fort Morgan scholarships Wednesday night
• Dorn scholarship goes to Marisol Del Campo
• Samantha Wilkinson receives McKay memorial scholarship
• Snyder man convicted of assault at 2011 Morgan County Fair
• Sight from Heart offers free glasses
• Brush BOE close to finalizing 2012-13 school budget
• Morgan Community College grads overcame obstacles
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 7
• Phone outage now fixed at Quail Dunes at Fort Morgan golf course
• Correction - Art display start time
• Scattered showers today, tonight in Morgan County
• Baker sixth-graders learn about city government
• Osier assault trial likely to run into Monday
• Worth retires from NECALG
• Brush school board celebrates staff, students
• Auction planned for used items
• Option to charge school lunches may go away
• Spotlight dancers excel at competition finale
• Schneider named 9Who Care winner
• Fort Morgan police
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• Colonel Morgan
• Fort Morgan City Court
• Council hears about city's IT accomplishments Council hears from city's IT department
• Wiggins School District must tap reserve fund next year
• Morgan Public Library launches summer reading
• Big turnout at Morgan County CSU alumni dinner
• DOC search team sets exercise in area
• 60 Plus Association honors U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner
• Energy workshop scheduled
• Brush chamber sets up Adopt- a-Pot beautification project
• T.J. Schneider earns Pettys scholarship
• Awana holds awards ceremony in Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan annual Senior BBQ set for June 2
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 4
• Brush High School looking for business mentors
• J.D. Heiskell & Co. has agreements locally
• Crops should flourish in Morgan County after recent rainfall
• Bachmans retiring from ministry
• Fort Morgan gearing up for annual mosquitoes battle
• NE Board of Health honors Shining Stars
• Redhead Express performing in Fort Morgan Tuesday
• Brush Middle School play recalls Holocaust
• MCC students land 17 scholarships, for more than $4,000
• Morgan County REA lineman injured near Brush
• 'Avengers' starts Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• FMHS spring play on stage this weekend
• Hoyt Home Circle works on quilting
• Beta Epsilon talks relay, walk
• Chet McCoy honored for driving disabled vets
• Fort Morgan celebrating National Drinking Water Week May 6-12
• Sandhills Poker Run slated Sunday
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 3
• Sunny and hot day ahead Thursday in Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Toastmasters give out awards
• Council appoints Dennis Brandenburg as Fort Morgan city judge
• Pinnings Thursday for MCC radiology, nursing grads
• Morgan County vehicle owners wiser about registration late fees
• Girl Scouts, dairy industry team up for 'Milk and Cookies'
• Dale Stinton unveils new Brush history book
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - May 2
• Brush hosts regional downtown institute
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 05-02-12
• Correction - April 30 photo captions
• Correction - April 28 story
• Rosie Reitz top Brush Crystal Apple winner
• Honor Flight escort coming; meeting Thursday in Fort Morgan
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - May 2
• Showers, t-storms possible today, tonight for Morgan County
• Movies: Cover Theatre offers 'American Reunion'
• Fort Morgan water, sewer rates may need hikes
• Wiggins 2012-'13 school budget to be examined Wednesday night
• Reward fund for missing teen Kayla Chadwick info now up to $7,500
• Fort Morgan Recreation Department plans San Antonio sightseeing trip
• Wiggins celebrates Arbor Day
• MCC honors seven work-study students
• Youth learn science concepts in agriculture
• CPMC honors volunteers
• Master Chorale concert Sunday in Sterling
• Marisol Del Campo, Kade Tibbets earn FMHS class of '51 scholarships
• Brandon Hoffman wins Malone scholarship
• Diabetes, dental care discussion Friday at CPMC
• Jamie Kosman, T.J.Schneider get FM Rotary scholarships
• Partly sunny, hot day ahead for Morgan County
• At age 92, Kathryn George enjoying life, volunteer work
• EMCH celebrates national medical laboratory week
• Older Adults Resource Fair set May 15-16 at MCC
• Gardening good for your health
• Skin cancer can be prevented, cured
• EMCH celebrates Occupational Therapy Month
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 30
• Annual VFW memorial service held in Sterling
• Shelly Griffith named new CEO at Eben Ezer
• FM Council to examine municipal judge applicants
• Morgan County Democrats look at chances during Big Ten Dinner
• Sunny and clear forecast Monday for Morgan County
• Wiggins concert series showcases elementary kids
• MCC set to hold 40th commencement Morgan Community College to hold 40th commencement
• MC United Way hands out $30,000 in venture grants
• Tormohlen new MCC career coach
• Meyer named MCC public service employee of year
• Colonel Morgan
• Breezy afternoon, evening in store for Morgan County
• Wiggins town water purchase hits snag
• A-One Burgers and Fries opens in shopping center
• MCC students excel at state Skills USA
• Scheduled Fort Morgan power outage accomplishes goal, city says
• Greg Wagers wins Lifetime Achievement Crystal Apple
• Power outage planned overnight Thursday in Fort Morgan
• Stormwater committee seeking feedback on utility idea
• Holocaust drama April 30 at Brush Middle School
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 26
• EMS Symposium offers education to locals
• Thunderstorms likely this afternoon, evening in Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Middle School celebrates 'School to Watch' designation
• Fort Morgan airport runway project moving forward
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 04-25-12
• Correction - April 24 story
• Denver Concert Band visits Beaver Valley
• Brush High to host Todd Becker Foundation Assembly May 2
• Grand jury indictment leads to more drug-related arrests in Morgan County
• Showers possible today, tonight for Morgan County
• Reward fund for information on missing teen Kayla Chadwick set up at Key Bank
• Fort Morgan Lions Club celebrates 90 years
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - April 24
• Morgan County Democrats' Big Ten Dinner Saturday
• Entrances to Fort Morgan getting new signage
• Fort Morgan Beta Epsilon represented at spring council meeting
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 24
• Bill of Rights discussed at Republican Women meeting
• Taste of Morgan County happening June 2
• B.A.B.Y. hosting cropin May 5 in Fort Morgan
• State report: Two agencies should come under public safety
• Scouts, Western Dairy Association to host Milk & Cookies event April 28
• New solutions in women's health lecture May 8 in Fort Morgan
• Highway 52 to receive surface overlay work
• 90-degree weather possible for Morgan County Tuesday
• Eager recyclers in Morgan County
• More than 100 search for Kayla Chadwick in Morgan County
• Five MCC students place at state Phi Beta Lambda
• 'Take Back Night' raises awareness of sexual assault in Fort Morgan
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 23
• Concert Association kicks off 2012-13 season
• Healthier Weigh teams exceed 40,000 mile-mark
• Neenan Co. to do repairs at several Brush schools
• Use Your Noodle training sessions happening this week
• Spring fling, bazaar April 28 at MCC
• Sunny, hot Monday likely for Morgan County
• City Park has proud history, including band shells
• Volunteers plan search for missing girl
• Brush school board takes leap of faith on budget matters
• Town getting fire hydrant locks
• Wiederspan April Wheel for Rotary
• Frank Rosales named April Junior Wheel for Rotary
• Brush students win big at state
• Energy coordinator briefs Brush
• Colonel Morgan
• Bosley: Stripe rust coming to Colorado?
• Nowadays less sometimes more
• 'Flat funding' misnomer for school finance, Wiggins superintendent says
• Wiggins district may ban charges for school meals
• Fort Morgan City Park band shell fundraising kicking off
• SendOutCards: Send real cards through mail via Internet
• Realtors host open houses at local homes
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 20
• Joanna Wager Fort Morgan Lions student For April
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 04-20-12
• Pedal The Plains new cycling event for Colorado
• Reward triples in case of missing teen Kayla Chadwick
• Sunny skies and mid-60s today in Morgan County
• Businessman: No fracking materials on Morgan County property
• New Fort Morgan nuisance law gets final council approval
• Plea nets probation in home invasion
• Wiggins water plant gets Morgan County special use permit
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 19
• Fort Morgan sisters eager to serve on mission trip
• Morgan DOES host past presidents
• Quilts sought for Haxtun Corn Festival show
• Antique, fine arts appraisal Saturday at Fort Morgan library-museum
• Morgan County Chorale Broadway show April 28 in Fort Morgan
• MCC Platte Valley Band to play April 22 in Fort Morgan
• Movies: 'The Lucky One' starts at Cover
• Stalkers are going high-tech
• Fort Morgan High School late start days being proposed
• Brush wastewater plant operational
• Fort Morgan man being held in connection with Arizona burglary
• Hampton Inn project to receive Morgan County tax abatements
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - April 18
• Weldon school board renews staff contracts
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 18
• Bonnie Rohn graduates from Kaplan University On-Line
• 9Health Fair happening Saturday in Brush
• Rainy Thursday possible for Morgan County
• Candlelight vigil held for missing girl
• Partly sunny, breezy today in Morgan County
• Cargill, Waste Management offer electronics recycling April 21
• Contract with new Fort Morgan schools superintendent approved
• Fort Morgan will test early warning system April 19
• Log Lane passes stricter curfew for older minors
• Kayla Chadwick remains missing; vigil tonight in Fort Morgan City Park
• Seedling diseases possible planting in cool, wet soil
• Fort Morgan, Brush Rotary Clubs host Croatian team
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 17
• Corn Crop observations and management suggestions
• Stay safe working in grain bins
• Take Back Night walk Friday in Fort Morgan
• Georgine Dickens posthumously receives distance learning award
• Deaf dog inspires Colorado Dept. of Transportation leaders
• Brush Police
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• Fort Morgan council to get airport runway update
• Wiggins emergency water restrictions remain in effect
• Heritage Foundation annual auctions bring in $13,580
• Wiggins shooting range delayed by paperwork
• Brush Rodeo Queen, Sweetheart contest set
• U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner accepts Fourth District nomination
• Fort Morgan Library giving books to 4-year-olds
• Kids need to know financial facts of life
• Cowboy Up therapeutic riding center gets donation
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 16
• Dramatic performer 'Kenneth Jay' appearing at Brush United Methodist Church April 29
• Lads, Lassies 4-H Club meets
• Rainy week ahead for Morgan County
• French -- Neal -- Engagement
• East Morgan County Hospital in Brush honors volunteers Marilyn Edson, Jimmie Likely
• Newest Wiggins town board members learn about water project
• Marriage licenses Morgan County
• Contract renewals up for Weldon Valley. Board of Education
• Morgan school board eyes HS schedule change
• Northern sets quota at 90 percent for Colorado-Big Thompson
• Reward offered for info about missing Fort Morgan teenager
• Ruth Krening, 76 Farm wife, feedlot bookkeeper, Fort Morgan resident
• Car damaged, hits deer on Interstate 76 near Fort Morgan
• Tom Westfall shares passion for collecting artifacts at Brown Bag
• Fort Morgan preparing for summer parks visitors
• Log Lane Village water shut-off notice policy changed
• Brush police, EMCH partner on drug takeback April 28
• Morgan County District Court - April 13
• Fort Morgan Police offering reward for Kayla Chadwick information
• Easter egg mania takes over Clavis Club
• Colorado Supreme Court won't hear Henderson case
• MCC CACE gallery hosting 'Best of Best'
• Little River Band will headline BOBStock this summer
• Fort Morgan Fire Department honors its own
• Highway striping work continues along I-76
• Students may receive early childhood education degrees
• Pest season starting early: Scout for alfalfa weevils
• Morgan County kids win awards at Spotlight competition
• New 'Three Stooges' starts Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Sack Lunch: Brush sugar beet factory spawned economy
• Sagebrush Art Club convenes
• VFW Auxiliary 2551 elects officers
• City donation kicks off Brush Museum season
• Car hits cone truck, Fort Morgan man injured
• Fracking mud dumping raises hackles Dumping of fracking mud raises hackles
• Morgan County Jail buys new locks, has new food service
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - April 11
• Energy Expo set in Morgan and Holyoke
• Museum benefit auction happening Friday night
• Rainy days, nights ahead for Morgan County
• Fort Morgan man found dead in apartment
• Small electrical fire closes Goodwill briefly, damage minor
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 10
• Fort Morgan roots run deep for new City Manager Jeff Wells
• Weldona woman hurt in SUV rollover on Highway 39
• Third-graders learn about Fort Morgan history
• Sunny skies today, rain possible tonight in Morgan County
• Good Friday 'Communion at Cross' draws large crowd
• Burglary, assault suspect sought in early Monday crime in Morgan County
• Search continues for missing teen Kayla Chadwick
• Student presentations highlight BOE meeting
• Training for workers with seniors coming up in Brush, Burlington
• Fort Morgan City Court - April 9
• Morgan County Community Briefs: Coming up - April 9
• Jewelry sale benefits Colorado Plains Medical Center
• Five hurt Sunday as car hits ditch bank in Morgan County
• Sunny skies today for Morgan County
• Fort Morgan State Bank now FMS Bank
• Mayor swears in new Fort Morgan police officer
• Brush schools admininstration team unchanged
• Brush school district budget process on track
• Midcap asks for support in Colorado Board of Education bid
• Pheasants Forever hosts meeting this month
• Morgan County Community Briefs
• Colonel Morgan
• Information sought on Morgan County burglary, assault
• Fort Morgan teenager Kayla Chadwick remains missing
• County could save money on roads
• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Fort Morgan High School grad Krystabell Barrera's work at Denver Art Museum
• Summer reading camp coming to Brush school
• Kidz' Klub in Brush, Colorado holding sixth annual yard sale
• Scholars Society welcomes Sanchez
• Worshipful dance session set in Yuma
• Platte Valley Hearing has new home
• We must fight culture of rape
• A matter of national security
• Community Briefs Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Municipal Court
• Fort Morgan police
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
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• Morgan County antique tractor, power show set for June 9
• City of Fort Morgan aiding Audubon in Riverside Park project
• S.A.R.A., Times honored for sex assault awareness work
• 'Rural Click It or Ticket' being enforced in Fort Morgan
• 'The Passion' on stage Friday, Saturday at Fort Morgan's United Methodist
• Community Briefs: Coming up - April 5
• New at Fort Morgan's Cover Theatres: '21 Jump Street'
• Worshipful dance session set for April 21 in Yuma
• Tax Day Tea Party set for April 15 in Loveland
• Sunny skies today for Morgan County
• Voters choose change for Wiggins mayor, town board
• Funds for foster kid independence falling in Colorado, Morgan County
• City council appoints Jeff Wells Fort Morgan city manager
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - April 4
• Acorn Conoco in Brush sees entrance battered
• Quinby running for state board of education
• Brush schools applications go completely online
• Sack Lunch to explore Brush sugar factory
• Easter treats scooped up at Fort Morgan egg hunt
• Community Briefs: Coming up - April 4
• Local students make UNC dean's list
• Shifting weather likely today for Morgan County
• March busy month for Fort Morgan city departments
• Morgan Community College part of early childhood self-study
• Colorado climatologists say state facing drought
• Warm, dry March creates early snowmelt
• Hoyt Home Circle meets - 04-03-12
• Morgan County Court - 04-03-12
• Fort Morgan's Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Holy Week schedule
• No action yet on Fort Morgan superintendent contract
• Hidden treasure: Fort Morgan resident Eva Graham creates in-home gallery
• Rain likely throughout Tuesday; snow possible later in Morgan County
• Council holding public hearing Tuesday on Fort Morgan nuisance law
• U.S. Chamber presents enterprise award to Rep. Cory Gardner
• Egg-citing time at City Park during Easter Egg Hunt
• Evacuees in Conifer wildfire can go home
• Correction - March 30 story
• Community Briefs: Coming up and Ongoing - April 2
• Meet and Eat home meals service needs volunteers
• Deaf cattle dog program slated in Brush April 12
• Administrative professionals day program set for April 25
• Diabetes, eye care subject of April 13 class
• Healthier Weigh virtual trip mileage hits 32,913
• High wind warning until noon, rain possible in Morgan County
• Negotiations for Fort Morgan schools superintendent, workers top agenda for discussion
• Former Morgan County economic development director given S.A.G.E. award
• Auction creeping up for Heritage Foundation
• Grandfamily program offered at The Ranch
• Free beautification program ends Sunday
• Coming up Ongoing
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• Multiple sclerosis treatments 'evolving'
• Family reports Fort Morgan teen missing since Tuesday
• Billy Mackey gets 8 years in prison for June crimes
• Community Briefs: Coming up, Ongoing, Seniors, Health - March 30
• Morgan County REA announces six scholarships
• Breast cancer group forming in Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan Humane Society thrift store reopens
• Morgan County crops need moisture after heat, winds
• Zumba Synergy starts at Pioneer Elementary in Fort Morgan
• 2012 Angels Among Us awards given
• Marriage Licenses - 03-30-12
• Risks of time in sunshine
• Dr. Seuss event 'huge success' in Brush
• Morgan County Republican Women set meeting April 7
• Wheat stem sawfly: A new Colorado pest
• Green spirit at Sunset Manor in Brush for St. Patrick's Day
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• Sunny but windy today for Morgan County
• State transportation funds have dried up in Colorado, official says
• Traffic danger at CHS Elevator raises concerns in Brush
• Big hearts train for bold work with Hospice of the Plains
• Audubon Society looking for shrub-planting volunteers
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - March 28
• Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets, uses family theme
• Lions hear of Hurricane Katrina
• Beat goes on for Mary Bostrom at 95 years young
• Community garden to start planting April 2 in Fort Morgan
• S.A.R.A. plans April activities for sex assault awareness
• Light winds, upper-70s likely today for Morgan County
• Centennial Mental Health awards mini grant to Rural Solutions
• Ordinance on Fort Morgan City Council procedure advances
• Mommy-N-Me store makes move in Brush
• Morgan County guitar players rock out in '80s showcase
• Brush school board honors students
• Community Briefs: Coming up and Ongoing - March 27
• American Legion presents flags to Fort Morgan School District
• Crack seal projects coming near Sterling
• Woman hurt in van-semi crash Monday on Highway 34
• From the Family Cookbook... Grandma's Deviled Eggs
• Carefully handle eggs both for food, Easter coloring
• Fort Morgan seniors celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Senior Center
• Cooler day, lighter winds likely for Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Stormwater committee to recommend utility, fee
• Brush schools food service on upswing
• 10 Fort Morgan High School students win iPods from Optimum
• Local Democrats praise Obama at Morgan County assembly
• Fort Morgan teen Megan McMinn attends National 4-H Conference
• Healthier Weigh exceeds 25,000 miles on virtual trip
• New fire truck added to Brush fleet
• Computer Doctors call on Brush Chamber
• Morgan County 4-H youth place second at Colorado FIRST Tech Challenge
• Wayne Small celebrates 60 years with American Legion
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 26
• Sets ready for Fort Morgan United Methodists' Easter drama
• Blood drive held in Brush in memory of Justin Covelli
• Windy, hot, dry week ahead for Morgan County
• Red Flag Warning means no burning in Morgan County today
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• Brush board of education eyes middle school model
• Fort Morgan Rotary catches up with exchange student
• Fort Morgan naturalist to address Audubon
• European delegation visits Fort Morgan
• Morgan County has interim communications director
• SARA director, Fort Morgan Times editor to be honored
• 3 injured in collision, rollover on Interstate 76 in Morgan County
• Shelly Riblett Fort Morgan Lions Club March student of month
• Use Noodle training scheduled in Brush
• Fort Morgan Police
• Fort Morgan City Court
• Fort Morgan Legion Auxiliary holds Girls State orientation
• Brush Board of Education eyes middle school model
• Morgan Community College health students excel in state competition
• City of Fort Morgan to hire recreation superintendent
• Fort Morgan city workers fix valve downtown
• NECALG celebrates its 40th anniversary
• Council renames Fort Morgan disc golf course for its founder
• Neenan Co. to do corrective work at Weldon Valley School
• Correction - March 20 story
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 22
• Beta Epsilon Chapter No. 357 meets
• Hoyt Home Circle meets
• New at Cover Theatres: 'Hunger Games,' 'Red Tails'
• EMCH in Brush hooks up with centers for big-city treatment
• Brush Police
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• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
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• Tim Tebow trade to Jets hits a snag
• Speech competition in Wiggins gives kids lifetime skills
• Public hearing April 3 on new Fort Morgan nuisance law
• New elevator rules costly, says Morgan County Commissioner Tony Carlson
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - March 21
• Collision near Brush injurs 3, temporarily closes Highway 6
• Morgan Community College students make all-state academic team
• Colorado transportation commissioner in Fort Morgan Monday
• Marriage Licenses - 03-21-12
• Communications center, wild animals among Fort Morgan Lions Club topics
• Tau Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets March 19
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 21
• Brush resident Ethel Dilley turns 105
• Colorado Farm Bureau starts fund for Yuma fire victims
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 21
• Woodlin Carpool Club formed
• Sunshine today, rain possible tonight for Morgan County
• Ron Echols offered Fort Morgan schools superintendent job
• United Way donations, pledges top record $310K in Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Chamber picks Robin Northrup as executive director
• Fort Morgan Museum: New ways of preserving local history coming soon
• Peyton Manning picks Broncos, talking contract
• Fort Morgan's annual Easter egg hunt set for March 31
• Fort Morgan teen hurt in bike-pickup collision
• Motorcyclist dies Friday in accident east of Wiggins
• Morgan County REA celebrates 75th anniversary
• Weldon Valley 2012-13 school year calendar on Tuesday agenda
• Finalists for Fort Morgan schools superintendent interviewed
• Wiggins water project picking up speed
• Wildfire on Sunday forces evacuation of Eckley
• Friends of Fort Morgan Library hold book sale
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 19
• 129 youths compete in livestock judging competion
• Fort Morgan Council to discuss city recreation
• New wrinkle in Colorado medical pot debate: stoned driving
• Some Wiggins high-schoolers try to scam system
• Author, dog a hit with kids at Fort Morgan Public Library storytime
• Fort Morgan Middle School recognized as 'School to Watch' in Colorado
• Wiggins will have election races for town board of trustees and mayor
• Wiggins, Colo., American Legion has lease for shooting range
• Trustees renew Log Lane Village municipal judge contract
• Fort Morgan School District superintendent decision expected Monday?
• Colonel Morgan
• Make-A-Wish good for Morgan County children
• Fort Morgan can make some changes to library, golf course
• CPMC's Bryan receives regional Nightingale award
• Testing, law affects Wiggins schools' spring break
• No candidates means no Log Lane election
• Eben Ezer dog Moses on mend following surgery
• Wiggins FFA, alumni hire out, feed bidders at auction
• Explore personality IQ at Administrative Professional event April 25
• Wiggins Electric wins business award
• Snow fun? Not for this guy
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 16
• Local comedian Chris Fonseca returning to FM Saturday
• 80 degrees possible today for Morgan County
• Interviews set for Fort Morgan schools superintendent finalists
• Hillrose man suffocates in pile of beans near Brush
• Partnership forming for refugee services in Morgan County
• Jay Osier in court with case of assault at Morgan County Fair
• Small Steps to Health, Wealth coming soon to Morgan County
• Riverview Christian School holds fundraising auction
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 15
• Strong Women, Healthy Hearts starting soon in Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan SPA students a hit at New York Dance Alliance Convention
• 'The Vow' starts Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Chocolate Affair benefits Family Center in Fort Morgan
• Sunny, hot day ahead for Morgan County
• Commissioners grant more funds to Morgan County Family Center
• Brush Council: Morgan County could 'go green' with recycling
• Ag appreciation event in Brush features hypnotist
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - March 14
• Forest Service seeks info on planned burn in Pawnee National Grassland
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 14
• Morgan County District Court - March 14
• Marriage Licenses - 03-14-12
• Brain Bowl draws 25 teams from northeast Colorado schools
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Finalists for Fort Morgan superintendent coming to interview
• Fort Morgan Police: 12 percent property crime drop in 2011
• Friends of Fort Morgan Library holding book sale this Saturday
• Fort Morgan victim, 82, loses thousands in lottery phone scam
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 13
• Fort Morgan Chamber's Home and Garden Show features variety
• Morgan County District Court - Divorces - March 13
• Correction - March 6 police report
• Brush student Adam Dahle is Colorado Geography Bee semifinalist
• Sunshine Week: Take the quiz, test your knowledge
• Brush schools want more staff
• Thomson Elementary, Head Start dovetail in purpose for Brush
• Fort Morgan Council demurs on city events, procurement policies
• Fort Morgan Middle School students shatter Make-A-Wish goal
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 12
• Morgan County celebrates Dr. Seuss
• Jim Zwetzig may be next Morgan County commissioner
• Children's author Linda Petrie Bunch visiting Fort Morgan Tuesday
• Morgan County celebrates Dr. Seuss
• East Morgan County Hospital to host blood drive March 29
• Shutterbug Photography Club donates photo to college
• Brush FFA wins quiz bowl
• Community briefs - Coming up - March 10
• Weldon Valley hired hands auction
• FM Municipal judge search moving forward
• City of Fort Morgan sets cleanup week
• Eeast Morgan County Hospital to host blood drive
• Children's author visits Fort Morgan Tuesday
• Celebrating Seuss
• Art exhibit ending
• Colonel Morgan
• Group donates photo to college
• Brush FFA wins quiz bowl
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Coming up
• Cops, insurors give Brush students facts of distracted driving
• Council advances zoning change in Fort Morgan
• Basket Designs serves whole nation -- and Fort Morgan
• Dr. Shaun Thompson on staff at Valley View Villa
• James Graff named Sports Turf Managers Association board director
• Fort Morgan after prom group prepares for event
• Fort Morgan preschools registration set for March 16
• Community Briefs - March 9
• Spring ahead Saturday night
• Wiggins elementary gets Colorado governor's award
• Sunny, windy weekend ahead for Morgan County
• Council finalizes Fort Morgan's animal ordinance
• State gives MCC's adult ed program rave reviews
• Eben Ezer bids farewell to retiring CEO Barbara Bradshaw
• SPA dance instructor Lisa Padgett earns award
• Camp Invention returns to Brush High School
• Morgan, Washington county students shine at bi-county science fair
• Sack Lunch visits Planet Maine at Brush museum
• 'John Carter' starts Friday at Cover Theaters in Fort Morgan
• Tau Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 8
• Wyat Von Feldt chosen as February Rotary Jr. Wheel
• Jamie Kosman chosen as February Rotary Sr. Wheel
• Sunny, warmer day ahead for Morgan County
• New airport runway gets FAA go-ahead
• Several new Fort Morgan High School classes weighed for '12-'13
• Morgan Community College tax help moving to Family Center
• Democratic caucus attendance sparse
• Morgan County marriage licenses - 03-07-12
• Brush Officer Chris Pelton fired for unauthorized weapon use
• Brush recreation department sponsoring New York City trip
• Morgan County Commissioners Calendar - March 7
• Wiggins water project needs special use permit
• Council votes to make Jeff Wells sole finalist for Fort Morgan city manager
• Morgan County could see snow, freezing drizzle, patchy fog this morning
• Grass fire leads to partial evacuation of Pawnee power plant near Brush
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• State Patrol
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan Lions Club receives musical treat
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 6
• Brush to host 9Health Fair April 21 at Morgan County Fairgrounds
• Fort Morgan superintendent search narrows for school board
• Fort Morgan Museum exhibits redesign schedule back on track
• Three Colorado BOCES groups win grant
• South Platte Turkey federation chapter funds habitat improvement, science
• Morgan County: Sunny and spring-like day ahead
• State Patrol
• Morgan County REA to hold 75th annual meeting March 17
• Wiggins school district might see extra funding
• Morgan Community College hosts Colorado Auto Teachers Society conference
• Council could appoint Fort Morgan city manager Tuesday night
• Denver Lions Club hosts Fort Morgan's Brenda Zion
• Cut-a-Thon at The Style Shop to raise money for Wiggins, Weldon Valley after-prom parties
• Healthier Weigh class racks up 7,637 miles in last two weeks
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 5
• Hospice of the Plains salutes veteran John Stafford
• Prairie chicken tours set for weekend from March 24 to April 15 near Wray
• Couple warmer days ahead for Morgan County
• National Junior Honor Society adds members
• Heritage Foundation preps for annual auction
• Tri-State plans to add more wind power
• Wiggins FFA, alumni host supper, hired hand auction
• Morgan school sup't search zeroing in
• Rural Solutions to sponsor suicide intervention training
• Obesity on the rise in Colorado
• VonFeldt Junior Wheel for Fort Morgan Rotary Club
• Kosman honored as Fort Morgan Rotary Club senior Wheel
• Fort Morgan Middle School science gold medalists
• Caring Ministries of Morgan County receives $15,000 grant from El Pomar Foundation
• Caught in the act of something stupid
• Humane Society thrift store will reopen in Fort Morgan
• Brush school board approves 2011 finances audit
• Health-care reform will pay for Medicaid hikes, speaker Marguerite Salazar says
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 2
• Tinker's Dream flea market draws well
• Snow possible this afternoon for Morgan County
• Brush High School celebrates FFA week
• Fort Morgan Council sets more goals, priorities for 2013
• 9 Morgan Community College students make state SkillsUSA auto competition
• Morgan County 4-H taking up Intel robotics challenge March 17
• Brush eighth-grader Dena Firkins wins regional spelling bee
• Youth, Brush Council members view skate park plans
• Fort Morgan Lions Club meets
• Friendship Club meets
• Fort Morgan City Court
• Correction - Feb. 27 photo caption
• Community Briefs: Coming up - March 1
• Wiggins student Mitchell O'Patik makes dean's list at Northwestern Ohio
• Jeff Osuch receives Fort Morgan Lions Club's Ann Sullivan award
• New members inducted into Fort Morgan Rotary Club
• Cenex Harvest States, M&M Co-op kick off Harvest for Hunger campaign
• Snow likely today, tonight for Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Council sets safety, infrastructure goals for 2013 city budget
• Emergency communications having tech growing pains in Morgan County
• Commissioners Calendar - Feb. 29
• Community Briefs: Coming up - Feb. 29
• Colorado State Patrol
• Colorado State Patrol
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Brush Police
• Regional federal health director Marguerite Salazar to discuss health law March 1
• Peter Walker to present at Sack Lunch on March 2
• Sentencing continued for Saul Celis in June home invasion in Fort Morgan
• Banner Health Clinic in Fort Morgan opens for new patients
• Colorado State Patrol
• Colorado State Patrol
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Sunny but windy today in Morgan County
• Fatal fire in Brush probably accidental, Morgan County sheriff says
• Fort Morgan city manager position still under debate
• Fort Morgan Times wins two first-place awards in Colorado Press Association contest
• Fort Morgan's Cargill a major contributor to United Way
• Healthier Weigh teams add another 3,527 miles to virtual trip
• StrongWomen - Healthy Hearts starts in April in Morgan County
• Hoyt Home Circle meets
• Bijou Go-Getters 4-H Club meets
• Community Briefs - Coming up - Feb. 28
• Fatal mobile home fire north of Brush believed accidental, victim identified as Ronald A.Skaggs
• Rain/snow mix possible this afternoon in Morgan County
• State patrol
• Morgan Community College Foundation Gala raises $42,000-plus
• City approves purchasing police vehicle replacements
• Morgan County tops enterprise zone contributions
• Mobile home fire north of Brush turns fatal
• Tractors on parade in Fort Morgan for FFA Week
• Pap test: How often?
• Community Briefs: Coming up - Feb. 27
• Brush pastor Donald Lott and family eye mission in Denver
• Mobile home fire north of Brush turns fatal
• Cool, breezy Monday for Morgan County
• FMMS students aim high for Make-A-Wish
• Miller Orchestra back in SwingFest lineup in Fort Morgan Colorado
• Bruch High School locked down, searched for marijuana
• Fort Morgan City Council retires Canine Officer Zeb Morgan
• Tibbetts Lions student of month
• MCC health session scheduled
• Misdemeanor plea deal for former Log Lane marshal Plea deal for former Log Lane marshal
• Colonel Morgan
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Pesticide recertification workshops planned by CSU Extension
• Three more people arrested in burglary investigation
• NFL player and Fort Morgan alum Joel Dreessen visits Fort Morgan Middle School
• Contract extended for Weldon Valley Superintendent Bob Petterson
• Brush schools seek more student achievement
• ABATE hosts chili cookoff, poker walk
• Colorado Plains Medical Center Auxiliary to hold jewelry sale April 4-6
• Community Briefs: Coming up - Feb. 24
• Marriage Licenses - 02-24-12
• Morgan County commissioners OK $ for special roads crew training
• C&C Auto and Hardware in Brush expands, changes name to Hometown Auto and Hardware
• Online businesses wanted for future Fort Morgan Times story
• Community Foundation of Northern Colorado offering scholarships
• Colorado Department of Education seeking comments on MCC adult education program
• Busy Breathers asks locals to vote in contest to be sold in Walmart
• Cool, windy Friday for Morgan County
• June 26 primary election to be all-mail ballots in Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Area Chamber rebooting, moving forward
• Council hears update on 2012 goals at retreat
• Commissioners Calendar - Feb. 22
• Fort Morgan High School Winterfest dance royalty announced
• Pageants seeking entrants from Morgan County
• Tau Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi explores customs
• Brain Bowl volunteers sought for March 10 event
• 'Act of Valor,' 'The Devil Inside' starting Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Community Briefs: Coming up - Feb. 23
• Cool, windy day ahead for Morgan County
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• State Patrol
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Cool, windy day ahead for Morgan County
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• State Patrol
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Speaker Jon Caldara takes Republicans to task at Morgan County Lincoln Day Dinner
• Burglary suspect tries to disarm policeman
• Linda Thorpe named CEO: East Morgan County Hospital
• Community Briefs: Coming up - Feb. 22
• Chocolate Lovers Affair for Family Center March 9
• Caring for Colorado Foundation provides County Express grant
• Split city council vote finalizes new Fort Morgan building codes
• Fort Morgan Drove No. 236 DOES offering scholarships
• Tinker's Dream dog rescue flea market Saturday
• Morgan County Homeschool Network hosts Early American Social Dance
• Warm, sunny day for Morgan County, followed by rain/snow mix tonight
• State Patrol
• Burglary suspect tries to disarm Brush policeman in Morgan County case
• Public hearings set tonight on animal ordinance, zoning change
• Fort Morgan firefighters doing maintenance work Wednesday on emergency alert towers
• Local Girls Scouts have fun selling cookies
• County receives dusting of snow
• 4-H offers activities for whole family's enjoyment
• Local DAV gains new members
• Community Briefs - Coming up and Ongoing - Feb. 21
• Many of Fort Morgan Council's 2011-12 goals completed or in progress
• Fort Morgan Young Farmers installs new leadership team
• Sunny day ahead for Morgan County
• Marines Joe Weinmeier and Jim Blane visit Fort Morgan Middle School
• Snyder News - 2-18-12
• William "Willie" Farnik, lifelong Fort Morgan, Brush, New Raymer resident, dies
• Weldon Valley hosts knowledge bowl
• Ag production does harm to RM National Park
• Weldon BOE to weigh sup't contract extension Weldon BOE to weigh extension for sup't contract
• MCC, health dept. screen children
• Ag appreciation dinner event will feature a hypnotist
• Brush grad invited to college awards banquet
• Morgan County Court
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Speech class at Morgan Community College enhances communication skills
• Morgan County Beta Epsilon to bid on state ESA convention
• Community Briefs
• Fort Morgan City Council to brainstorm for 2013 budget at retreat on Saturday
• Wiggins Mayor Mike Bates will run for re-election
• Fort Morgan Senior Center receives funding from Morgan County
• Sears looking for new owner, operator for Fort Morgan store contract
• Wickham Tractor Co. wins best design at Colorado Farm Show
• Comfort Inn, Rodeway Inn both receive gold awards
• Correction - Feb. 14 photo
• Music takes Brush alum Jenny Morgan to Trinidad and Tobago
• Suicide grief group meets
• Healthier Weigh finishes week two
• Awards show, 'Under Wire' style
• Sunny, cold day followed by cloudy skies for Morgan County
• Banner Health Clinic prepares for grand opening Feb. 27
• Quality Water expresses easement concern to Brush Council
• Fort Morgan Middle School musicians play with honor band in Greeley
• Government offices, some businesses, schools closed Monday for Presidents Day
• Hospice of the Plains honors Brush's Donald Salisbury
• County Court - Feb. 16
• Hoyt Home Circle holds regular meeting, annual family potluck
• Marriage Licenses - 02-16-12
• In Brief: Coming up - Feb. 16
• Caring Ministries, Weldon Valley student provide Fort Morgan Rotary programs
• Staring Friday at the Cover Theatre No. 1: 'This Means War'
• District Court - Feb. 16
• Another sunny but cold day in store for Morgan County
• Another sunny but cold day in store for Morgan County
• Morgan County Republican Women to host Lincoln Day dinner Monday night
• Morgan County Commissioners OK expanded beer and service area at Quail Dunes Golf Course
• Firefighters receive pet respirators
• Log Lane gets abandoned, junk car ordinances
• Comments on all-mail primary ballot due Friday
• Weldon Valley News - 2-15-12
• Commissioners Calendar - Feb. 15
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Mostly sunny but cold today for Morgan County
• Cassandra Wilson moving from city of Brush to Morgan County Economic Development Corp.
• Remedial students have high retention rate at Morgan Community College
• New grant could help Morgan Community College students
• Colorado Plains Medical Center health fair offered low- or no-cost tests
• Red Cross helping Fort Morgan, Akron fire victims
• Fort Morgan Fire Department elects officers
• In the Courts - Feb. 14
• Bethlehem Lutheran sets Lenten services starting Feb. 22
• Brush Ministerial hosting Lenten lunches Wednesdays starting Feb. 22
• In Brief: Coming up - Feb. 14
• Food for fines starts March 1 at Fort Morgan Library
• Eating, living with diabetes class starts Feb. 27
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Fort Morgan firefighter suffers minor injury in blaze at house fire
• Tuesday deadline to register for Fort Morgan Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting
• Visitors enjoy meeting newcomers
• Contractor hired to fill in after Log Lane Dep. Marshal Bryan Whyard resigns
• Hospice of the Plains salutes veterans
• Highway 14 ditch cleaning could mean lane closures Feb. 13-29
• Moss CEO, president of Denver Post
• Correction - Feb. 9 story
• Red Hats display featured at Fort Morgan Library
• In brief: Coming up - Feb. 13
• Log Lane sends possible mill levy increase to voters
• Skies clearing up tonight for Morgan County
• Snow possible today
• Oil, gas members hear about 'fracking' myths
• Special oversight board to serve youth, save money
• Zwetzig, Scalise make pitch for commissioner
• FMHS students to deliver singing Valentines
• SPA dancers excel in Denver competition
• Beaver Valley pilot reading programs successful
• Higher student achievement goal in Brush
• City of Fort Morgan wins awards for drainage, street improvement projects
• Juggling, comedy show on Valentine's Day night in Fort Morgan
• Water project construction continuing for Wiggins
• Funds not yet available for Caring Ministries due to lack of signed contract with Morgan County
• Wiggins High School's Rockie Ernst attends state ag teacher conference
• Fort Morgan City Court - Feb. 10
• Joslin-Needham Family Foundation grant financing new therapy equipment for Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Center
• New, four-story Hampton Inn slated to replace Days Inn in Fort Morgan
• Wiggins FFA does well at speaking contests at South Platte FFA District Leadership Conference
• Lessons from the boob tube
• In brief: Coming up - Feb. 10
• Snow possible Friday afternoon through Saturday in Morgan County
• Fort Morgan Library offering several Storytime programs in March
• Snow possible Friday afternoon through Saturday in Morgan County
• Weldon Valley School reports 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Fort Morgan schools report 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Woodlin School reports 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Wiggins schools report 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Trinity Lutheran School reports 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Prairie School reports 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Brush schools report 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• Weldon Valley News 02-07-12
• I-76 crack seal, patch work February 10 to March 9 between Iliff and Sedgwick
• Sterling Regional MedCenter CEO Michelle Joy receives state executive award
• 'Journey 2,' 'Safe House' start Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Long Meadow News 02-07-12
• Council moving forward with animal ordinance changes
• Date moved to Feb. 22 for Fort Morgan school superintendent interview training
• International Music Fest kicks off Saturday in Brush
• Sunny and warmer today in Morgan County
• Fort Morgan, Brush teams compete in Special Olympics hoops
• City cuts assistant library/museum director position
• Commissioners Calendar - Feb. 8
• Caring Ministries receives more county funding
• Brush's Central School building on Most Endangered Places list
• Tau Master checks out hats
• In Brief: Coming up, Ongoing, Seniors, Health, Support Groups - Feb. 8
• Plans for new Brush skate park taking shape
• Brush's Becky Loften gets speech award
• Area schools report 2011-12 first semester honor rolls
• City building codes update moving forward
• Rick Santorum big among Fort Morgan Republicans
• Sunny but cool today for Morgan County
• 2011 was busy year for Heritage Foundation, Fort Morgan Museum
• Morgan Community College gala Feb. 24 to be blast from past
• Fort Morgan superintendent search continues
• Banner Health Clinic open house scheduled for Feb. 23
• Teen author Todd Mitchell to appear at writers workshop Feb. 15 at MCC
• Derek Grubb new director of MCC institutional effectiveness
• Fort Morgan BPO DOES contribute to Morgan County organizations
• Rotary hears about Ronald McDonald House charity
• Life Line Screenings coming to Fort Morgan Feb. 13
• Sunny but cool outlook until Sunday for Morgan County
• County Sheriffs of Colorado offering scholarship
• In Brief: Coming up - Feb. 7
• Agriculture air quality worshops slated
• Dementia next topic for EMCH lobby lecture
• Fort Morgan Lions Club braves snow to convene
• Multiple semi jackknifes Friday on Interstate 76
• Fire guts mobile home at Wayward Wind Mobile Home Park
• Cattlemen raise scholarship money
• Brush's long-vacant Central School building could face environmental obstacles
• Wiggins High School After Prom Committee seeks help
• 2012 Healthier Weigh challenge finishes first week
• Diabetes workshop can help people adjust to disease
• Thompson students 'Pay It Forward'
• Learn how to reduce heart disease risk
• Fort Morgan public access Channel 17 down again for more repairs, upgrades
• Morgan Community College adds Web suggestion box
• Public hearing Tuesday night on new city building codes in Fort Morgan
• Slight chance of snow again Monday night, Tuesday
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Senior Center changes on display at open house
• Superintendent search progress on tap
• Scalise would bring lengthy resume
• Firkins-Parrish wins Brush spelling bee
• County clerk gives primary election notice
• Respirators for pets to go out Feb. 11 at Murdoch's
• Area youth attend 4-H conference
• Wiggins school kitchen has new equipment
• National officer: Members will face many challenges
• Companies vie for Wiggins School District Internet service contract
• Correction - Feb. 1 story
• In Brief: Coming up - Feb. 3
• Brush FFA chapter plans activities in February for National FFA Week
• Retiring from roping, sort of
• Counties offered disaster aid for drought conditions
• Discount prescription cards save money for Morgan County
• Brush student Jenny Morgan takes Trinidad, Tobago course
• Winter storm warning until 11 p.m. Friday; travel strongly discouraged
• Blizzard warning through Friday night, snow through Saturday
• OneMorgan County Garage Sale needs items
• Rendezvous topic of February Sack Lunch at Brush Museum on Friday
• Lincoln High School hosts career day
• In Brief: Coming up - Feb. 2
• Heart disease big diabetes risk
• 'Last Chance' performance Feb. 19 at Snyder Bible Church
• Former Morgan County residents Monty English, Dusty Quick serving, working in Afghanistan
• Shot fired in robbery at Fort Morgan McDonald's
• Deanna Christensen receives 4-H leadership award
• Colorado Plains Medical Center hosting health fair Feb. 11 at Fort Morgan High School
• Brush chamber honors 2011 accomplishments
• Marriage Licenses - 2-02-12
• 'Chronicle,' 'Woman in Black' start playing Friday at Cover Theatre in Fort Morgan
• The Gizmo Guys coming to Fort Morgan High School stage Feb. 12
• Winter storm watch through Friday night; driving warnings across Plains
• Stormwater committee hears financing options presentation
• Insurance claims, bond re-funding big in Fort Morgan school budget
• Wiggins woman dies in collision
• Centennial Mental Health offers scholarships
• Fort Morgan High School students to sing, act out classic Disney songs
• Commissioners calendar - Feb. 1
• Free developmental screenings essential tool for children
• Sheriff's office miles reimbursment boosted
• Bioju Go-Getters 4-H Club meets
• Elks Club offering several scholarships
• Friendship Club holds meetings
• In Brief: Achievement and Coming up - Feb. 1
• Beta Epsilon recalls childhood days
• Dogs, volunteers help with reading
• Sunny today, but snow on the way Thursday, Friday
• 'Senior Hee-Haw' show a big hit for AARP
• Baby Boomers redefining the future of senior health care
• Good turnout at 'Hang on to Your Hats' exhibit reception
• Diabetes ups risk of heart disease
• Library Friends holding Valentine's fundraiser
• From the Family Cookbook... Beef and Noodle Luncheon Casserole
• Foundations aid Fort Morgan city projects
• Fort Morgan Lions learn about Aspen rehab
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 31
• Roy Robinson, William Dean Singleton in newspaper Hall of Fame
• Crack seal project starting on Highway 144
• Elk Foundation raises $25,000
• Another fairly warm, sunny day ahead for Morgan County
• Next stormwater committee meeting is 6:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at City Hall
• Wiggins school board to look at USDA loan for satellite-based Internet access
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 30
• Remodeling spurs Brush library book sale
• Police: During robbery, safety most important
• Loveland man, Jason Painter, hurt in rollover on Interstate 76
• Fort Morgan school board to OK revised 2011-12 district budget
• Pennington wants to bring business experience to county
• Fort Morgan fire marshal inspects 378 businesses
• Warm, sunny day ahead for Morgan County
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Oil prospects here lower than elsewhere
• Wickstrom Farms wins Conservationist of Year
• Museum exhibits redesign falls behind, but 'back on track'
• American Profile supplement moving
• Brush exchange student fits in
• Rabid skunk found near Brush
• Gateway Apartments fire displaces families
• Firefighters respond to 235 calls in 2011
• Morgan County dispatchers work hard to locate hang-ups
• Railroad work crew no-show Thursday
• Learning to eat healthy
• Renee Kleensang joins Morgan Federal Bank
• Just What Grows wins El Pomar award
• There are good folks out there
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 27
• Segura Lions Student of Month
• Loera Rotary Senior Wheel of Month
• Bills Rotary Junior Wheel of Month
• Falls not normal part of aging
• Extension takes seedling applications
• Domestic violence suspect Jasper Carter shoots, kills himself Wednesday night
• Backyard birding as easy as looking out a window
• Billy Mackey convicted on 6 of 8 charges
• Fort Morgan's Channel 17 to take hiatus
• Calls for law service down in 2011
• Railroad work causing delays on Main Street in Fort Morgan
• Weldon Valley News - 1-26-12
• Stormwater committee meeting delayed to Jan. 31
• Thieves target unlocked cars
• In the Courts - Jan. 26
• In Brief: Achievements and Coming up - Jan. 26
• Wiggins Cub Scouts to hold Pinewood Derby
• Three new films opening Friday at Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Vehicle fee changes possible
• Snow possible late tonight, early Friday morning
• Main Street in Fort Morgan to undergo BNSF Railroad work, delays expected, alternate routes advised
• Colorado Plains Medical Center wins another High Five Award
• Brush gives back to community
• 'Hang on to Your Hats' opens tonight at museum
• Fort Morgan Middle School Brain Bowl teams compete
• Brush Family Medicine recognizes National Medical Group Practice Week
• Monsanto Co. offering $25,000 school grants
• Marriage Licenses - 1-25-11
• Commissioners Calendar - Jan. 25
• Fort Morgan Pest Control District authority extended
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 25
• Colorado State Patrol offering youth academy in June
• Fort Morgan Library & Museum offering wall canvas, scrapbook workshop Feb. 11
• Sunny, warmer day ahead for Morgan County
• Morgan Community College's Spruce Hall wins award for 'green' efforts
• Pinewood Derby to be held during home, garden show March 9-10
• Dr. Ed Lopez briefs Lions on vein issues
• Better Business Bureau warns of dangerous emails
• Ag workshop being held Jan. 31 in Wellington
• Wellness class set at Morgan Community College
• Two Beta Sigma Phi chapters meet
• Morgan County Girl Scouts aim to sell 10,000 boxes of cookies
• Cool, breezy day ahead for Morgan County
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Beta Epsilon discusses Relay For Life
• Relay For Life kicks off with rally
• Dahle wins Brush geography bee, qualifies for state
• Beetdigger Nation welcomes back alumni
• Parenting workshops starting here Feb. 8
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - Jan. 23
• In the Courts - Jan. 23
• National Western Stock Show ends with top 10 year
• Adopt A Grandparent program brightens futures
• Feeders and Friends start Justin Covelli Memorial Scholarship Fund
• Colorado AgrAbility Project workshops scheduled in February
• Stoneham man hurt in rollover
• McCracken selected NECALG vice chairman
• 'Spell'binding bee hits middle school
• Fort Morgan sales figures up again
• Banner ranked in top five of large healthcare systems
• Friends of Library holding Valentine's Day fundraiser
• Healthier Weigh challenge under way
• Wickham, MCC Jazz Combo to perform
• FMPD sets robbery survival workshop
• Colonel Morgan
• Only minor changes needed on remodeling project
• Council streamlines liquor license procedures
• Hospice offers glaucoma tips
• Long Meadow News - 01-18-12
• Snyder News - 01-19-12
• Hillrose News - 01-19-12
• Gettin' modern with ATV
• Board recognizes retiring Brush school bus drivers Craig Schneider and Doug Jones
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 20
• Optimum TV offers new channels
• Ace paint requires less work
• Almost-hot day ahead for Morgan County
• Weldon Valley News - 1-17-12
• United Way raises fundraising bar, clears it
• City staff to seek financing options for longer runway
• State Rep. Jon Becker among Liberty Watch legislative honorees
• Relay For Life kick-off rally Saturday
• Fort Morgan High School grad John Roberts publishes novel
• Correction - Jan. 13 story
• Fort Morgan Senior Center open house set for Feb. 1
• 'Underworld: Awakening' coming to Cover Theatres in Fort Morgan
• Judge: No more electronic monitor for Breneman
• Kids learn to let imagination loose
• I-76 exit to E-470 closing
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• 100 kids compete in LEGO Mania
• Rural Philanthropy Days on tap
• $279K cost to switch city's financial software provider
• County collects top percentage of property taxes
• Commissioners Calendar - Jan. 18
• Austin Steffen on dean's list; Adam Hofman makes honor roll
• Preventing falls class starts Feb. 2
• Cattle truck crash closes Highway 6, driver unhurt
• Citizenship class sees big response
• Marriage Licenses - 1-18-12
• Colorado Plains Medical Center offering interest-free payment program for self-pay balances
• Morgan Community College offering tax preparation help
• 'Let's Talk about Parenting' classes scheduled
• Sunny and a little warmer in Morgan County
• Brochure being sent out for Fort Morgan schools superintendent search
• Jim Zwetzig running for Morgan County commissioner
• New vendor possible for city's financial software system
• U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner holds town hall meeting
• Brush man made career of love for weather
• VA announces changes to emergency care payment policy
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 17
• School for the Performing Arts students, staff take the stage
• Fred Cook hired as new Log Lane marshal
• Sunny but cold Tuesday in Morgan County
• Cyberbullying, sexting topics at FMHS
• Water wells finished, other projects planned
• District revises budget mid-year
• Superintendent search progress up for FM board Superintendent search progresses
• Gasoline prices down but could rise
• Caring Pregnancy fundraiser
• Ghost towns topic at lunch
• Wiggins to hold election in April
• $25,000 gift to help Wiggins school kitchen
• In the Courts - Jan. 13
• Morgan County economy fared well last year
• Fort Morgan Furniture celebrates 65th anniversary
• A match made in heaven
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Sunny but windy Friday for Morgan County
• Wayward Wind Liquor to open in Mighty Mart
• New software helps veterans
• Some offices, schools closing Monday for Martin Luther King Day
• Jim Powers, Lyn Deal step down from Fort Morgan City Council
• Gardner holding Fort Morgan town hall meeting on Monday
• Greeley man hurt as truck rolls 4 times
• Blood needed: East Morgan County Hospital hosting drive Jan. 19
• In the Courts - 01-12-12
• Marriage Licenses - 1-12-12
• Dahle wins Brush Middle School geo bee
• Morgan native to sing at National Western
• Snyder News - 1-12-12
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 12
• Long Meadow News - 1-12-11
• Sunny, but cold Thursday likely for Morgan County
• Brush council changes three members
• Stuart Crespin out as city judge; Terry McAlister sworn in to 2nd term as Fort Morgan mayor
• Tony Carlson remains commissioners' chair
• Shooting trial moved to April due to witness' ski accident
• Commissioners Calendar - Jan. 11
• Home show set, discount deadline looms
• In the Courts - Jan. 11
• Blue Horizons gears up for '12 youth activities
• Snow giving way to sunny skies for Morgan County
• Teen author to present at Blue Horizons event
• Morgan County GOP planning monthly meeting, caucuses, Lincoln Day Dinner, assembly date
• Longtime Fort Morgan City Council member Jim Powers retiring
• Fort Morgan Police seek help finding robbery suspect
• Lions learn about energy
• No-till conference set; scholarships announced
• Last votes for two FM City Council members
• Correction - Jan. 7 club news
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 10
• Sunny skies today, snow tomorrow for Morgan County
• 'Ghost Towns' author speaking at 1:30 p.m. today at museum
• Senior center reopens today
• 2011 News in Review: Flooding problem under committee study
• Fort Morgan city offices closing early on Friday
• Brush police seek info on burglaries
• Fiber diabetes discussed Jan. 13
• Morgan County's first baby of 2012 born at Colorado Plains Medical Center
• Correction - Jan. 6 story
• Swearings-in, appointments set for Tuesday
• Cheetah Choirsters from Pioneer Elementary School performing concerts
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - Jan. 9
• Wray man dies in car-train collision
• Wiggins revising school budget for raises
• Dry, warm winter weather likely Monday for Morgan County
• Fort Morgan City Court
• Third-graders prepare for stock show
• Kari Linker to work on regional development
• Snow possible over weekend, middle of next week
• Shooting trial starts Monday for Breneman
• County renews ambulance contracts with EMCH Contract renewed for ambulances
• Birders spy 70 species at Christmas count
• Anderson Lions student of month
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Morgan police
• Fort Morgan city facilities to close early Friday, Jan. 13
• Fort Morgan Senior Center to reopen Monday
• FM city manager search on; Jeff Wells interested
• FUR-ever Friends set to donate pet respirator devices
• Brad Parker remembers years with FMFD
• FMHS grad Brenton Metzler produces 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
• Marriage Licenses - 1-06-11
• Eben Ezer doctors to make more 'house calls' to residents
• Ag pretty good in county despite late start
• What to do with 700 coffee filters?
• Tau Master discusses game traditions
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 6
• Cooler air moving in today and over weekend
• 'Girl with Dragon Tattoo' storms into Cover Theatre
• Brush school board aims for innovation
• Juveniles suspected of shooting vehicle, apartment windows
• Schoemaker Junior Wheel
• Legion hosts Christmas dinner
• Snyder News - 01-05-12
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 5
• Caliche student dies in collision
• Local early childhood professionals complete infant-toddler care program
• Colorado Cattlemen's conference Jan. 17-18
• Kacie Bohm named December Rotary Wheel
• Sign of the holiday season's end
• Warm and sunny day ahead for Morgan County
• Fort Morgan police
• Fort Morgan police
• Council OKs buying land next to Quail Dunes
• Steppin' out on New Year's Eve at VFW
• Armed robber hits west 7-11
• BEST projects to get more scrutiny
• International Music Fest seeking sponsors
• County gets grants for emergency management software
• Commisioners Calendar - Jan. 4
• Correction - Dec. 31 photo caption
• In Brief: Coming up - Jan. 4
• January Sack Lunch features weather expert Larry Giauque
• Brush resident Carrie Gray breaks into illustration world
• Family nurse practitioner Nancy Samples moving to Fort Morgan Banner Health clinic
• Two crack seal projects under way by CDOT
• Rural Solutions offering workshop on dealing with health conditions
• Sunshine possible Wednesday for Morgan County
• Armed robber hits 7-11 Tuesday night on west side of Fort Morgan
• Fort Morgan school workers to get half-step hike in pay
• High winds whip through county
• Council could OK buying property next to golf course
• Joanne Jones retires from Morgan County's CSU Extension
• Colorado farmer takes third for corn yield
• Exercise benefits await in 'Healthier Weigh'
• PEO makes tiny Christmas gifts for area seniors
• Girl Scouts celebrate Pawnee renovation
• Bijou Go-Getters 4-H Club meets
• Mild winter weather likely most of week for plains
• High wind watch until Saturday afternoon
• Older kids teach younger
• Half-step increase asked for school workers
• OneMorgan County receives $2,500 grant
• Guilty plea in June home invasion
• Business holds 'Open -Sew-Day'
• Fort Morgan Municipal Court
• Colonel Morgan
• Jesus the point of Christmas
• Women are still waiting
• Judge: Probable cause for trial of Jay Carl Osier in connection with assault at fair
• New FM pawn shop receives conditional permit
• Groups make holiday better for needy
• You can't fool me
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 30
• Snyder News - 12-30-11
• High wind watch until Saturday morning for Morgan County
• Water filtration change moving forward
• Continuance for former Log Lane Marshal Edwin "Izzy" Irizarry Urrutia
• Soldier home, thanks students
• New year's holiday closures listing
• Holiday cheer delivered to area families
• Bright colors, cold night
• Welcoming sight at Valley View Villa
• Sharon Kral retires after more than 33 years at Anderson & Chapin, P.C.
• Longtime city of Brush employee Dave Baker retiring
• Fall-prevention program being offered for seniors
• In Brief: Coming up, Ongoing, Seniors, Health Support groups - Dec. 29
• All four movies held over at Cover
• Rotary hosting exchange student
• Warmer daytime weather likely through New Year's Day
• Morgan County residents deck the halls with 500,000 lights
• Prisoner health care costs increase
• Commissioners Calendar - Dec. 28
• State Rep. Jon Becker steps aside for fellow state Rep. Jerry Sonnnenberg
• New health care plan presented to Brush Rotary Club
• Marriage licenses - Dec. 28
• Altar Rosary Society meets
• Fiber topic for diabetes success group
• Christmas trees can be recycled
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 28
• Stroke, heart attack put under microscope
• Warmer daytime weather likely through New Year's Day
• Morgan County's Rep. Jon Becker will not run for state house
• Christmas party brightens day at nursing home
• How to avoid 'the holiday blues'
• Grief common during holidays
• Ask the Expert: What people should know about heart disease
• From the Family Cookbook... Mother's Pumpkin Pie
• State Rep. Jon Becker to chair Colorado House Appropriations Committee
• LifePoint selected for national Partnership for Patients Initiative
• Crowd wild for Dueling Pianos
• FFA alumni chapter holds 31 members and counting
• State cuts to Medicaid affect patients, providers
• Briggsdale woman dies in crash
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Grand Cayman lives up to name
• Seele receives Naval Academy nomination
• CPMC staff helps two area groups
• Van crashes through driveway, vehicles
• Fiber topic for diabetes success group
• No Times On Monday No Monday edition, newspaper business offices will be closed
• And the winner is... 401 Ash St. takes Best in Show
• Deputy injured in snowy rear-ender
• No change to speed limit on County Road 20
• Commissioners Calendar
• Writers' Circle offers piece from member
• Computer Man on Call service works online
• Local 'Philly' sandwich franchise opens in Brush
• Morgan County artists showcased Area artists showcased
• Holiday tunes rock Brush chamber luncheon
• Warmer temps and clearer skies likely Friday
• Issues surface at another Neenan school
• Several arrested in Monday theft of gun, meds
• Government offices, businesses closing for Christmas
• New Year Mardi Gras slated at Longmeadow
• Latest 'Mission: Impossible' hits Cover
• Local entities receive funds from state lottery
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 22
• Santa big hit at Wiggins Fire Hall
• Winter weather advisory issued for Morgan County
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Brush Police
• Wiggins Tiger Parents Organization Craft Show raises $1,300
• Taxi lane construction under way at Fort Morgan Municipal Airport
• Fort Morgan Senior Center to stay closed until mid-January
• Log Lane town employees getting Christmas bonuses
• Survey finds Fort Morgan city workers' benefits 'competitive'
• Morgan County Planning Commission Board spot opening in January
• Correction - Aug. 19 story
• Hillrose News - 12-20-11
• Snyder News - 12-20-11
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 20
• Local DAV to raffle quilt
• Patchy fog likely Tuesday morning, evening across Eastern Plains
• Another Neenan school has structural issues
• 'Show cause' hearing for El Rancho Alegre liquor license at Tuesday council meeting
• Special prosecutor appointed for rape case against former Log Lane Village marshal 'Izzy' Irizarry Urrutia
• S.A.R.A., Inc. receives national accreditation by National Children's Alliance
• Northeast Colorado Health Department welcomes Tony Cappello as new director
• Columbine Elementary presents Holiday Extravaganza
• City repairs water main under Lincoln Street
• Candy's students spread holiday cheer through dance
• Baker Central School students publish books
• LEGO Mania sign-ups to get under way soon
• Tuesday deadline to enter ChristmasTimes Lights Contest
• A Healthier Weigh starting up for 2012 on Jan. 11
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - Dec. 19
• Prevent food borne illness
• Vandals use BB gun on apartments, vehicles
• Snow possible today for Morgan County
• Students showcase talent at Christmas concert
• Log Lane adopts new budget, gives raises
• Wiggins water rates to rise in January
• Most Morgan County schools out for holidays
• Wiggins school kitchen needs new equipment
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Morgan County Sheriff's Office
• Smokehouse helps firefighters train
• Wiggins Elementary School honored with award
• Fort Morgan School District taxes down slightly
• Mobile tanning offered
• Rotary Asst. Dist. Governor Kevin O'Connell visits Fort Morgan Rotary Club
• Mixing it up at middle school
• Correction - Dec. 14 story
• Getting into Christmas spirit
• Morgan County REA set to return $600,000 to members in capital credits
• Banner Health Clinic to open in Fort Morgan
• Sunny skies likely until late next week
• Salary survey: One-third of city workers over- or underpaid
• Vandalism to mailboxes on the rise in county
• Brush council sets receptions
• County to spend $30.74 million next year
• Fort Morgan Police looking for robbery suspect
• Streetscape, drainage, promotion retreat ideas
• Like a river, South Platte history full of twists
• Prancer and friends
• Dueling pianos return to town
• New 'Sherlock Holmes,' 'Chipmunks' films coming to Cover
• Marriage Licenses - 12-15-11
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 15
• On the Beat - Dec. 15
• Weldon Valley News - 12-15-11
• Long Meadow News - 12-15-11
• Collision kills David Bleistein of Sterling, injurs Casey G. Quint of Weldona
• Packages help former local, others
• Broken Fort Morgan water main expected to be fixed Wednesday
• Morgan County to stay in same voting district
• Santa at Wiggins Fire Hall Saturday
• Commissioners Calendar - Dec. 14
• Christmas dance, music shows this weekend
• In the Courts - Dec. 14
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 14
• Presbyterian cantata set
• Singers Limited presenting concert
• Methodist Cantata slated for Sunday
• Sunny skies likely for Morgan County until next week
• 4-H Robo Knights tour Leprino plant
• Ruth Tryon chosen as Morgan Community College Faculty of Year
• Thursday is the deadline for mailing gifts, Christmas packages
• New members join Fort Morgan High School National Honor Society
• Crews work through the night on Fort Morgan water main break
• Father, son graduate with MBAs in same ceremony
• 'Healthier Weigh' challenge gets under way Jan. 11
• Competency still issue in vehicular homicide case
• Rural Solutions receives grant from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Foundation
• In the Courts - Dec. 13
• Fort Morgan Lions learn about hospice care
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 13
• Checks for Eben Ezer
• 'Tree of Lights' honors loved ones
• Candy's Dance Academy students to perform 'goodwill' dance shows
• Wacky weather likely Tuesday for Morgan County
• <em>One</em>Morgan County honors integration volunteers
• Results of salary survey slated for Tuesday night
• Geoff Baumgartner chamber president
• Children enjoy talking with Santa
• Fort Morgan Rotary gets bookish FM Rotary Club gets bookish
• Blues not bad for Christmas
• Correction - Dec. 10 picture cutline
• Sunset Manor hosting art show
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 12
• Wiggins Christmas Craft Show Saturday
• Baltazar Morgan Renaissance Student
• Monday likely to be sunny, but cold for Morgan County
• MCC poster calendar now available
• U.S. citizenship classes begin in January
• LEGO mania to let loose at FM library
• Clavis Club gets go-ahead on dance hall, liquor licenses
• Young Farmers benefit helps infant
• PV band performing Christmas concert
• Clear skies, but cold weather tonight
• Historic Preservation Board fully in place
• Brush school board sets graduation for May 26
• Concert features 'A Cinematic Christmas'
• Brush business receives 'Trail of Fame' award
• Spending quality time
• Quilts delight at Woodlin Ties Quilt Show
• Snyder News - 12-09-11
• Brush Locker re-opens after slight delay
• On the Beat - Dec. 9
• Human Services taking LEAP applications
• In Brief: Coming up - 12-09-11
• Mendez Lions Student of Month
• Hillrose news - 12-09-11
• Fights common outside Rancho Alegre bar
• County to spend almost $1.87M to pay off debt
• Student-directed play on stage Friday at FMHS
• ChristmasTimes Lights Contest is starting up
• In Brief: Clubs and Coming up - Dec. 8
• 'New Year's Eve' plays at Cover
• Marriage Licenses - 12-08-11
• Lighting it up
• Commissionners Calendar - Dec. 8
• Correction - Dec. 6 photo caption
• Snow possible Thursday afternoon in Morgan County
• What's in a name? Golf course will have new name
• Grant could help with grad rate
• Young 'Muppets' actor has local ties
• Police seeking help to solve strange fire
• On the Beat - Dec. 7
• Another cold but sunny day likely Wednesday
• FM school district could lose more funding
• Contractors hear proposed changes to building code
• 'Hats' exhibit to open later this month
• Freezing weather can't stop parade
• On the Beat - Dec. 6
• On the Beat - Dec. 6
• On the Beat - Dec. 6
• 'Healthier Weigh' challenge looms
• In Brief: Achievement, Coming up - Dec. 6
• Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• Slow day for Blue Santa Program
• Another cold but sunny day likely Tuesday
• Drink hot chocolate, support local science
• New name for golf course discussion on agenda
• Parade of Lights to start at 6:30 tonight
• BHS grad travels to Haiti for clinic work
• School district to receive grants from Ehrlich Toyota
• Blue Christmas service Dec. 10
• Free Christmas dinner Dec. 25
• Community meeting about crime, traffic
• In Brief: Hillrose news, Snyder news, Clubs, Coming up - Dec. 5
• Become a Colorado Master Gardener
• Zumba classes moved to FMHS
• Extension agent Joanne Jones to retire
• Brush Middle School releases honor roll
• Cold, freezing weather likely Monday, early this week
• A bright and merry drive
• Fundraising off to slow start for museum redesign
• Fort Morgan Senior Center to close for refurbishment
• Scouts picking up food donations
• Pick one
• Holiday happy
• Snow, wind likely over weekend
• Coming up
• Special improvement districts possible for drainage projects
• Gessler wants to avoid voting fraud
• No rate hike on tap for MCREA
• Seeking scientific breakthroughs
• Drill at MCC successful
• In Brief: Coming up - Dec. 2
• Capital available for business loans
• Sunshine returning today in Morgan County
• Search warrant at issue in attempted murder, rape case
• Sec. State Gessler eyeing cost savings
• Cowboy preaches word of God from covered wagon
• In the Courts - Dec. 1
• Red Cross project for Eagle Scout
• VFW taking applications for Honor Flights
• New at Cover: 'The Big Year';
• Morgan County misses worst of storm
• Light snow began early this morning
• Group takes closer look at drainage problems
• Toys for Tigers seeking donations
• Board members choose service
• Commissioners Calendar - Nov. 30
• Baker Central assists Caring Ministries with drive
• In Brief: Coming up - Nov. 30
• Christmas on a budget
• Freezing weather, snow likely overnight
• Medicare D plan signup deadline is Dec. 7
• Eben Ezer offers rehab program
• Holiday eating tips for diabetics
• GBHU at CPMC receives national recognition for service
• CPMC honors National Home Care Month
• December Lobby Lecture on early warning signs of stroke
• From the Family Cookbook... Angel Food Cake
• Neenan Company fires structural engineer
• Wiggins teachers discuss CSAP, ACT scores with board
• City to light community Christmas tree Dec. 5
• Sterling inmate held, unit locked down in death
• Sanctuary becomes set for play
• On the Beat - Nov. 29
• In Brief: Coming up - Nov. 29
• Farm Bureau presents 4-H record awards
• County budget closer to being finalized
• Inaugural piano concert Dec. 5
• Volunteers serve 700-plus meals
• Presbyterians use workshop rotation for Sunday school
• In Brief: Ongoing - Nov. 28
• Benefit held for local woman
• Bijou Go-Getters meet
• Lions get debt breakdown
• Awards handed out, new officers installed
• Sunny skies Monday, but colder weather moving in
• After Thanksgiving shopping brisk
• After Thanksgiving shopping brisk
• Re-elected board members sworn in
• More voting resulted from mail ballots
• Mom of kids killed in crash drawing support
• Salvation Army to spread holiday cheer
• Christmas parade set for Dec. 5
• Challenge grant could help OMC
• Rotary recognizes 4-Hers for record books
• Lebsock, McMinn, Schamberger win 'I Dare You'
• Dairy workers' remaining ID cases dismissed
• Armed robbery case finishes with siblings' sentencings
• Christmas parade scheduled for Dec. 5
• In the Courts - Nov. 25
• EMS students practice with local firefighters
• Dance crew
• Snyder News - 11-25-11
• Long Meadow News - 11-25-11
• Hillrose News - 11-25-11
• Under the Wire - 11-25-11
• Web designer succeeding from home
• Times sales rep has long experience
• Brush project nears completion
• Tau Master holds meeting
• Morgan Fed concludes food drive
• Weldon builder involved in shut-down school
• Community services director resigns
• New FM economic development policy in the works
• Vendors, shoppers aplenty at annual bazaar
• Caring Ministries closed for holiday
• Commissioners calendar - Nov. 23
• Marriage Licenses - 11-23-11
• In the Courts - Nov. 23
• On the Beat - Nov. 23
• Morgan, Logan counties officially share extension
• In Brief: Coming up - Nov. 23
• 'Muppets,' 'Arthur Christmas' playing at Cover
• Weldon Valley News - 11-23-11
• Thirty 4-H members set pace in their clubs
• Northeast health takes hit in child, maternal funds
• Morgan board eyes superintendent time line
• Gov't offices, businesses closing for Thanksgiving
• Warming Hearts reaches out to many
• Clarification - Fort Morgan Municipal Court logs
• Sunny skies continuing through Thanksgiving
• Updated building codes closer to adoption
• NECALG budget hearing: Salaries up
• Veterans tribute at GOP Gala draws large crowd
• EMCH holds car accidents, blast injuries seminar EMCH holds seminar on trauma
• Legion Auxiliary honors veterans
• De Leon Rotary Junior Wheel
• Brandon Hoffman named November Rotary Wheel
• In the Courts - Nov. 21
• On the Beat - Nov. 21
• Be safe storing leftovers
• Sunny weather likely through Thanksgiving
• Wiggins wins semifinal, will host state champs
• Mayor gives software company ultimatum
• Brush board eyes two-hour delay
• Search parameters for sup't on tap Monday Search parameters for sup't on tap
• Blood drive set Nov. 22
• Wiggins water project begins soon
• 'Robin Hood:' Wiggins High play offers fun
• Weldon board bids farewell to Kathy Wood
• Brush, MCEDC collaboration proves fruitful
• Meeting set Dec.1 on building codes
• On the Beat - Nov. 18
• In the Courts - Nov. 18
• Weldon Valley News - 11-18-11
• Child sexual abuse can't remain secret
• Free health club membership requires commitment
• Winter wheat crops have benefited from moisture
• Achievement night Sunday for Morgan County 4-H
• Construction progressing
• Cargill donates to MENA
• Snyder News - 11-18-11
• VFW meets
• On the Beat - Nov. 17
• Marriage Licenses - 11-17-11
• Weingarten chosen for FM board of education
• Priorities, goals smoothed out at retreat
• More than 1,000 people walk among the trees
• FM Senior Center to finally get new flooring
• Locals to hold new holiday program Saturday
• In Brief: Coming up - Nov. 17
• 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' coming to Cover
• Open mic night set at Bloedorn Hall
• MCC Morgan County Chorale sets two Christmas concerts
• Thursday weather: Warmer and sunny, but below freezing overnight
• Utility rate changes, budget get final OK
• County pays for new e-mail, archive system
• Morgan Chamber seeks temp to keep office open parttime
• Day of Patriotism celebrates national pride
• Commissioners Calendar - Nov. 16
• Step-sisters tell different side of Cinderella story
• Kindness mission
• In Brief: Coming up - Nov. 16
• On the Beat - Nov. 16
• In the Courts - Nov. 16
• Wednesday weather: Sunny, but burrrrr cold temperatures
• Bringing 'Cinderella' to life
• Denver cold case finally solved after 17 years
• Gearing up for Girl Scout cookie time
• Chamber board cuts office staff
• On the Beat - Nov. 15
• Residents welcome to Wiggins water groundbreaking
• FM police to launch 'Blue Santa'
• Enrichment, arts center gets donation
• Mostly sunny skies, but chilly day likely due to wind
• Public hearings set on utility rates, budget
• Downsizing board of trustees may be on next ballot
• Walmart observance
• Mid-level skills needed in Colorado economy
• $$$mooch
• Literary posters
• Winning Edge 4-H club meets
• In Brief: Coming up - Nov. 14
• 'Darkness to Light' presentation slated Wed.
• Survivors of Suicide Day November 19
• Preventing diabetic blindness talk set
• Veterans Day program flashes back to 'Nam
• Sunny, dry and windy weather could mean fire danger
• Elks salute vets, including one of own
• Wiggins water project makes move forward
• Weldon board to reorganize
• Thirteen students at MCC receive Datteri scholarships
• Sack lunch pays visit to Netherlands
• Hillrose News - 11-12-11
• Meet and Eat - Nov. 12
• Achievements Coming up Ongoing Seniors Health Support groups
• New sign/banner shop carrying on family legacy
• 'Jack and Jill,' 'Courageous' starting Friday at Cover
• Volunteer talent
• 'The Nerd' debuts Nov. 17 at BHS
• Operation Christmas Child has local site
• Long Meadow News - 11-10-11
• Listening tour, lieutenant governor visit Fort Morgan
• Civil War ball
• Historical site one step closer to protected list
• Under the Wire - 11-10-11
• Jury finds Sterling man guilty in child's death
• Winter weather hits Clayton again
• Working real estate? Mind personal safety
• Sheriff's office seeks help with arson probe
• Monday night mammograms
• Negotiations with humane society set for Tuesday
• Brush Museum board adds two new members
• Families throng downtown for Trick or Treat Street
• VFW, Auxiliary council meets
• Extension taking applications for master gardener classes
• Drug takeback
• Tau Master plans dinner
• FM airport advisory board has vacancies
• Another big winter storm coming on Tuesday
• Meth discussion draws passionate crowd Meth talk draws passionate crowd
• USPS: Snyder Post Office not turning a profit
• Tuberculosis not as contagious as some might think
• In the Courts - Oct. 28
• Another worker pleads not guilty in false ID case
• Northeast Health Dept. relocating its Akron office
• Digital First Media announces appointments
• Junior takes over
• In Brief: Coming up - Oct. 28
• Snyder News - 10-28-11
• Extension accepting seedling applications
• EMCH hosting forum on paying for health care EMCH hosting health care forum
• Campaign seeks college transfers
• CACE grant given to college
• Gerken Lions student of month
• Getting up close and personal with nature
• Trees damaged? Here are some tips for cleanup
• Funding rises for 9-1-1 system
• Times E-edition site open due to weather
• The Times of Your Life: Changes put rush on Medicare D signups
• Rabbits bring tears of joy to Eben Ezer 'neighbor'
• Outhouse races back on
• Mask exhibit offers 3D art in disguise
• Stormwater committee gets started on project
• Long Meadow News - 10-27-11
• On the Beat - Oct. 27
• The Times of Your Life: Safety-proofing homes can prevent falls for seniors
• From the Family Cookbook: Mom's Banana Bread
• Friends of library seeks members, donations
• Walter wins pumpkin- growing contest
• The Times of Your Life: Preventing diabetic blindness classes set for November
• Another weather change on its way, but this time warmer
• County receives up to foot of snow
• Commissioners Calendar - Oct. 26
• Brush staff gives council 'wish list'
• Don't be confused, election Nov. 1
• ABATE makes annual toy run
• Rotary hears report on camp
• Weldon Valley News - 10-26-11
• Correction - Wiggins BOE story
• Morgan chamber elections under way
• Garrett named new trustee for Hillrose
• Bond reduced for former Log Lane marshal
• Brush construction end in sight
• Numerous tree branches broken off by storm
• Hundreds flock to free dental clinic at BHS
• CASA of Plains to close its doors early November
• Trick or Treat Street, pumpkins on tap Saturday
• Food drive in Wiggins scheduled for Saturday Food drive in Wiggins scheduled for Saturday
• Companionship health theme Health talk topic set
• Area student, FFA member attends leadership conference in C. Springs
• Morgan Lions look ahead to cleanup, spaghetti supper, 90th anniversary Fort Morgan Lions looking ahead to spaghetti supper, 90th anniversary
• ESA group discusses Vision of Trees display, necklaces
• Middle school students gathering shoes for charity
• In Brief: Coming up - Oct. 25
• Correction - Audubon event is Nov. 14
• In the Courts - Oct. 25
• Winter weather to hit Fort Morgan tonight
• Pilot project results examined
• Western Sugar strike on hold
• Preliminary hearing set in case of assault at fair
• No plea agreement in home invasion case
• Southeast Asia Murrow journalists to visit Morgan
• Making a difference
• Stormwater committee meeting set
• Mustangs show homecoming spirit at parade
• Mustang royalty
• Bethlehem Church hosting soup supper
• Meet and Eat menus - Oct. 22
• On the Beat - Oct. 22
• Schools, emergency agencies eye safety
• Workers set to strike at Western Sugar
• Falconaires, MCC Jazz to present concert
• Becker visits Wiggins High
• How to have a safe Hallowe'en
• Lessened golf course irrigation system OK'd
• CDOT has new snow-clearing tool in tow plow
• Coming up
• Firefighters brief students on safety
• Tau Master talks about traditions
• Lebsock chosen as Fort Morgan Renaissance Student
• City leaf program gets underway Oct. 30
• On the Beat - Oct. 21
• Farmer receives lifesaving award
• Railroad Ave. near Sherman closing Tues.
• Speaker: Proposition 103 could save school programs
• Alpha Nu schedules holiday craft show
• Audubon show to highlight habitat improvements
• Morgan Medical under new ownership
• Studio offers personal touch photos
• FM City Council accepts proposed 2012 budget
• Gear Up program to point middle schoolers at college
• Middle school students visit UNC campus
• State Rep. Becker Legislator of Year
• Gardner to volunteer at free Brush dental clinic
• Paving efforts begin along Clayton Street in Brush
• Human remains found in Bijou identified
• MCC workers donate $4,275
• College announces 2011-12 student ambassadors
• Marriage Licenses - 10-20-11
• Several hurt in Sterling prison disturbance
• Class reunion for Beta Epsilon group
• Lions hear Social Security report
• GOP women meet candidates
• PTK inducts members, installs officers
• Large crowd shows support for humane society
• Accountability group looks at bullying issue
• County going high-tech
• Commissioners calendar - Oct. 19
• Meeting will discuss possible closing of Snyder Post Office
• Computer training center launching
• Local Democratic Party faithful of all ages attend fall dinner
• Birders to visit Xcel Pawnee plant
• On the Beat - Oct. 19
• In the Courts - Oct. 19
• Sandy Baker chosen Friend of Extension
• Food safety can extend to carving pumpkins
• Fall showcase highlights all talents
• Superintendent search gearing up in January
• Two rescued from stuck lift
• Voters can check ballot status online
• Warrants reported out on horse rider
• In Brief: Coming up - Oct. 18
• Howard church sets fest
• In Brief: Coming up - Oct. 15
• Fire overhead
• Meet and Eat menus - Oct. 15
• On the Beat - Oct. 15
• High goals
• Local businesses work raise funds for cancer prevention
• Fruit of the land
• Long Meadow News - 10-17-11
• Decreasing reserves the priority focus in enterprise funds
• T.J. Schneider named Rotary Wheel
• Nate Gertner Rotary Junior Wheel
• Correction - Oct.15 accident report
• On the Beat - Oct. 17
• Econ. development group seeks $$$
• Searches begin for superintendent, board member
• Finances big issue for Wiggins BOE candidates
• Wiggins budget tightens after property valuation
• Colorado Meth Project program set
• No motions made in Breneman case
• Air Force Academy Falconaires in concert
• Promoting safe relationships
• New Log Lane Village mayor sworn in
• Nurses-to-be teach kids about health, fitness
• Celebrating homecoming week
• Vandalism closes Crow Valley campground early
• On the Beat - Oct. 14
• City cemetery tours called off
• Local businesses work raise funds for cancer prevention
• Medicare Part D presentation planned at senior center Oct. 27
• Alway's Picken offers used for less
• History field trip
• County GOP hosting gala event Nov. 11
• Wiggins trying to buy more water rights
• Hogsett Foundation honored for its donations to Shriners
• False ID court case continuted
• On the Beat - Oct. 13
• Weldon Valley News - 10-13-11
• County Farmers Union session to view Prop. 103
• 'Party in Pink' Zumba event Sat.
• Benefit tournaments set in Brush
• Heading down the river
• October physical therapy month
• Free dental clinic coming to Brush High School
• Justin Pflug Lions Student of Month
• Carlsons 'hang with' Wright brothers
• New at Cover: 'Footloose,' 'Moneyball'
• Marriage Licenses - 10-12-11
• Orange and Blue pride
• Commissioners calendar - Oct. 12
• County liquor licensing rules get update
• Benefit draws small but passionate crowd
• Donating life
• Brush council adopts priorities
• City switching LAN line phone provider
• Brush chamber sets candidate forum
• Brush downtown more than halfway done
• California man passes through FM on anti-bullying trip
• Fort Morgan Rotary holds duck drop
• REA announces youth programs
• Student achievement the focal point of efforts
• Police seek info in suspected assault
• Fire prevention open house this Saturday
• Morgan police setting up drug takeback
• Last harvest
• In Brief: Coming up - Oct. 11
• Early detection key in breast cancer fight
• Arts, crafts fair good place in rain
• Coat drive for kids Nov. 12
• Bijou Go-Getters convene
• Guitar workshop in November
• Gourd-zilla: Family grows giant pumpkins in home patch
• Two suspects plead not guilty in false ID cases
• Kids At Their Best could move into building soon
• Wildlife program features Northeast Colorado fauna
• Achievement Night set Nov. 20
• Extension plans STEM training
• Downtown construction plan altered slightly
• Outhouse races to add to Thrills and Chills
• Some government offices, businesses to close Monday for Columbus Day
• Brandy Rogers awarded EMCH Foundation training scholarship
• VFW Auxiliary meets
• Friendship Club news
• St. Helena's Parish Social November 5
• In Brief: Coming up - Oct. 7
• Irizarry-Urrutia resigns as LLV town marshal
• In the Courts - Oct. 7
• Fort Morgan to flush city water mains starting Monday
• Economic meeting asks for participants from county
• Humane society seeks 'wish list' donations
• Wiggins school district workers to see raises
• On the Beat - Oct. 7
• Consider local banks for debit cards
• Rural/ economy going to Friday
• Utility Week barbecue draws 600
• Western Sugar to settle charges of sex discrimination
• City gas, power rates dropping by double digits
• Local Jane Jeffersons plan Democrat Fall dinner
• Platte presentation
• Dueling pianos at Longmeadow center
• Robots of 'Real Steel' come to Cover Boxing robots of 'Real Steel' coming to Cover
• Saturday last opportunity for produce from Community garden
• In the courts - Oct. 6
• Long Meadow News - 10-04-11
• Alley excavation
• On the Beat - Oct. 5
• In the Courts - Oct. 5
• Marriage licenses - Oct. 5
• City recognizes volunteer firefighters' employers
• Several spending measures receive approval
• Commissioners Calendar - Oct. 5
• Sheriff moves shooting range
• Giggles, groaners and guffaws galore
• Most local schools at performance level
• In the Courts - Oct. 4
• Correction - Medicare Part D deadline is Dec. 7
• Grace Note performing Sunday
• Bond refinancing saves FM district taxpayers $298K
• Investigate 4-H Night at fairgrounds Thursday
• Trucker hurt in semi rollover
• Suicide prevention, risk recognition training offered
• Red flag warning on burning in Morgan County
• Blessing animals
• In Brief: Coming up, Ongoing, Seniors, Health - 10-3-11
• Miller Rotary Junior Wheel
• On the Beat - Oct. 3
• CASA 'Heroes' benefit dinner Friday night
• City of Fort Morgan hosting Utility Week BBQ
• Fingerprinting event draws many participants
• Wiggins committee to recommend salary increases
• Utility rate study results on FM council agenda
• Meet and Eat - Oct. 1
• On the Beat - Oct. 1
• Job seeking on horseback
• Schools' accreditation levels up for approval
• Falconry club seeks hunting sites
• Council defers on three issues
• Health initiatives work to improve care
• One sentenced in false ID case, two trials set
• Ernst wins state proficiency award
• El Arcoiris has a rainbow of meals
• Mama Carol's Diner offers old-fashioned flavor
• On the Beat - Sept.29
• Long Meadow News - 9-29-11
• Gun-wielder in robbery gets 3 years in prison
• Laptops for cops' cars carry huge cost
• Hillrose mayor resigns, Wahlert replaces her
• Log Lane marshal's case continued to Oct. 25
• Sign up for Strong People Stay Healthy class
• In Brief: Coming up - 9-29-11
• Monday final day to register for November election
• And the 2012 race is on ...
• Movies: Three held over at Cover
• Nature programs, field trips this fall
• David Frick named general manager of REA
• Rocky Mountain meats have early access to land
• MCC, other Colo. colleges receive $17.2M grant
• Fall activities in Wiggins a go
• Brush council OK's land buy
• Construction work 'muddied' with rain
• Commissioners Calendar - Sept. 28
• Marriage Licenses - 9-28-11
• Brush hardware store to hold customer appreciation lunch
• Corn maze: Get lost in fall
• Snyder News - 9-26-11
• Changes put rush on signing up for Medicare part D plan
• Westfall to discuss artifacts at MCC speaker series Oct. 4
• Fort Morgan cemetery to enforce rules to improve appearance
• Damage but no theft in attempted burglary
• Visitors from Cyprus talk about helping local youth
• Listeria mainly threat for high-risk group
• Community Services step closer to consolidation
• Aging advice
• Beta Epsilon discusses annual Alzheimer's walk
• Hillrose News - 9-27-11
• Breast cancer, health up for Lobby Lecture
• Correction - In the Courts - Sept. 21
• The Times of Your Life: Cowboy poet's "You-hoo"
• Visitors flock to Brush Oktoberfest
• Another plea deal in false ID cases
• Four hurt in rollover on Highway 6 near Brush
• City officials pleased with outcome of drill
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - Sept. 26
• Former dog groomer finds passion for volunteer work
• Strength, balance flexibility focal points for extension class
• ACT scores up for Fort Morgan 11th-graders
• Info sought on Hwy 52 crash
• On the beat - Sept. 26
• Meet and Eat - Sept. 24
• On the Beat - Sept. 24
• Bronco Caravan rolls into Morgan
• FM Museum redesign campaign kicks off
• Brush BOE aims for finances, achievement
• Homecoming week looms for Wiggins
• Family Center offers two classes
• Oktoberfest cruises into town
• Progressive 15 conference hits on state issues
• Kari Linker chosen Alumni of the Plains
• Log Lane Village marshal arrested on sex assault charge
• Long Meadow News - 9-23-11
• In the Courts - Sept. 23
• Corrections - 9-23-11
• Colorado high school seniors encouraged to apply for Daniels Scholarship
• Nationally recognized speaker featured in domestic violence training
• Monthly honors
• VFW Auxiliary hears about 'Return to Vietnam' trip
• Morgan County 4-H well represented at state fair
• Four running in Brush council election
• Jobs focal point of September chamber luncheon
• Local fabric ladies pen quilt book
• Four new movies starting Friday at Cover
• On the Beat - Sept. 22
• FMSB celebrates 30-year milestone
• Big plans for small planes at Fort Morgan airport
• Split vote gives Verizon city service contract
• Commissioners continue funding adult ed programs
• Morgan County audit shows good financial state
• Morgan County Ambulance Service to help cover Logan County
• In Brief: Clubs and Coming up - 9-21-11
• In the Courts - Sept. 21
• On the Beat - Sept. 21
• Strolling in Riverside Park raises $10,000
• Commissioners Calendar - Sept. 21
• Military museum sees crowds
• District numbers down, staffing appropriate
• Log Lane Village mayor resigns
• Historical buildings topic of Sept. Sack Lunch Program
• 53 MCC students benefit from $51,000 in scholarships
• Coming up Ongoing Seniors
• Weldon Valley royalty
• Brush royalty
• In Brief: Coming up - Sept. 19
• On the Beat - Sept. 19
• No action taken on horses-in-town request
• District improvement plan up for approval
• Report on potential water rights purchase on agenda
• Crowds see more than 300 cars at show
• Juvenile back in custody after escape from justice center
• Realtors celebrate new year at annual banquet
• Board members to meet new teachers
• In Brief: Clubs, Coming up, Ongoing - 9-17-11
• Nicole Karas Rotary Wheel of Month
• In the Courts - Sept. 17
• Brush chamber highlights Farmers Insurance business
• Gardner touts job-creation work at town hall
• McKay back to visit MCC
• City to begin water main flush
• Japanese students, faculty visit MCC
• August busy month for community services
• Council OKs water purchase for augmentation plan
• Boedeker opens oral, maxillofacial office
• Speaker: No gangs
• Sneaker Stroll aims to defeat diabetes
• In Brief: Kress family picnic - 9-16-11
• Boys, Girls State delegates honored at Post 19 dinner
• Harvest car show tours history of autos
• Employers invited to workforce center
• Brush woman organizes drive for school supplies
• Two burglaries block apart
• Find the perfect watermelon
• City of Brush may buy land for access to wells
• Military history museum open Saturday
• Fall Harvest Car Show this weekend
• Another plea agreement in false ID case Another plea deal in false ID case
• In Briefs: Coming up - 9-15-11
• Long Meadow News - 9-15-11
• New at Cover: 'Our Idiot Brother,' '30 Minutes or Less'
• Brush school officials seek sports team alumni
• Alek Muhr wins junior swine championship Alek Muhr wins junior swine title
• Local photo to be on Jones Soda
• Weldon Valley News - 9-12-11
• Koenig-Lory family picnic held at farm
• Commissioners Calendar - Sept. 14
• Walk brings in $37,000 this year
• Brush vet shy about WWII service
• Goodwill reaching out to Colorado communities
• Another plea likely in home invasion case
• Downtown sound system may be ready for car show
• Solar halo
• Warrior homecoming royalty
• Beetdigger homecoming royalty
• McMinn wins blue in talent fest at Colorado State Fair
• Construction on S. Clayton under way in Brush
• Marriage licenses - Sept. 14
• Preliminary 2012 budget would see city still in red
• County fair assault case receives continuance
• Brush hosts balloon blast
• Water may taste earthy but supply said to be safe
• In the Courts - Sept. 13
• In Brief: Coming up - Sept. 13
• On the Beat - Sept. 13
• Long Meadow News - 9-12-11
• On the Beat - Sept. 12
• Ten years after 9/11, a real home to honor victims
• Churches team to remember 9-11
• Safety group offers free fingerprints for kids
• Two locals win in specialty foods at Colorado State Fair
• Brush turns page on student achievement
• Two more plea deals made in aggravated robbery
• Four of 11 charged in false ID case return to court
• Rep. Gardner touring Eastern Plains
• Meet and Eat menus - Sept. 10
• In Brief: Coming up - Sept. 10
• School brings back Battle of Birds
• Local remembers being in New York on 9/11 Local remembers New York scene on 9/11
• Three local Somali immigrants' thoughts on 9/11 attack
• Morgan County Jail separates prisoners by needs
• Audubon group launching Mon.
• Clarification - El Grito winner
• Weldon Valley News - 9-9-11
• Twenty-nine locals compete in open class
• Wilkinson September Renaissance Student
• Morgan Community College announces summer graduates
• Library/ Museum seeks volunteers
• Library Friends set book sale
• Airport finally to get fuel card reader built
• Brush resident auditions for 'Voice'
• Benefit trail ride set for Oct. 1
• Alzheimer's a challenge for families Alzheimer's tough for families
• Assured of goal, United Way raises bar
• Wiggins water delayed by well permits
• Wiggins CSAP scores set school records
• Veterans can learn about services
• Commissioners Calendar
• Eben Ezer to host Fall Festival
• Eben Ezer employee biking for Alzheimer's
• Millet has growing market
• Students can find loans at FMSB
• Movies: 'Columbiana,' 'Winnie- the-Pooh' coming to Cover
• Food, activities included in Latin American Heritage Festival
• Paton named MediaNews Group CEO
• Brush chamber accredited with national group
• Legal immigration services offered by OneMorgan
• El Grito, dancers spice Latin Fest
• Information sought about grassland fire
• LifeWay Women brings Beth Moore's message
• WALK to end Alzheimer's set for City Park Saturday morning
• Amanda Sears third in demonstration at state fair
• Locals participate in State 4-H Dog Show
• Mayor appoints stormwater committee members
• Cowboy poet Jane Morton to visit
• Kidz Klub launching new year
• Historical property vying for spot in state program
• Your food preservation resources may be outdated
• In the Courts - Sept. 7
• Meet and Eat menus - 9-3-11
• In the Courts - Sept. 3
• On the Beat - Sept. 3
• In Brief: Clubs and Coming up - 9-06-11
• Vigil for 9/11 slated for Sunday at City Park
• Wiggins BOE to eye school scores School scores in focus
• Balloon fest slated this weekend in Brush Balloon fest slated this weekend
• Ag Appreciation Days draw well
• Two women hurt in I-76 rollover
• Merrill faced new job, child exploitation charges
• Stormwater committee members to be announced tonight
• Outer Banks offer opportunities
• Brush WWII veteran set to take the honor flight
• Hwy 34 on east side of Brush closing Mon.
• Square dance group set for season's first event
• Former city manager dies after low-speed chase Ex-city manager dies after vehicle chase
• Link Crew helps freshmen adjust to Brush High School
• Possible changes coming to organization of Fort Morgan city departments
• Yuma may have disaster assistance
• On the Beat - Sept. 2
• No paper Labor Day
• Times traveler
• Long Meadow News - 09-02-11
• ABATE Rally on Plains draws big crowd
• No tickets being issued after truck hits pedestrian
• Cables Pub, Grille still going strong
• Brush to receive grant for downtown development
• Reading race
• In the Courts - Sept. 2
• City utility ready for electric net metering
• Best Sellers - Sept. 1
• Sunflower seeds commanding good prices
• Brush Family Dentistry adds new dentist to staff
• Parachute Ranch to expand greatly
• Employers could drop health plans
• Movies: 'Apollo 18' starts Friday at Cover
• Brush downtown construction starting next week
• Cattlemen urge extension of deadline on livestock tracking
• Personal charity
• Labor Day closings for Monday outlined
• Friends of CPMC focuses on Boomers
• Rules changes possibly coming for council
• Morgan man injured in car-semi rearender
• Brush City Council, Wiggins BOE will have election races
• No municipal election in Nov.
• Land sold for bison meat plant
• Baker honored with naming of wound clinic
• Latin American Heritage Festival in Brush Saturday
• Commissioners Calendar
• Marriage Licenses - 8-31-11
• MC GOP makes appointments, prepares for upcoming events
• MMA Cage Fight hit at biker rally
• Home invasion plea deal reached
• Two false ID cases continued in court
• Concert: Aid for arrested workers
• CSU putting out two new wheat varieties
• On the Beat - Aug. 30
• Ninth and Vickie still closed for drain work
• Stop sticks used to halt speeder
• Three Dumpster fires, one tire fire reported
• Woodlin students take ecology trip
• Suspected TB case under investigation at jail
• In Brief: Coming up - Aug. 30
• Benefit for Baby Bear Hugs
• Check these things before planting
• Morgan school board to call off election
• Council to call off November municipal election
• Longmeadow offers touch of luxury
• Bilingual election materials will add to costs
• Museum visits still trending down
• In the Courts - Aug. 29
• On the Beat - Aug. 29
• Test volunteers
• Diabetes classes back, talking supplements
• Falls: Be proactive with presentations
• On the Beat - Aug. 27
• Meet and Eat menus - Aug. 29 - Sept. 2
• Recycling plan making progress
• Accused family killer to stay in juvenile system
• Morgan County youth start off state fair with four champs
• One candidate per city slot could mean no November local election
• Lack of candidates may result in no election
• Foundation reaffirms exhibit redesign
• United Way to kick off 2012 drive
• Times traveler
• Coming up
• Short chase ends in arrest
• Fair Results: Food preservation
• Kid safety fair coming to Fort Morgan soon
• Bethlehem Lutheran sets fall schedule
• Plea entered for grocery robbery gun-wielder
• Pawnee Buttes Project receives grant
• City's new network administrator settling in
• Fair Results: Baked foods
• On the Beat - Aug. 26
• D.A.: Accused family killer to stay in juvenile system
• Platte Valley Band plays preview concert
• Fair Results: Fine arts
• Fair Results: Baked foods
• Two new movies starting Friday at Cover
• New downtown Brush bookstore opens Saturday
• Despite decreases gasoline prices still much higher
• Corn producers preparing for harvest
• Two area women hurt in collision
• Parts of Walnut, Railroad closing Friday
• Brush balloon fest Sept.10-11
• Many events at Longmeadow grand opening
• Bike winner
• Connell gets Brush downtown nod
• Swopes nominated for LeadingAge award
• Semi fire torches 640 acres, no injuries reported
• Fair Results: Breeding sheep
• Fair Results: Photography
• VFW awards
• 13 aftershocks in southern Colorado, four in Virginia
• On the Beat - Aug. 24
• Commissioners Calendar
• Life Fellowship hosting jester, BBQ, games
• Feeders, Friends rodeo for Covelli memorial
• Brush girl reserve champ at state fair
• CPMC gathers supplies, backpacks for schools
• Golf course irrigation upgrades moving forward
• Back to School for Fort Morgan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Marriage licenses - Aug. 23
• Largest Colorado quake since 1973 shakes homes
• MCC holding photo contest
• On the Beat - Aug. 23
• Baby Bear Hugs benefit dance Sat.
• Farmers market
• August Colorado Masonic Month
• Proposed state House districts upset Becker's constituents
• Free dental clinic needs volunteers
• Prairie biker rally coming to Brush
• In Brief: Coming up - Aug. 23
• Blood donor
• Fremont Lake, Wyo., perfect camping destination
• Correction - Aug. 18 story about postal workers
• In the Courts - Aug. 22
• Correction - Aug. 10 airport runway story
• Fair Results: Hobby crafts
• Fair Results: Advanced crafts
• New ideas lead to small Brush BOE changes
• Overseas military, family support group proposed
• Old war souvenirs go to the bomb squad
• FM City Council: Retreat to focus on staffing, organization
• Fair Results: Spinning, weaving
• Grand piano will help Wiggins kids
• Monday deadline for city candidate petitions
• Banner Health wins Top Leadership Teams award
• Wiggins CSAP results mixed bag
• New system increases billing, budget efficiency
• Three more bonds reduced: False ID cases
• Meet and Eat - Aug. 20
• On the Beat - Aug. 20
• Fair Results: Knitting, Crocheting, Tatting
• Fair Results: Quilting
• Fair Results: Needlework
• Fair Results: Clothing
• Fair Results: Market goats
• In Brief: Coming up - Aug. 19
• Long Meadow News - Aug. 19
• On the Beat - Aug. 19
• Food Preservation 101 class coming up August 27
• Annual county tax lien auction gets online component
• Annual luncheon welcomes 28 educators to Brush
• Varela community garden dedicated
• Probation, some jail for getway driver in African Grocery robbery
• Water work closing parts of Railroad, Lake Mon., Tues.
• Wiggins Town Council: Final budget for water project approved
• Fair Results: Gymkhana events
• Fair Results: Veterinary Science
• Fair Results: Artistic clothing
• Fair Results: Woodworking
• Assessor: Data shortage equals ag assessment errors
• Changes coming to Brush post office?
• Juveniles arrested in graffiti spree
• Fees waived for annual Fall Harvest Car Show
• Brush man builds miniature home
• Make sure preserved foods will be safe
• Hawaiian native brings traditional art form to library
• Power outage affects part of Fort Morgan
• Marriage licenses - Aug. 17
• CACE grant given to college
• Commissioners Calendar
• County trending up for substance abuse help-seekers
• Downtown speaker system moving forward
• Long Meadow News - 8-02-11
• Water main work on Railroad Avenue, State Street could mean partial closures, delays
• Cyclists: Never forget 9/11
• Drainage work underway
• 'WALK to End Alzheimer's' slated for September 10
• Suspect in fair assault free on $75,000 bond
• FM CSAP results show improvement
• Wagers to retire from Fort Morgan schools
• Police seeking help regarding shed fire
• In Brief: Coming up - Aug. 16
• Fair Results: Natural resources
• Fair Results: Leathercraft, leisure
• Fair: Fun and games at carnival
• Weldon Valley News - 8-13-11
• Long Meadow News - Aug. 15
• Meet and Eat - Aug. 13
• Musical winnings
• Deer antler goes through man's forehead
• Brush welcomes new superintendent
• Car show, sound system on tap for council meeting
• In the Courts - Aug. 15
• On the Beat - Aug. 15
• Segmented wood turning focus of Sack Lunch
• Man dragging cross across states
• No surprise: Birders love Audubon Society presentation
• Three false ID court cases continued
• CSAP results on tap for FM school board
• Marshal to trustees: Get serious about weed removal
• Wiggins levee certification process on track
• Bench for Hector Varela to be dedicated at community garden
• Vickie-Ninth intersection closing
• Coming up Ongoing Seniors Health Support groups
• Scheduled power outage happening overnight in Fort Morgan
• Shaver running to keep Fort Morgan council seat
• Standoff defendant to victims: 'I'm not going to hurt you'
• Jackson Lake will host Dutch oven, chili cook-off
• New water restrictions imposed in Wiggins
• Wiggins High School 40th reunion
• Senior rodeo
• No cause found for widespread power outage
• Graffiti spree hits 13 victims in town
• Hailstorm halts Logan County Fair activities
• In the Courts - 8-12-11
• On the Beat - 8-12-11
• Vickie-Ninth intersection likely closing Aug. 15-29
• On the Beat - 8-11-11
• Minnesota couple gives kudos to local business
• New veterinarian joins FM Veterinary Clinic
• Movies: 'Bad Teacher' starts Friday at Cover
• Blanch corn before freezing
• Commerical property may be tax deferred
• Chamber welcomes new teachers
• Maximum sentence handed down in deadly crash
• Fair Results: Market sheep
• Fair: Chicken champ
• Fair: Taking a look
• Fair: Heritage entries
• Fair: Top rabbits
• Fair Results: Open field and garden crops
• No injuries reported in semi fire on I-76
• End of one group offers funds, new beginning for others
• County funds to help families
• Marriage licenses - Aug. 10
• Powers not running for re-election
• Commissioners Calendar
• Flamingos flock for children
• Agreement with bison processor close Bison processor agreement close
• Public meeting on runway replacement draft likely next month
• Industry experts foresee change in health care
• Fair Results: Cake decorating
• Fair Results: Ceramics
• Fair Results: Leadership
• Fair Results: Mechanical sciences
• Fair Results: Heritage arts
• Becoming city government savvy
• Library closing Fri-Sat for floor work
• Riverview Christian goes to four-day week
• Health Dept. warns of vital records scam
• Mayor appoints three to study stormwater
• In Brief: Coming up - Aug. 9
• In the Courts - Aug. 9
• Party planned for new event center
• Police seek help finding doghouse
• Feeders and Friends event to benefit Justin Covelli Memorial Event to benefit Justin Covelli Memorial
• Fair Results: Foods & Preservation
• Fair: Fired up
• Fair Results: Mechanical Sciences
• Fair Results: Rocketry
• Fair Results: Farm mechanics
• Fair Results: 4-H Books and Pride
• Fair Results: Breeding Rabbits
• Fair Results: Market Rabbits
• Fair Results: Breeding Poultry
• Fair Results: Market Poultry
• On the Beat - Morgan police - 8-6-11
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - Aug. 6
• Meet and Eat menus - 8-8-11
• Fair Results: Showmanship
• Fair Results: 4-H Family and Consumer
• Livestock sale proceeds up
• Dairy workers' fake ID cases continued
• Probable cause found: Menacing, threatening officer
• Henderson going to Supreme Court
• This little piggy went to market ...
• Master showmanship contest a true test
• Community briefs
• Close call
• Vaccinations: Beat the back to school rush
• Fair cooks in Dutch -- ovens
• Rodent problem driving Brush schools batty
• Appelate court sides with city
• Chow time
• Small animals popular among kids
• Xcel Energy wins efficiency award Xcel wins efficiency award
• Movies: 'Rise of Planet of Apes' climbs into Cover
• New technology hits Brush schools
• MCC band to play community festival in Edgewater
• Bottle Babies: They gotta start somewhere
• Coal-carrying train collides with SUV, no one hurt
• People can run for Wiggins school board
• Wal Mart helps Girl Scouts
• Park Lane Salon honors former salon with redux
• Edward's Right Price Market celebrates 78th anniversary
• Commissioners Calendar
• Stereo stolen from pickup
• Home economics: Room for everyone
• Part of Railroad closed, limited for water valves
• Wiggins cannot water lawns
• Banner completes state electronic medical records system
• EMCH to honor employee for 57 years of service
• Chiefs to City Council: Fort Morgan needs training center
• Marriage licenses - Aug. 3
• In the Courts - Aug. 3
• Weldon Valley News - 8-3-11
• Annual 'Customer Appreciation BBQ' dips in attendance
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - Aug. 2
• On the Beat - Aug. 2
• Day cares make big splash at pot-luck
• MCC named great college to work for
• MCC hosting info sessions on health occupations careers
• 'Cold War'-riors reunite
• Morgan County Fair: Junior rodeo a whole lifestyle
• Summer success for early childhood education
• Udall, Bennet back compromise bill to stop default
• Budget battle moves on to super committee
• In the Courts - 7-30-11
• On the Beat - July 30
• Weldon Valley News - 7-30-11
• Meet and Eat menus - 7-30-11
• Long Meadow News - 7-30-11
• Board eyes sup't. contract language
• In the Courts - 8-1-11
• On the Beat - Aug. 1
• Waking nightmare led to 'Frankenstein'
• Sheep competitors a special breed
• Marie Curie comes to life in Fort Morgan
• Cautius Coaches
• City's new HR director getting settled
• Dogs require a lot of practice
• Auditor: 'Financially, you're doing well'
• Museum redesign campaign gears up
• Soft-spoken book enthusiast brings experience to library Soft-spoken book enthusiast brings experience to library
• In the Courts - July 29
• EMCH Foundation's 'A Hollywood Night' slated for October
• Caring Ministries expands hours
• Jessica August receives garden show scholarship
• Correction - Date of free breakfast at Morgan County Fair
• On the Beat - July 29
• In Brief: Coming up - 7-29-11
• Teen art on display in Library Teen Area
• Jail's work release program able to expand
• Kids At Their Best to buy Wiggins ambulance barn
• Early childhood input meeting set
• Movies: 'Cowboys & Aliens,' 'Smurfs' hit Cover 'Cowboys & Aliens' hits Cover
• New Raymer hosts NE Weld County Fair, Rodeo
• Rockets give kids real experience
• Governor`s grant helps ABC Counseling
• Fort Morgan Young Farmers win Monsanto award
• Communications center could go on Greenwich time
• Bookmobile sees cuts in funding
• Two more arrested at dairy appear in fake ID case
• Bond reduced in home invasion
• May sales tax revenue for FM hits another high
• Marriage licenses - July 27
• On the Beat - July 27
• Pampered Pup
• 2011 Morgan County 4-H Fashion Revue: Lessons in modeling
• MC District Court: Breneman pleads not guilty in shooting case
• City-funded band shell design complete
• Mayor, council election process starting soon
• Brush board offers superintendent contract
• New pharmacist debuts at B & B Pharmacy
• New administrator joins Eben Ezer staff
• Becker discusses budget, JBC
• Commissioners Calendar - July 28 - Aug. 2
• County will look at better investments
• Commissioners districts changed on new Census data
• Residents back recycling, want it curbside
• Correction - Monday, July 25, story
• On the Beat - July 26
• Krazie Ladies Krafts closes shop
• Open class for everyone coming to Morgan County Fair
• S.A.R.A. nets $16,000 in weekend fundraiser
• Girls Scouts hold successful day camp Day camp fun, successful
• Brunner sisters have full slate of projects
• Indian sculpture missing from MCC
• Creative Cooks tasty fair contest
• FM City Council: Latest on band shell project on tap
• Evening lightshow
• Book Nook starts liquidation sale
• In Brief: Clubs, Coming up, Ongoing, Seniors, Health and Support groups - July 25
• Yard in full bloom
• On the Beat - July 25
• Family, community rally for Bath Memorial
• Local to raise cancer research funds
• Cities in Morgan County grow a bit
• On the Beat - Morgan police - 7-23-11
• Long Meadow News - 7-23-11
• Juke Joint Cruisers close out summer season
• Commissioner districts hearing set for Tuesday
• Newcomers academy, OneMorgan County call same office new home
• Legislators provide update on state, national goings-on
• In the Courts - 7-22-11
• Kids At Their Best enjoy rockets
• MC District Court: Home invasion case held over until September
• Brush board alters superintendent slate
• Brush BOE: Superintendent considerations still at issue
• On the Beat - July 22
• Weldon Valley registration set, school starts Aug. 15
• Weldon Valley's board of Education sets goals for year
• Area 4-H members take trip to New York
• LifePoint CEO touts local hospital's success
• U.S. 34 near Wiggins closed until 6 p.m. Thursday
• Best-Sellers - 7-21-11
• Tractor, power show photo winners named
• Marie Curie, Mary Shelley local chautauqua programs
• Movies: 'Captain America' visits Cover
• In Brief: Clubs and Coming up - 7-21-11
• In the Courts - 7-21-11
• FM City Council: Water Department gets OK for insta-valves purchase
• Alzheimer`s walk set for Sept. 10
• USDA to host online seminars for women, Hispanic settlement claims
• Merino FCCLA strikes national gold
• Governor unveils econ plan in FM
• FM local Frihauf selling Tastefully Simple foods
• E-Z Drag helps hunters
• Commissioners Calendar - July 21-26
• Runs, golf will raise OMC funding
• Marriage Licenses - 7-20-11
• Two hurt in collision at Washco intersection
• Salud formally opens new doors
• Bison plant receives another extension
• City utility bills to get new look
• Employee salary survey gets go-ahead vote
• Weldon Valley News - 7-20-11
• Brush disc golf inaugurated
• On the Beat - July 19
• Kidz Ark owner plans to fight license suspension
• Northeast Weld County Fair set at New Raymer
• Three BOE incumbents will run in November
• In Brief: Achievement and Coming up - July 18
• Debt talks and little else on Washington`s agenda
• Frontier cancels more flights due to Denver hail
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash near Hoyt
• Jammin' in the rain
• Weldon graduate appointed judge
• Wickham`s Dave Davis completes ag equipment consultant program
• Food preservation should include pressure canning
• CPMC Pool Patrol emphasizes water safety
• Fashion Revue showslated for July 25
• Weldon Valley BOE: Goals for school year on tap Tuesday
• Salary survey for FM employees up for approval
• Area firefighters do well at state
• Report: Some Wiggins lawns creeping into streets
• Election matters up for action at meeting
• Mudders and horseshoes
• Salud, area officals to speak at open house
• Reading program celebrates success
• Water project can begin construction in Wiggins
• Brush school board narrows sup`t search
• Forest Service expected to rule on roadless rule
• Less lethal force policy approved
• Muggles need not apply
• LifePoint CEO to visit Morgan
• New counseling service available
• Blanchie Reed turns 100
• Poker run draws 36 riders
• Two arrested dairy workers` bonds lowered
• City to wait on salary survey
• Several complete training
• Alleged home invader given continuance
• Brush police issue warning about possible alarm scam
• County preparing for fair
• Locals` stitched and pieced-together art on display Locals` stitched-together art on display
• Hearing set on commissioner district boundaries Hearing set on commissioner districts
• Rattlesnake bites employee of pool
• Refugees driving better in Morgan
• Brush Lions Club feeds nearly 800 at annual pancake breakfast
• Club Tap features headline shows
• Weldon Valley work session to cover fees, superintendent's evaluation
• Colorado construction
• City spends nearly $9,000 on CML trip
• Long Meadow News - July 7
• Movies: 'Zookeeper` starts Friday at Cover No. 1
• Former Utah man to re-open Brush Locker
• BOB Stock moving downtown to City Park
• Bennet postpones Morgan County trip
• Community garden to offer class on weeding
• Salud expansion will mean more medical care
• On the Beat - July 7
• Marriage licenses - July 7
• In the Courts - July 6
• MCC has new comm, marketing director
• Morgan senior on teen meth council
• Former local in dolphin rescue trailer
• Fraternity cyclists zooming across US for disabilities awareness
• Morgan County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Read any good (used) books lately?
• Locals attend ag educators conference
• Arts presentation
• Shaffer to run for seat in Fourth CD
• FM City Council: Stormwater ad hoc committee gets nod
• State champ burger gains national fame
• High heat doesn't stop Wiggins Blowout
• Morgan County health agencies to receive $136,000 in grants
• Riding across country for cancer
• MCC ends Encore program
• County Fair has open class divisions
• Two strong wind gusts cause damage at Wisdom
• Brush restaurant changes hands
• On the Beat - July 5
• Students attend College for Kids
• In Brief: Coming up - July 5
• Morgan County under flash flood watch Tuesday evening
• Bostron now Fort Morgan interim city treasurer
• On the Beat - July 2
• Agriculture commissioner talks about Leprino
• Mayor: Big or small we all have the same problems
• Digging history
• Fort Morgan sewage system to undergo smoke testing
• West Street cone zone
• Gold rush
• In Brief: Clubs and Coming up - July 1
• Zion presents at seminar on immigrants at CML
• City Council: FM might be agent for Homeland Security grants
• Many helped put together Legal Fair
• Crops thriving in Morgan County
• Garage heavily damaged in fire
• Freedom Celebration
• Brush Rodeo drawing nearly 500
• Town and Country Real Estate available when clients need help
• Movies: 'Transformers' at Cover; Hangover II at Sands
• New Raymer Fire Dept. can use county frequencies
• Numerous closings set for Fourth of July Numerous closings set for the Fourth
• Treasurer: Draft audit shows city 'in good shape`
• Correction - Brush Rodeo Special Section story
• 21 run or walk in resurrected Little Brown Jug 5K race
• Morgan County 4-Hers go to state conference
• Weldon Valley News 06-27-11
• Extension offers pressure canner testing
• Medical marijuana decision left up to voters
• Humane Society thrift store has a new look
• MC District Court: Preliminary hearing set for 1 of 3 charged in home invasion
• MC District Court: Cases continued for 2 of 4 charged in grocery holdup
• MC District Court: Another bond reduced in fake ID case
• Stormwater study panel likely being formed
• Locals show talents at SwingFest
• Budget contains no big surprises
• Nelson retiring from Brush bank after many years
• Ornithologists hold field trip
• Local consumer judging team third at state 4-H conference
• Marriage licenses - June 29
• In Brief: Achievements and Coming up - June 28
• Visiting a recreated memory
• On the Beat - June 28
• Marie Curie, Mary Shelley to be featured at Chautauqua
• One up for queen, three for sweetheart
• Judge reduces bond for 2 arrested at dairy
• Fly-in swarmed by people, planes
• District Court judge finds probable cause for Breneman trial
• FM City Council: Stormwater fees discussion set for Tuesday night
• Viaero Glenn Miller SwingFest: It's a swing thing
• Heritage Foundation: Low museum attendance still concerning to board members
• NCHD receives infrastructure grant
• Laptop, TVs taken in Morgan home burglary
• Power grid change may disrupt clocks
• In Brief: Coming up - June 25
• Meet & Eat Menu - June 25
• Kickoff concert draws more than 400 to City Park
• Former rodeo queen awarded Pioneer of the Year
• Colorado Plains Medical Center assists HELP International
• Fort Morgan's West Street to be rebuilt
• DAR seeks funds for John Iliff memorial
• Latest FM Museum exhibit spreads its wings
• Brush BOE sets timeline for sup`t search BOE sets timeline for sup`t search
• Carmichael leaving EMCH for Alaska
• On the Beat - June 24
• Chamber 'kidnaps' tourists
• In Brief: Clubs, Achievements and Coming up - June 24
• Driver charged after local man killed in rollover
• Weldon Valley school district budget approved
• Governor declares Miller Days in Colo.
• Horsin' around in City Park at Summer Reading Program
• On the Beat - June 23
• Correction - On the Beat item
• Movies: 'Cars 2` starts Friday at Cover No. 1
• Swarming bees cause commotion outside Fort Morgan library
• Women, Hispanics can apply for USDA compensation
• College in Colorado earns national honor
• Rasmussen new county FSA director
• Dollerschell transfers to Fort Morgan with Premier Farm Credit
• County awarded conservation contracts
• Jazz Ensemble going to Estes
• Development grant awarded
• Eben Ezer's 35th annual Hawaiian luau a success
• MCC students earn honors
• MC Commissioners: Morgan County could be split between congressional districts
• Henderson vs. city oral arguments slated
• FM Council: City to study power generation in water pipeline
• Sunset Manor Yard Sale nets $1,011
• Three land Clark scholarships
• Commissioners Calendar
• Long Meadow News - June 22
• Free legal clinic Saturday
• Morgan food court could open
• Buckingham, New Raymer, Prairie reunion set Saturday
• Correction - Marriage license
• Candy`s dance recital on tap for tonight, Friday
• Revenue shortfall in 2010 leads to lowered fund total
• School district budget picture much improved
• Disc golf tournament welcomes all levels of play
• Correction - June 18 story
• Animals for ERs
• Families of arrested workers march Sat.
• Commissioners, extension sponsoring state fair entries
• Adult protection team reviews seven cases
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - June 20
• Healthier Weigh awards given
• Many projects up for Fort Morgan City Council approval
• Weldon Valley school board budget up for OK Tuesday
• In Brief: Coming up and Ongoing - June 18
• Mind if I play through?
• Council hears about mowing, mowing and more mowing on tours
• Man shot by deputy at domestic call
• No raises for Fort Morgan teachers
• 'Visions of the West` exhibit closing Tuesday
• Wastewater Department to smoke test sewer vents
• USDA alerts producers to file income forms with IRS USDA alerts producers to file forms
• Free two-day dental clinic coming to Brush in October
• In Brief: Coming up - June 17
• Marriage licenses - June 17
• Nature's art show
• Pianist to play Freedom Celebration
• Hundreds enjoyed tractor show
• Commissioners Calendar
• District Court: Continuances granted for 2 of 4 armed robbery suspects
• Morgan County Commissioners: Meal costs on the rise for county jail inmates
• Sheriff's deputy shoots Fort Morgan man Friday morning
• Thursday, June 16, Times delivery delayed until after 6:30 p.m.
• Flying colors for Flag Day
• FMPD: Remember fireworks laws, dangers
• Long Meadow News - June 16
• Homemade the essence of new diner
• Community supported agriculture has something for everyone
• Uruguay missionary stops in Snyder
• District Court: Continuances for 5 of 11 arrested at dairy
• Performing arts offers extravaganza
• District Court Judge: Vehicular homicide suspect coming back to Morgan
• FM City Council: Summer streets projects ready for approval
• Movies: 'Green Lantern,' 'Mr. Popper's Penguins' playing at Cover Theatre
• In Brief: Achievement and Coming up - June 16
• 41 pieces of art on display at Sagebrush exhibit
• Weldon Valley News - June 15
• Honor rolls - June 15
• Fort Morgan City Council: No change made to fireworks fee
• Cleanup duty
• FM Chamber Foundation awards 4 ag scholarships
• Morgan County commissioners outsourcing attorney job to Denver law firm
• Fort Morgan city sales tax trend still on the up
• Downtown Brush improvements to start soon
• Chess board a legacy for university club
• Despite lower turnout, Top 10 Dinner 'successful'
• In Brief: Clubs, Achievement, Coming up - June 14
• Teen with local ties headed to National American Miss pageant
• Learning about how state government works
• Wiggins graduates offered $700,000 in awards Wiggins grads land $700K in awards
• Parts of State Street closed
• Drivers fall asleep at wheel
• Busy day: Photos from Morgan County Relay for Life 2011
• Horse owners must make virus decisions
• Sterling MedCenter to lose positions
• Four-wheelers will have fewer trails under new regs
• Colorado fire forces evacuation of church camp
• Markey near top in staff payments before leaving office, records show
• Relay for Life supporters touched by cancer
• Fun, fireworks set for Wiggins July 4th Blowout
• Fireworks sales permits costs on agenda
• Ryan Ernst first in diversified livestock entrepreneurship
• Jackson Lake offers weekend programs Weekend programs rev up at Jackson Lake
• Girl Scouts look for ways to advance
• Severe weather possible Monday afternoon, evening
• Fort Morgan Police investigating June 4 attempted armed robbery
• Vicki`s dancers show multi-talents
• Wiggins calls for lawn-watering moratorium
• Wiggins shooting range must follow process
• Gardner hears of medical challenges
• Guilty plea in Brush vehicular homicide case
• Standoff suspect pleads no contest
• Armed robbery case continued until July 13 for female suspect
• Log Lane adopts new building codes
• Eben Ezer neighbors auction off art for Alzheimer`s Association
• Local FFA member elected state veep
• New Fort Morgan Fire Department training facility
• Longmeadow hosts S.A.R.A. fundraiser
• Brush schools: Improvement plans occupy Brush board
• Senior barbecue packed
• Weldon Valley News - June 10
• Wiggins school board: District to make do with fewer teachers
• Fort Morgan firefighters reserve champs
• FM Main Street railroad crossing closing two days
• Contractor gains insights into fixing south-side drainage
• Brush Farmer`s Market starts June 25
• 'Super 8` screening in Cover No. 1 this week
• Brush superintendent Huston will be retiring
• Central School puts off economic development talk
• Summer reading program begins at Brush library
• FM Council accepts University Women`s donation
• Taste of county raises $2,300-plus
• University Women`s Club unveiling giant chess board
• Miles for mammos bike rider stops at EMCH
• Two from Morgan at Boys State
• Legislators take tour of MCC's new addition
• New drugs raise skin cancer survival
• Wiggins to vote on 2011-12 budget
• Stretch group has 10-year history
• Burglars target cigarettes, synthetic marijuana
• Sagebrush Art Show reception Wednesday night Sagebrush Art Show reception Wed.
• Hormone-blocking drug reduces breast cancer risk
• Limon law enforcement thanks Morgan County
• School meal prices hiked in Fort Morgan district
• Fund set up for Brush family whose home burned down
• Proposal would keep salaries unchanged
• FM City Council: City Manager Wells presenting proposal for salary survey
• MCC hands out year-end service awards to staff MCC honors staff with year-end service awards
• FM City Council retreat: Priorities set for city work force development
• Families of undocumented dairy workers advised
• Howdy Days fun for all ages
• Brush chamber hosts Julesburg reps
• Live at the Park: Buckstein
• Defying gravity
• 2012 tax/finance goals set for city
• Morgan County Dems set Big 10
• Viaero Glenn Miller SwingFest nearly here
• Optimist scholars
• Sidewalk sale set Saturday
• FM City Council retreat: Police budget is top priority for public safety
• 11 advised in false ID arrests at dairy
• Budget woes persist for Brush school board
• Hands-on learning for Columbine third graders
• Authorities seek kidnapping, sex assault suspect
• 'X Men: First Class` powers into Cover No. 1
• Eleven local dairy workers arrested on ID charges
• Red flag warning Thursday, June 2
• FM City Council retreat: Plans set for meeting city infrastructure needs, goals
• Storm warnings don`t deter skydivers
• Long list of summer events on tap in Brush
• Brush resident clips, cashes in on coupon craze
• County bans medical marijuana facilities
• FM City Council retreat: Priorities set for 'Quality of Life' issues
• Vicki`s dancers recital Saturday
• Wiggins grads urged to seek real education
• Sports statues
• Commissioners Calendar - June 2-7
• Weldon Valley News - June 1
• Ehrlich bike giveway: Perfect attendance pays
• Five receive United Methodist Church scholarships
• Marriage licenses - June 1
• Chamber revives Howdy Days
• Retreat to look at budget impacts of city goals
• Take chances, Morgan grads advised
• Author, Morgan native Coloroso featured at Greeley forum
• Seeding dreams
• Live @ Park starts Thursday
• Memorial Day observed around county
• Public health head Crosthwait resigns from post
• Schneider Energy awards Community Service scholarships
• Three awarded Schneider alumni scholarships
• Heritage Foundation: Update given on museum redesign/remodel
• Farmers Insurance partners with March of Dimes
• Long Meadow News - May 31
• Retreat to look at budget impacts of Morgan goals
• South quadrant drainage meeting Wednesday night
• 'Colorado Takes Flight!' contract gets approval
• Family raises $5,000 for March of Dimes
• New director for Caring Ministries
• Chamber of Commerce: Volunteers needed for huge dental clinic in October
• Wiggins area artists benefit mission to Ecuador
• Solid citizens
• Early childhood ed sessions slated
• Giant chessboard nearing completion in City Park
• Fort Morgan commencement is Saturday
• AgrAbility workshop slated June 3
• Wiggins High School will graduate 28 Saturday
• Four drainage solutions proposed for northwest quadrant
• The sinking of the Fort Morgan Armada
• 'Pooling' resources
• Here's cat adoption checklist
• Red Cross helping twister victims
• Two from FM receive Schneider scholarships
• Basilio Molina fought across Europe
• Books: Best-sellers - May 26
• New movies at Cover: 'Kung Fu Panda 2,` 'Hangover Part 2,` 'Bridesmaids`
• Tio Charlies celebrates 10 years of selling cars
• EMCH doc talks about man-animal interaction, injuries
• New bookstore to open in Brush in mid-August
• Wells: City workers' compensation policies need update
• Day care center permit gets go-ahead Day care center permit OK`d
• Artists' reception at museum
• Correction - May 25 story
• Memorial Day observances set
• Muslim speakers aim to foster community understanding, harmony
• Spencer Kokes, Traci Schaefer land Rotary Club scholarships
• Weldon Valley students receive scholarships
• Community garden planting Friday at MCC
• Fort Morgan City Council: Radios purchase moving forward
• Bike safety event lures many
• Lawyer appointed for fourth robbery suspect
• Construction continues on Highway 71
• Antique tractor show reorganized, renamed
• Workshop offers tips on canning, freezing
• Swarming insects bring beekeeper back to FM
• Morgan County District Court: Local man gets 14 years in child sex assault case
• Registration now underway for Summer Reading Program
• New Library Advisory Board member still in high school
• Weldon Valley Class of 2011 ready for future
• Family, friends remember Steve Lebsock
• Morgan County lawyer deploying to Afghanistan with United States Navy
• Two from Weldon Valley win Williams scholarships
• Six from Fort Morgan land academic booster scholarships
• Hecker receives music booster scholarship
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Long Meadow News - May 24
• Weldon Valley News - May 24
• Local woman injured in pickup-semi collision
• Licensed pools help get summer off to safe start
• Morgan County District Court: Alleged shooting case continued until June
• Council to discuss Fort Morgan compensation philosophy
• Lincoln honorees
• Optimist officers of the year
• Teens more aware of danger of meth
• Fort Morgan FCCLA ends year with 21 state medals
• Brush grads celebrate, share memories
• Brush police warn of ID theft
• Attendance light for Military Appreciation Day
• Correction: May 20 advertisement
• Story Time offers stories, crafts for kids, adult time for parents
• ACRE deadline extended to September
• Long, winding road brought new pastor to St. Charles Church
• Brush history headlines monthly Chamber lunch
• 'Spring Fling` event draws nearly 200 campers
• Fort Morgan well represented at NISP rally
• Full Morgan County recycling program in works
• Budget cuts continue to hit Brush schools
• Hecker Lions student of month
• Volunteers needed at free dental event
• Delays expected at Main Street RR crossing
• Synthetic drugs can pose real danger to health
• Pea-sized hail, flooding in Morgan Thursday
• Fishing and Fun brings out a crowd
• CPMC nurse Tolson 'Nightingale' winner
• Weldon Valley school board keeps wages same
• FM City Council: Bids for many departments OK`d
• Inmate numbers down at jail
• Movies: Fourth 'Pirates` coming to Cover
• Brush resident opens new eatery
• Brush woman turns 102
• Computer program can relieve debt
• Weldon Valley news 05-16-11
• Kuretich receives Melvin Jones award
• FM City Council: Worker`s comp broker retained
• Commissioners calendar - May 18
• Strand accepts Brush city clerk position
• Muslims to speak about their cultures Speakers not out to win converts
• City gets county liquor license go-ahead
• Lightning strike causes power outage near FM
• Morgan County under severe thunderstorm warning
• CSAP reading: Third graders gain 5%
• Fort Morgan High School graduation list approved
• Beaver Valley takes bronze in School Breakfast Challenge
• Freezing, canning workshop slated
• Correction - May 13 story
• Burglary costly for business
• Friday the 13th memorable for nurses at MCC
• Graduates urged to feed good sides
• Eben Ezer to host week-long 'Body Shop' science camp
• Teacher offers success secrets to Lincoln High School grads
• Kids fashion show benefits two programs
• Wiggins third grade reading scores very high
• Weldon Valley BOE: Raises for WV school employees appear unlikely
• Fort Morgan City Council to discuss, act on worker`s comp contract, city code change
• State legislature wraps up session
• Wiggins upper grades sing and play
• Damp, but still full of hope
• Rohn awarded Petteys scholarship
• City-owned property disposal code examined
• NW Quadrant storm drainage meeting Wed.
• Building code update ordinance gets first-read OK
• Western Convenience sold polluting gasoline
• FM High School to hire new AD
• Military appreciation day features many activities
• Golf carts OK on Wiggins streets
• Wiggins town council approves levee work bid
• Morgan Council members tour city complex, wastewater plant
• Masonic Lodge honors seniors
• Nine students awarded Williams scholarships
• Kathryn Laws receives FM Lions scholarship
• Bridges more complicated to adopt than highways
• Realtors fight for property rights
• Court appoints lawyers for three charged in robbery
• Lincoln High School graduation Friday evening
• Bridge crowded with Girl Scouts
• Council eyes worker`s comp broker change
• Books: Best-sellers - May 12
• Movies: 'Water for Elephants` plays Cover No. 1
• School for toys taking stage Friday
• In Brief: Clubs, Achievement, Coming up - May 12
• Adam's Auto Repair, All-Star Auto Glass share building
• Locals receive RMFU scholarships
• Fort Morgan Salud welcomes new provider
• Methodist preschool changing directors
• Clarification - May 6 story
• Weldon Valley news 05-10-11
• FM Library & Museum: 'Visions of the West` art show opens in lower level gallery
• Brush FD adds new $58,000 vehicle
• Morgan County doing well by comparison
• Sales tax revenues hit 5-year high again
• Airport tenant defends operation
• Commissioners Calendar - May 11
• Greeley couple chronicles sugar heyday
• Students explore Mars Odyssey project
• Court appoints lawyers for 3 people charged in armed robbery
• Valley Drive-In will not reopen
• MCC graduation set for Saturday
• Broken bridge, fallen tree plague Q.5
• Wiggins third-graders sing summery songs
• Catelyn Tweeten in ambassador program
• Second annual Sight from the Heart set for Friday in Brush
• Here are tips on how how to protect pigs from sun
• Want to avoid being overweight? Eat fruit, veggies
• Technology is a double-edged sword for drivers
• On the Beat - May 10
• In the Courts: May 10
• Theft of laptop at Walmart planned
• Lobby Lectures: Nixon talks about man vs. beast
• Progressive 15 wants communities of interest put first in redistricting
• In Brief: Coming up - May 9
• Elks to award scholarships to graduating seniors
• Elks awards handed out in ceremonies
• Skydiver dies at local airport
• Brush man unhurt in rollover
• Fort Morgan City Council: Presentations galore on agenda
• Commissioners meeting off
• Hospital Hustle inauguration a success
• Red flag warning - May 9
• Redistricting opponents still far from agreement
• Major energy development can bring new planning issues
• MCC PBL students fundraising for nationals
• Boppre, Woods to receive REA line work scholarships
• AWANA hands out awards at annual banquet AWANA hosts awards banquet
• Reading Buddies put on a show
• In Brief: Achievement & Coming up - May 6
• Brush Board of Education: More bad news hits on 2011-12 school budget
• Preliminary hearing set in DUI-vehicular homicide incident
• Bowles heads MCC cultural center
• MC Board of Commissioners: $0 contract with Mason Dixon Energy gets OK for records clean-up
• Wiggins Board of Education: Preliminary 2011-12 budget approved
• Games, system victims of Fort Morgan burglary
• 206 bikers ride in ABATE fundraiser
• Fort Morgan City Council: City-Heritage Foundation partnership OK`d
• Morgan County Board of Commissioners: Human Services-Caring Ministries contract approved
• Older Adult Resource Fair scheduled in Brush May 19
• Dietary guidelines topic for diabetes group May 13
• Victim`s advocate honored for her 'inspiring` work
• Local reaction: Relief, satisfaction, disbelief at bin Laden killing
• Fort Morgan Board of Education: Budget starting to coalesce for school district
• Gardner: 'So many energy opportunities in Colorado`
• Fort Morgan City Council: Heritage Foundation partnership on agenda
• MCC EMT students practice extrication from vehicles
• Will killing bin Laden kill the movement he inspired?
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden`s death
• State Legislature: Redistricting lacks bipartisan map for Congress
• US kills Osama bin Laden
• Osama bin Laden killed
• Kay Jan set for merger with 21st Century Equipment
• Brush board reduces list of cut areas
• MCC honors top alumni, students
• Sherman Street flowers
• Springtime on the plains
• Teaching children about money and their needs
• Wiggins could allow golf carts on roads
• Job fair helps out workers, employers
• Scrapbookers help out Head Start
• Budget cut to be less for local schools
• State budget includes some deal-making
• Sheriff advises no burning in county
• Colo. Meth Project coming to Brush
• Career Day
• Appraisal program on tap
• Council reluctantly approves $633K change order
• Bill on historic water structures gains momentum
• Newcomers center proposed for schools
• Health staff reaching out to day care centers
• Elder financial exploitation subject of Apr. 21 conference
• Tickets still available for Stellar Brass show
• Cajun boil raises $6,400
• Three join MCC Foundation board
• Ag tax exemption headed for tough battle
• Wastewater change order on tap
• Cops prefer city code compliance over citations
• Fort Morgan School for the Performing Arts
• Scholarship donors, recipients meet
• Locals asked to urge hospital cooperation
• Ag appreciation spiced with humor
• With aid slow to come Japanese fend for themselves
• Brush schools could lose 20 teachers
• WV school board declares $ exigency
• City will get golf liquor license
• Firefighters honored
• Ponds near railroad led to development of the city of Brush
• MCC instructor to perform at poetry fest
• Forward Real Estate has solutions to problems
• Rent-A-Center moves down block
• Extension offers CRP, dairy, alfalfa workshops
• Coming up
• Details released on Burlington killings
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by second blast
• Brush city clerk leaving town
• School calendar on tap for Weldon Valley's board
• Openings on city advisory boards
• NJC bill passes committee without sponsor
• BOE weighs staff reduction framework
• Rotary Foundation serves on global scale
• 9Health Fair coming to Brush
• Local group wants help to reduce insurance costs
• Brush School District to host community meeting Monday
• Man who killed officer wanted on warrant
• Associate Press tsunami reports
• Census shows county more multiethnic 33.7 percent of locals Hispanic
• Ft. Morgan 4 cents behind CO average prices for gasoline
• MCC's Frisbie is nominated for Nightingale award
• Process set to resolve Hispanic ag claims
• Extension hosts risk management workshops
• FSA programs put millions in economy
• NECALG operating budget at $8 million-plus
• BMS pilots new system for student accountability
• Jail population down from last February
• CASA of the Plains gets grant to help children
• New BMS career class helps students prepare
• Local members attend Colorado 4-H Youth Fest
• Different fund used for sewer plant changes Different fund used for plant work
• Free pipe organ concert Feb. 27
• Snow, cold don't slow down science fair
• Colorado Plains Medical Center receives company excellence award $250,000 check from LifePoint goes to hospital
• Wiggins still awaits temp loan
• Wiggins after-school project helping kids
• Arts initiative starts
• 'Chocolate` to benefit fam center
• Fort Morgan Workforce Center sets job fair in April
• Morgan jail hunger strike lasts one day
• Board updated on breakfast fund cut
• WHS principal to leave at end of year
• Colorado AgrAbility to hold workshops
• Tax dollars at work
• Blue Horizons has diverse winter lineup
• Audit reveals strengths, concerns with finances
• Staffing continues to concern Heritage Foundation
• City might use golf course reserves
• Ag vehicle issue bills gain
• Updated budget has little change
• Cuts will hurt parks, cemetery, limit patrols
• Williams Foundation endows chair at MCC
• Legislative coffees to start on Monday
• Frugal prom dresses at Style Shop
• Horizon Healthcare seeks input
• Main-Railroad to receive new signals
• Kathryn Laws chosen Lions student of month
• Horizon Healthcare Council seeks input
• Morgan County records now digital
• Resort, event center requests liquor license
• Temple receives OneMorgan County award
• New coordinator serves gifted students New coordinator serves gifted students
• Student to compete in international WorldSkills
• Career Day at Lincoln High School educational
• Board makes minor changes to policies Work session scheduled for Jan. 26
• Massage therapy class returns to local college
• Serrano illustrates adult basic education
• Newborn bears rings in parents' suprise wedding at the Medical Center of the Rockies
• Library board picks replacements for members who passed Board picks replacements for members who passed
• Response team arrests local after standoff
• Brothers thriving after life-saving transplant
• City of Fort Morgan taking Christmas trees
• Going 'green' for Christmas
• County reroutes revenue to general fund
• Local teacher dies in crash near Hudson
• Random kindness strikes in Morgan
• Foundations make donations
• Eben Ezer residents lend a hand where they can
• Workforce center's new regional director settling in Workforce center's new regional director settling in
• Card for Claus
• Painting donation
• Salud, CPMC work to attract medical pros
• Mesche chosen for Faculty of Year award
• Info from public sought in Evans stabbing death
• EMCH offers low dose radiation for medical imaging Low dose radiation for medical imaging provided at EMCH
• Board of health issues cease and desist order
• Reading Buddies
• Giving tree
• Holiday sounds
• County budget down $2 million
• No extra money for Humane Society
• Brush council approves $19.6 million budget $19.6 million budget approved
• Info from public sought in Evans stabbing death Info from public sought in stabbing death
• Weldon mill levy drops slightly Mill levy drops slightly
• Morgan County economy good compared to others
• Glasco chosen as Colorado senior poet laureate
• Town of Wiggins bans marijuana operations
• McComb receives ag teacher award
• Mill levy on tap for WV school board
• BHS students expelled due to BB gun
• District mill levy unchanged despite auditor`s advice
• Longcor resigns from Wiggins council
• Optimists hand out dictionaries
• Schaefer named Rotary Wheel of Month for Dec.
• Medicare penalty larger than stated
• Local natural gas rates could see increase
• Coplink will connect enforcement agencies Coplink will connect law enforcement
• BMS lockdown reaction to angry parent Lockdown result of angry parent
• Methodist Church production on tap this weekend
• S.A.R.A., Inc. expands
• Trinity kindergartners in Scholastic books program Trinity kindergartners in Scholastic program
• Prairie School District accredited with distinction
• Supporting parents of disabled critical
• Eating healthy can be challenging during holidays Eating healthy can be difficult during holidays
• MCC toy drive
• 'Light a Candle` remembrance services set
• Chamber seeks artist of year
• Roofers offer aid in time of need
• Colorado Meth Project launches campaign
• Red Hatters' gift drive to benefit local families
• Air Force Academy Band to perform here
• Hector Varela, 67 Involved in Morgan Community College garden, Brush Boosters
• Walk for Life Bagladesh founder discusses organization By Juan Mecillas Special to The Times
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• Holiday chaos topic for diabetes group
• School regs, policies discussed By JOHN LA PORTE Times News Editor
• Gov. candidates stress easing way for business Cutting services on the table By DAN BARKER Times Staff Writer
• Energy expo to offer savings tips
• Prepare wild jerky properly to avoid e-coli contamination
• Chamber may start new leadership course
• Wallet stolen from purse while woman shopping
• Two plays in one make up Methodist Christmas production Two plays in one make up Christmas production
• Domestic violence topic of reflections Violence topic of reflections
• Brush Family Medicine has new doctor on board Brush Family Medicine hires new doctor
• City encourages winterizing for energy savings
• Fort Morgan FBLA to host annual Christmas bazaar
• Council to see draft of code changes
• Morgan County Courts
• State Patrol
• Turn in coloring contest entries Sat. at Times office
• Coming up
• Military, vets, families asked to tell stories
• Community garden largely a success
• State senate candidates mostly opposites
• Boulder wildfire threatens city
• Officials want input on new health insurance programs
• Wind towers could be economical in Morgan County
• RYLArians speak at Brush Rotary meeting
• Out of district students, athletic budget up for Weldon board
• New Morgan board member to be selected
• Water project legal fees over $100,000
• Medical marijuana moratorium passed in Wiggins
• Students get 'Jump Start` on music
• Wiggins hires new wrestling coach
• Restitution in car-house fire set back again
• Brush board approves last-minute hires Board approves late hires
• Grease still the word in Wiggins
• In the courts
• Torrie Korf Rotary wheel of the month
• Fort Morgan City Court
• Brush police
• Menus
• Ritter signs bill on final permits for basin wells
• Mrs. Colorado pageant slated in Greeley June 5
• Fund for Brush boy with brain disease
• Cinco de Mayo to bring Hispanic flair to Brush
• Dismissal of secret vote suit asked
• Digging it
• Production Co. helps kids in many ways
• On the Beat - In the Courts
• Small-town opportunity draws new sup't.

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