Sterling, CO News

• Sterling, CO News
• Peetz Board of Education approves proposed budget
• Carey named top supporter of student life on campus
• Community asked to complete RE-1 Valley School District survey
• Awards, scholarships handed out at annual banquet
• KeyBank takes day off to volunteer, organize donations at Cooperating Ministry
• High wind watch in effect for the weekend
• NJC Plainsmen to hold Youth Basketball Camp
• J-A closed Monday
• Cancer survivors walk lap of hope to kick off Relay
• Sterling Lions host district meeting
• Colorado Community Bank proud to be a member
• Caliche Elementary holds mini-Relay For Life
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education hears about common course numbering requirement
• Local students earn honors at Fort Hays
• Crook water users ordered to boil water
• Ayres students enjoy Field Day activities
• Lions welcome new members
• Manager, assistant manager, keep mammoth Sterling Bomgaars running
• Music in the air at the Logan County 125th anniversary event
• Accused gun thief pleads not guilty
• Proclamation for Poppy Day
• Pet of the Week
• RE-1 Valley nurses address head lice issue
• Caliche High School FFA celebrates achievements
• St. Anthony students present electronic map of Columbine Park to city
• Sterling Fire Department celebrates its emergency medical services with open house
• Retirement reception held for RE-1 Valley bus driver Chuck Green
• Gareis recognized with Above and Beyond Award
• Ritter promoted to captain
• Community Briefs for May 23
• Logan County Commissioners approve beer garden for Music Fest in June
• Angry water consumer makes waves at Sterling City Council meeting
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves 8-period days at Sterling High School
• Stormy weather expected today, with dryer conditions over weekend
• RE-1 Valley School District chief accountant, David Brungardt, retiring after 31 years
• Suspected driver Timothy Ford caught day after fleeing from police
• Doctor Jim and Patti Armbruster support the HOPE
• Equitable Savings and Loan Supports Club 1941
• 8th graders celebrate next step in schooling
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes
• Fleming High School graduates 13 'creative, imaginative' students
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves proposed budget for public review
• Crook's Bob and Lucile LeBlanc celebrate 70 years of marriage
• RE-1 Valley Foundation raises almost $1500 with Run for Fund$
• Policy changes prompt questions
• Readers Club meeting notes
• Students learn value of water at Children's Water Festival
• Chance of showers today, conditions all over the place the rest of the week
• Sterling Middle School 8th graders celebrate next step
• SFD welcomes new firefighter, captain
• Rally for St. Anthony planned Monday
• Sterling Middle School goes to the circus with Talent Show
• Zwirn appointed to POST Board
• RE-1 Valley School's celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week
• County Planning Board sends four requests to Commissioners
• Advisory group gives endorsed diplomas a nod
• Langdon, Allen, Walraven take home awards
• Nursing programs receive national accreditation
• Klinzmann granted visitation rights with son while facing child porn charge
• 9-year-old on bike hit by truck, flown to Children's Hospital
• Horner serves as 2012 NJC mace bearer
• Fleming students know their history
• Host families needed for exchange students
• Org. recognized as a 'We Honor Veterans' partner
• Special session passes bill to bolster unemployment insurance
• After letters, court pleas, man gets work release to drive mom to cancer treatments
• Carey named top supporter of student life on campus
• Sterling Miracle Players holding talent show
• Red flag warning in effect until 8 p.m.
• Gareis recognized with Above and Beyond Award
• Reno awarded Jake Clifton Scholarship
• Colorado Business Women name annual award winners
• RE-1 District Accountability Advisory Committee approves endorsed diplomas
• Pennies and purple
• National Weather Service issues fire weather watch through Friday
• Community college pays off for students, communities
• World's biggest big top circus coming to Sterling
• Improve your energy use with tips from CSU Extension workshop
• Pet of the Week
• Planning Commission sets date for master plan interviews
• RE-1 District Accountability Advisory Committee gives input on budget
• Watering restrictions in effect for Sterling users
• Oh, deer!
• Sterling Lions' Students of the Month -- May
• 20 graduate from Haxtun High School
• McNear wins awards for fashion designs
• Caliche students celebrate academic, athletic achievements
• Commissioners preparing for County's 125 Anniversary
• Red Flag warning in effect until 7 p.m.
• Sterling Public Library "Dreaming Big" with Summer Reading Program
• Peetz High School graduates 11
• Aimee Lozier graduates from University of Nebraska
• Equine herpesvirus confirmed in Colorado
• Student News Briefs
• Gerk family recieves NJC's Pride in Association Award
• 2 seniors win Petteys scholarships
• Cattleya Floral provides crowning touch for fundraiser
• Friends' annual book sale supports library
• New officers to be installed at state conference
• 79 students recieve general equivalency diplomas through NJC program
• 372 students graduate from Northeastern Junior College
• Sunny and very warm weather expected this week
• Noble Energy, Inc., seeing substantial growth in operating areas
• Parks, Library, Recreation board approves Internet, e-reader policies
• Condition of Sunset Memorial Gardens has ownership, public at odds
• USPS announces new strategy that would preserve smallest post offices
• Sterling High School Art Show, Open House Monday, May 14
• Sterling's Parks, cemetery, forestry superintedent Dave Appelhans, resigns
• Endorsed diplomas discussed at board meeting
• Historical Society to present awards
• Rules for flowers and decorations enforced
• Rain likely over the weekend, sun comes back Monday
• Two NJC baseball players named to top of the nation this week
• Youth camps offer robotics and GPS/GIS activities
• Groundbreaking ceremony for new school tonight
• Board hears concern over head lice
• Sterling High School FFA celebrates achievements
• 2-year probation sentence for Mark Dickenson in menacing case
• Michigan fugitive Antonio Jones gets 6 months in prison after running from police
• Merino High School holds National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
• TCAP results show 73 percent of RE-1 Valley 3rd graders proficient, advanced in reading
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education hears about endorsed diplomas
• Mini-grants can help with childcare licensing costs
• Council recognizes "If I Were Mayor" Essay winners
• Final version of monitoring well license approved by commissioners
• Beautiful weather today, chance of cold and rain increases by Friday
• Haxtun High School FBLA students compete at Stqate Leadership Conference
• Sterling Public Library offering classes for e-reader borrowing
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education hears concern over head lice
• UPDATED: 3 long-time St. Anthony Catholic School teachers' contracts not renewed
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves revisions to staff ethics policy
• Sterling Public Library offering classes for e-reader borrowing
• Merino player signing with NJC
• Lt. Governor to visit Sterling May 16
• LCSO arrests two on possession charges after traffic stop
• NJC home to all around rodeo champions
• CDOT announces 2012 construction projects for northeast Colorado
• State study shows Northeastern contributes 107 million to the local community
• Lieutenant Governor to visit Sterling May 16
• NJC Signs Two from Doherty High School
• The Sonnenberg Agency Supports Hope Scholarship through Club 1941
• NJC Athletes Honored
• Shepherd keynotes NJC business awards event
• Sterling Regional MedCenter celebrates Nurses Day
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education closes employee contract negotiations
• Board of Health recognizes Shining Stars
• Gandee joins National Society of Collegiate Scholars
• Sterling Miracle Players holding Summer Acting Camp
• NJC's Latino Education Achievement and Recruitment Network celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• Sterling High School FFA competes at state Career Development Events
• LIFT Luncheon notes
• Sterling High School chemistry students show off talents
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education to continue next year's budget talks
• Rain to clear by noon, usher in week of sun
• Student Briefs
• Luminaria light up Relay
• Food pantry in need of donations
• Deadline for youth scholarship applications May 18
• Busy season for livestock judging team
• Sonnenberg Agency supports Hope Scholarship through Club 1941
• Local student to attend Young Scholars Program
• School Lunch Menus
• Sabala: Yoga relaxes, relieves body stress
• Learn to Fly Day event in Greeley May 19
• New sponsor makes its mark
• Digital First Media launches 'American Homecomings'
• Fleming FBLA students find success at state
• Warm and sunny, with rain predicted later in the week
• Johnson joins CSU System Board
• Sterling Briefs
• Larry Worth retires from NECALG after 22 years
• RE-1 Valley Foundation 5K Run for Funds Saturday, May 19, at Sterling High School
• Sterling High School students compete in NJC Math and Science Contest
• Caliche High School students receive Rotary scholarship
• Sterling High School inducts 20 into National Honor Society
• Groundwork Colorado seeking volunteers this weekend
• CDOT, CSP warn drivers to stay alert
• Auto students test at the top of the state
• Jazz Band slated for monthly concert
• CDOT, CSP warn drivers to stay alert for Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
• 9 retiring from RE-1 Valley School District
• Cabela's exec Neala Shepherd keynotes NJC business awards event
• Oversight meeting May 14
• Details on Logan County's 125th anniversary celebration released
• Slight chance of thunderstorms today, over weekend
• RE-1 Valley School District recognizes retirees at dinner
• Master Chorale performing Spring Concert XXI Sunday
• Commissioners proclaim May as Mental Health Month
• Cabela's exec Neala Shepherd keynotes NJC business awards event
• Hosea named 'Mentor of the Month'
• Credit union awards scholarships
• Community Briefs
• Centennial awards 2012 scholarships
• New Denver Post series tracks lives of veterans post-war
• Students learn the science of agriculture at 2012 AgFest
• Sterling's Russ Johnson to be introduced as CSU System Board Member
• Jeremy Loutensock wins Nell Propst History Contest with 'Unseen Glory
• RE-1 students compete at state level
• Grauberger receives academic award
• ADA-recognized class helps you manage diabetes
• Sun and some wind forecasted for this week
• Reward fund for information on missing teen Kayla Chadwick set up at Key Bank
• Northeastern Patrons of the Arts Society holds annual Chili Art Festival
• Area 4-H, FFA students prep for summer fairs at NJC's Aggies Prospect Show
• Banquet awards students for all their hard work
• News Briefs
• School Lunch Schedules
• Girl struggles, prevails after nude pictures posted to web
• Michelle and Dan Benavidez walking to honor son, raise awareness about American Military Family
• A look at non-violent sexual offenses
• Former Sterling-ite looks to publish first novel
• St. Anthony's Family Fun Gala this weekend
• Roundtable to determine future of strategic energy plan
• 3 Logan County District Court cases moved, set for May and June
• Peetz Plateau School District to see increase in health insurance
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife director Rick Cables discusses merger
• DA candidate Brittny Lewton aims for more communication with the community
• Logan County included in storm watch in effect through night
• Thunderstorms today, cooler temps over the weekend expected
• NJC Baseball Update
• Cabela's to open stores in Thornton, Lone Tree
• Celebrating young children
• Overland Trail Museum's 'Titanic' program a big hit
• GNI meeting notes
• April 29 ends 'One Book' campaign
• Argument in front of Baja Tacos leads to Michael Weitzel's arrest on 7 counts
• Buffalo RE-4J Board of Education hears results of review on Merino elementary
• NJC secondary automotive Oyster Fry draws 400
• RE-1 Valley District Advisory Committee tables endorsed diploma decision
• Showers and thunderstorms possible through 7 p.m.
• NJC conducts emergency drill
• Northeastern conducts emergency drill
• Person hit, killed on lawnmower in intersection near Akron
• Tests for bones and blood sugar offered
• City manager Joe Kiolbasa to continue on month-to-month contract
• Logan County Commissioners approve Music Fest funding request
• Sterling High School to present "The King and I" this weekend
• 4 northeast Colorado students awarded Daniels Fund Scholarship recipients this year
• Audrey Lechuga, northeast Colorado painter, found dead in Prewitt Reservoir
• Campbell Elementary holds mini-Relay For Life
• May luncheon a celebration of women
• Measure metabolism to determine calorie need
• Warm, sunny skies today, rain and storms starting later in the week
• Jim Leh named Logan County's Democrat of the Year
• Sterling Wells Fargo's new manager Amber Pluss started as teller
• Northeastern Junior College making progress on beautification project
• Rural Click It or Ticket campaign nabs 160 around Logan County
• Marilee Johnson to take reins at Logan County Tourist Information Center
• Hope for Youth committee seeks youth input on activity survey
• Sterling High School FBLA students get one last practice in
• 'One Book" for four year olds
• Santas of Sterling give miracles year-round
• Preventing stroke or 'brain attack'
• Chamrocks meeting notes
• City of Sterling celebrates Arbor Day
• Students learn about UPS drivers' 'Most Important Stop'
• Board hires kindergarten, art teachers, basketball coach
• Lee reviews performance measures
• Student Wellness Team receives Legacy Award
• Denver Art Museum plans exclusive Van Gogh exhibition
• Colorado anglers can fish for millions
• School Lunch Schedules
• Screening scores risk for heart attacks
• SCF escapee Douglas Alward gets 30-year sentence in surprise plea deal
• Recall issued for sausage products made in Denver
• Governor Hickenlooper announces Pedal the Plains route to travel Yuma, Wray and Burlington areas
• Touchpoint helps parents understand family development
• Assault, pot charges yield 9 ½-year prison sentence
• Board adds participation rules to CHSAA agreement
• Live theatre performance highlights student talents
• CPW director next in series
• NJC Spring Star Party this Saturday
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education reviews CHSAA participation agreement
• Defendant Anthony Eagle gets 9 1/2 years for assault, marijuana possession
• Touchpoint training helps parents understand family development
• Sterling Miracle Players' production of 'Gooney Bird Greene' hits the stage this weekend
• NJC Spring Star Party this Saturday at North Sterling State Park
• 'From Classics to Classmates': Live theatre at NJC this weekend
• See live theatre this weekend at NJC
• NJC Spring Star Party is this Saturday
• Best of Show at the Busy Bees Quilt show
• News Briefs
• Sterling's Dave Lieber recipient of agri-business award
• 'The Rocky Road to Romance' opens April 27
• Library giving books to local 4 year olds
• AAA rounding up used car batteries
• Pet of the Week
• Dellenbach Inks Letter of Intent to Play at NJC
• Juanita Kinzie pleads guilty to 2nd degree murder of 3-year-old son, Caleb
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves new math materials
• Papa Murphy's supporting Team Respironics
• Public welcome at domestic violence program
• Bacon: History of elections
• Corn Fest Quilt Show seeks entries
• Overland Trail Museum now open for summer hours
• Logan County clerk retakes oath after marriage
• Sterling High School student plays in All-State Band
• Hospice of the Plains honors volunteers with reception
• Jeff Barnes to speak on Custer and buffalo hunts at Sterling Public Library
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves improvements to Sterling High School baseball field
• Construction contracts for fairground improvements signed by Commissioners
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves relocating Darrell Smith High School to Sterling High School
• Women finding workout can be classy
• Volunteers welcome for 2nd annual 'Put Down Roots' event
• Colorado's State Parks Invite Everyone to Celebrate Earth Day
• Sonnenberg named 2012 Logan County Fair Parade Grand Marshall
• Queen's Tea to be held Sunday, April 22
• Colorado Republicans select National Convention delegates at state assembly
• Reserve now for NPAS Annual Chili Arts Festival
• North Sterling State Park open for boating
• McDonald and Keil expand locations
• Bryan Tappy named 2012 Outstanding Regional Colorado Young Farmer
• Construction projects moving forward
• Shaffer, Gardner to face off over 4th District
• NJC offers oyster fry next week
• Community briefs
• Seniors partner with 'I Love U Guys'
• Board to look at baseball field improvements
• Solar technology advances make it more available
• Golden Plains Area Extension horticulture site visits planned
• School Lunch Schedules
• 23rd annual Courage Classic dates announced
• Little River Band to headline BOBStock '12
• Plainsman Grill hosts Logan County Chamber for Business After Hours
• Grant available to become licensed provider
• Chief Justice: Polls show lack of confidence in judiciary
• Jeremy Cordova gets probation sentence for "DUI gone very bad"
• High speed chase suspect sees first day in court
• So Divine hosts make-up artist event
• CDW presents pilot project details at public meeting
• Tornado watch in effect until 8 p.m.
• City to celebrate Arbor Day April 20
• Nonprofits invited to training event
• Guidelines for selling a vehicle
• GNI meeting notes:
• Genealogical Society meeting April 17
• Pet of the Week: Blanco
• Participate in the Golden Plains Area citizen scientist projects
• Rainy weather outlook today, over the weekend
• Merino students get taste of poetry
• Police, DEA to hold drug take-back day April 28
• Area students compete at CHSAA Music Festival
• Arby's holding March of Dimes fundraiser April 17
• After 5 plans 'New Technology' dinner
• Council hears Historical District info
• Mani/pedis raising funds for college, family programs
• Library offers class for Kindle users
• Children's program looks back at Titanic
• Plainsmen Baseball Surpasses 30 Wins
• Merino student raises $1,238.50 for David Walsh Cancer Center
• Sterling Public Library celebrating National Library Week April 8-14
• Spring cleanup begins April 16
• CDOT closing Hwy 113 at CR 50 for emergency culvert replacement
• Sterling hosts area schools in festival
• Crystal Care helping elderly, disabled maintain their independence
• Suspected drunk driver overturns car on I-76
• Public welcome to display quilts in Busy Bees show
• Thrill of the hunt
• Tigers get 'monumental' win
• Leashes required for all pets at parks
• Showers expected this week
• Sunshine forecast for Easter weekend
• Arbor Day proclamation slated Tuesday
• Beauty tips ensure 'No More Wild Hairs'
• School Lunch Schedules
• Colorado State University students present annual apparel design show, 'Beyond the Surface'
• Instrumental group to perform in loft at KC's
• Thomas Kinkade, one of nation's most popular painters, dies suddenly in Los Gatos at 54
• Area FFA students compete in Career Development Events
• Family reports Fort Morgan teen missing since Tuesday
• Public invited on trip down 'Memory Lane'
• Gold panning planned for 1st Family Fun Day
• Northeastern Junior College President Jay Lee aims to succeed
• Planning & Zoning Commission considers qualifications for Master Plan consultant
• Ranch horse team doing well in 2012
• District Court Briefs
• Escapee receives probation sentence after turning self in
• Tri LC meeting notes
• USDA: Equine operations eligible for emergency loans
• Public invited to hear Supreme Court's Bender
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education approves revisions to graduation requirements
• Sterling surgeon Dr. Curtis Kimball retires after 41 years
• Healthy Kids Colorado Survey shows alcohol is youths' drug of choice
• Pet of the Week: Charlie
• GNI meeting notes
• Commissioners ok bids for Fairground construction
• Basketball camp dates
• Fred Kubitz named new Logan County Veterans Service Officer
• Soprano to perform at monthly concert
• Plainsmen pitching dominates so far
• Commissioners ok bids for Fairground construction
• Indepent review of Neenan Company work finds repairs needed at Campbell, Sterling High School
• Sterling postal carrier Les Ellsworth retires after 100,569 miles
• "Little Miss" new addition to fair royalty
• One found dead in Yuma fire over weekend
• Merino fights for volunteer fire department
• Martinez has spent decades reaching out to at-risk youth
• NJC student group to host Spring Fun Fair
• Providers' conference in Yuma
• Rep presents possibilities with Boys and Girls Club
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education decides against eliminating golf
• CSU state climatologist to U.S. Drought Monitor: Nearly all of Colorado under drought conditions
• Fort Morgan motorcyclist dies in crash
• Logan County Chamber of Commerce honors leadership, contributions at annual awards banquet
• On the hunt
• 30 HOSA students rated in state's top 10
• 74th annual meeting reveals financial health
• NJC ranch horse team doing well in 2012
• High wind warning issued for northeast Colorado
• Sterling Federal Credit Union celebrates 74th annual meeting
• Discarded butts a lesson on modern archeology
• Sterling High School 3rd quarter
• DAR announces essay contest winners
• 4-H animal identification serves numerous purposes
• Update from Neenan slated for Monday
• Sterling swim team registration begins
• Summer adult softball registration
• Remider for park activities
• Jared Sonnenberg on leave as fire chaplain following chief's dispute with church
• NJC Alumni Association's Heritage Center open house this Saturday
• NJC student group to host Spring Fun Fair
• NJC Rodeo Teams taking the region by storm
• 'Click It or Ticket' targets rural drivers
• Iota Master year in review
• Broadway Standard loses wall to flame
• Deputy ag commissioner Jim Miller: It's a good time to be in agriculture
• Northeastern Junior College president Jay Lee receives warm welcome at reception
• LIFT luncheon notes
• Public invited to learn about Boys & Girls Club
• Monsanto grant could fund greenhouse
• Bank of Colo. proud member of Club 1941
• Sterling High Concert Band performs at Disneyland
• Dead fish in Prewitt Reservoir part of natural cycle
• Sterling Lions Club serves 411 at Pancake Night for Sight
• CDOT: I-76 resurfacing project in northeast Colorado on track for July completion
• Logan County Military Support Group prepares packages for troops
• Public reception for new Northeastern Junior College president tonight
• Proctor Peppers update
• 30 NJC HOSA students rated top 10
• Plainsman Baseball Gunning for Top Spot
• Harry Held retiring after 21 years as Logan County Veteran's Service Officer
• St. Anthony students advance to state Odyssey of the Minds competition
• RE-1 Valley students may get earlier spring break next year
• Sterling City Council approves IGA to settle water differences with conservancy districts
• Harry Held retiring after 21 years as Logan County Veteran's Service Officer
• NJC Heritage Center open house this Saturday
• Sobott named auto tech student of the month
• SRM's Sara Grauberger nominated for Nightingale Award
• Harvesting hope
• Sterling Police announce drug, child exploitation arrests last week
• Northeastern Junior College Auto Show draws 800 to 850
• RE-1 Valley school board examines CHSAA participation rules
• Collision kills two, seriously injures one in Phillips County
• CDOT begins monthslong Highway 6 railroad overpass construction project
• Caliche High School students get 'Close-Up' of Colorado government
• 2012 Miss Rodeo Logan County Kelsey Bornhoft receives custom-made saddle
• NECALG marks 40 years at annual meeting
• Intervention teaching job available
• ICCA event starts Tuesday
• National Weather Service issues fire weather watch for Monday
• Sterling library, Rec Center closed on Easter
• Overland Trail Museum switching to summer hours
• Listening tour hears women's stories at local level
• Annual pancake supper supports vision programs
• Resident 'fighting like mad' for downtown improvements
• Screenings, health info available at event
• Summer adult softball registration
• Registration under for Sterling swim team
• Dierks Bentley to headline Night Show
• NJC's Donna Brady-Lawler has passion for early childhood education
• Logan County Sheriff's Office arrests two for drug distribution
• Yuma Fire Department to receive CSFS truck
• Yuma Sheriff: Downed power line started Heartstrong fire
• CHS grad Jolene Ballard Gutiérrez followed dream to become author
• Court Briefs
• Knapp organizing benefit for Heartstrong Fire
• Specialists offer advice for balancing children's foods
• Owens: Can take days to reach disaster victims
• Deputy ag commissioner to speak
• In an unusual winter -- Where and why birds traveled
• 2012-13 Fishing licenses on sale
• Student News Briefs
• Fleming 3rd quarter Honor Roll
• Ethics Commission releases advisory opinion on Edwards' business
• Preparing your evacuation "Grab and Go" box
• Student artists' work on display at NJC
• 5 AED's to be put in local schools
• Northup to attend 2012 National 4-H Conference
• Pet of the Week
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes
• Soil erosion by wind
• Doctoring the tale
• CFB Foundation: Help Heartstrong Fire Farmers and Ranchers
• Graduation policies to change
• Register your out-of-state vehicle purchase
• Tim Tebow traded from Broncos to Jets
• RE-1 Valley to remain on 5-day schedule
• Logan County Extension 8-week program helps reduce falls
• Zion Congregational Church bake sale to feature homemade noodles
• Sterling Regional MedCenter Volunteers offering scholarship
• A Fair artist
• Cleanup bills not motivating property owners
• RE-1 Valley health insurance premiums climbing
• Requests approved at short Logan County Commissioners meeting
• RE-1 questioned about para-pros, Title status
• County Dems send Engelhaupt to ballot
• Dierks Bentley will headline 2012 Logan County Fair night show
• Family Resource Center raises some green at St. Patrick's Day fundraiser
• Experts check weather, fire danger fears
• Board weighs savings from sports programs
• Committee moves meeting to online forum
• Auto Show queen is a Jersey girl
• KPMX earns 4th 'Station of the Year' award
• GNI meeting notes
• Business Women's luncheon fundraiser a success
• Caliche Junior/Senior High School 3rd quarter
• Sterling Middle School 3rd quarter
• Haxtun church to host benefit for Seger family
• Akron FFA Hired Hand Sale March 29
• Plainswomen fall to Rattlers
• Region 9 Tournament Championships
• Listening Tour asks about female potential
• Renovations earn recognition in 'American Libraries'
• County Republicans select candidates for ballot
• Peyton Manning pick Broncos, talking contract
• Prison recognizes its volunteers
• Long honored by colleagues with 2012 staff award Long honored with 2012 staff award
• Cooperating Ministry benefits from concert
• Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 3541
• RE-1 Valley Board to weigh public input on budget
• Antique toys bring back memories
• Batt sentenced to four years probation
• GOP commissioner candidates stump at lunch
• Yuma County brush fire destroys homes, forces evacuations
• Keith Miller, former CU football player, makes Denver debut as opera singer
• Red flag warning issued for Logan County
• Election alerts
• Rec Center to provide lifeguard training
• ABATE to offer motorcycle training
• Gardner working on jobs, energy
• Christian writers meeting March 19
• Math materials available for review
• Independence for those with low vision
• Fire weather watch issued for Logan County
• Former school serves as training grounds for prison version of 'SWAT'
• Short courses offer scientific insights to boost agribusiness practices
• Last chance to put your school district first
• City program helps home owners plant trees
• Free open house focuses on upcoming programs
• Skeels selected Classified Employee of the Year
• Wright and Williamson, LLC joins NJC's Club 1941
• Car overturns on I-76
• Two new firefighters join Sterling crew
• Family films coming soon to park near you
• Spanish teacher fired following student incident
• Sterling Regional MedCenter CEO Michelle Joy leaving for new job with Banner
• NJC Auto Show queen is a Jersey girl
• Employers hiring young workers must follow laws
• Kennedy retires after 28 years
• ECSDD to hold annual public forum in Yuma
• 'History Café' series wraps up
• Assistance for dead tree removal on residential property
• Alina's antics
• Penny contracted as city's legal adviser
• Courthouse renovation enters final phase
• Budget questions, answers given at workshop
• Community Briefs
• Flatlanders donate cookies to nursing homes
• Pro team encourages students to achieve
• Volunteer group seeks input from youth
• Tire fire at Hilltop Garage under control
• Edwards won't seek re-election
• Cross-Disability Coalition to reorganize
• Thrivent Financial reports third straight year of strong results
• Long honored by colleagues with 2012 staff award
• Skeels selected Classified Employee of the Year
• SFD contains tire fire at Sterling junkyard
• Gardner speaking at Sterling Rotary meeting
• State assessment affirms local group's concerns
• Hospice, VA join to recognize vets
• Council to review hotel tax board rules
• Spring break is here for NJC students
• Caliche makes it four state titles
• Red Cross benefit coming
• Doc gives healthy eating advice
• Five generations of Horners
• High Plains meeting notes
• Urinary incontinence
• Caliche gets shot at four-peat after defeating Walsh in 1A state tourney
• Kindle class offered Monday at Sterling Public Library
• Serenading for Spring Break
• Knights kick off food drive with bingo Knights kick off food drive
• Class teaches how to take charge of diabetes
• Grant to purchase fitness equipment
• Public input sought on budget
• Employer Roundtable to help area youth succeed
• 67 join honor society PTK
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• New Arrivals - March 9
• Plainsmen hot heading to Arizona
• NJC inducts 67 students into PTK
• Jack's Bean Company quick to join NJC's Club 1941
• Public events planned for Gardner visit March 14
• FBLA students finding the gateway to success
• FSA reminds dairy producers of MILC program requirements
• Learn how to market food products at annual workshop for marketing food products
• Amen Angus Farms bull listed in spring report
• Readers Club meeting notes
• Wildcat softball registration open
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• USDA job funding available to spur rural job creation USDA rural job funding available
• Your life can change in a heartbeat
• Burst pipe fixed after flooding Highway 6 crossroads near Overland Trail Museum
• Jack's Bean Company eagerly joins NJC's Club 1941
• Edgar: Forum brought attention to critical issues
• Graduation requirements are going up
• With fees set, e-waste program ready to go; Logan County Landfill to partner with other counties for recycling gadgets
• Volunteer group plans second meeting
• Nursing instructor a 'rising star'
• Pet of the week - Mar. 7
• Dr. Suess Celebration at Ayers
• Women's strength training
• Important Changes to Summer Financial Aid
• Heli team makes visit to Sterling
• 4th District major energy producer for state
• School board reviews suggested budget cuts
• Workforce center hosting job fair
• Board reviews ways to communicate with public
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes
• Red flag warning issued for northeast Colorado today
• Ladies: 'Eat This Not That'
• Department of Corrections team holding exercise March 14
• City accepting applications for volunteer boards
• Architect to speak on courthouse renovation effort
• GOP commissioner candidates to speak at party lunch
• British officer says energy issues global
• Non-profit hopes to raise some 'green'
• Auto lessons for ladies
• Bus service board reviewing transit grant
• Award-winning musical talent
• Diata and Paunovic Win Big At LSC Awards Banquet
• Energy rebates available to Sterling, Merino businesses
• Sterling FFA plans Oyster Fry and Member Auction March 6
• NJC's Pena-McCleave wins Cynthia E. Gayles Award
• 60 projects entered at Northeast Regional Science Fair
• Sterling Lions' indoor sale a success
• State Twitter feeds to broadcast food safety alerts
• Healing Tree secures resources for addictions treatment
• Prairie chicken tours offer Colorado wonder
• Fleming students enjoy Seuss stories
• Spanish teacher on leave following incident
• Frontier CEO: Niobrara opportunity for Sterling
• Tri-State purchasing wind power from Logan Co.
• Tribal collection on display through May
• Energy 'business as usual' a threat to security
• Pena-McCleave wins impressive state award
• Sterling Lions Club's eyeglass project featured in international magazine
• Cooperating Ministry of Logan County to receive emergency funds from El Pomar Foundation
• Caliche's Leah Gentry headed to Washington for environmental summit
• Bone loss becoming increasingly common among people 50+
• DOC negotiates lower rates for inmate phone calls
• Colorado WINS sends letter on state jobs, health care
• Caliche meeting generates budget questions
• RE-1 Valley seeks public input on budget shortfall
• Various resolutions approved unanimously
• Logan County building inspector now on duty
• Northeastern Junior College Auto and diesel programs both ASE certified
• Seuss celebrated at Sterling Public Library
• FBLA sponsors toy drive
• Young Artists to showcase musical talents
• Pies and Pops performance March 5
• Dems, AC Party caucuses next week
• Body Check can detect disease early
• Pet of the Week
• Suicide prevention training to be offered in April
• Orpheus Club meeting notes
• Seuss-like siliness planned at Sterling Public Library
• Curves food drive 'good for body and soul'
• Collegiate Farm Bureau fundraiser Friday
• Metabolism test good weight management tool
• Catholic churches holding penance service Wednesday
• Sterling students advance to state in automotive contest
• Playing with money
• Student-scientists to share recent research Thursday
• American Legion Auxiliary dinner raises funds for AED's
• District begins budget talks for next year
• Review ID's needed repairs at high school
• NJC auto and diesel programs both ASE certified
• NE Regional Science Fair at NJC
• Wishes Come True
• Chamrocks meeting notes
• Community Health Fair appointments available
• Posies for Patients at SRMC
• Donaldson notes issues facing commissioners
• Monheiser and Anderson named star performers
• Businesses invest $.5B in Logan County in 2011 Logan County businesses invest $.5B in 2011
• Local businesses get 'shadows'
• 10 free trees offered for Arbor Day Foundation membership
• Cooper wins heart award at NJC
• Smiths win coveted Roumph Award
• Posies for Patients
• Kennedy ends Sterling's season with low-scoring squeaker
• SHS grad starring in independent film
• Gardner hears feedback on Farm Bill
• $42k to 'fill gaps' in funding for trips to doctor
• Energy code workshop offered Monday
• American Legion Auxiliary holds fundraiser to save lives
• Sterling Rec Center's indoor pool flooded with repair issues
• Scholarship award to benefit northeast Colorado high school students
• How to: Registering your new vehicle
• VFW Auxiliary meeting notes
• GNI meeting notes
• Artist finds healing by painting home
• Home study hunter ed classes planned
• Learn 'olde tyme' dances at social dance
• Pet of the Week
• Fleming School Board adds year to Seger's contract
• Sterling woman wins statewide award
• Indoor pool flooded with repair issues
• Lions holding garage, bake sale
• Sterling Police Department's Awards ceremony honors officers' efforts
• Master Plan, nuisance ordinance listed among Sterling City Council's top priorities
• Former NJC trustee receives Alumni Association's Service Award
• NJC Nursing Students Hosting Bonfils Blood Drive
• CSU and SIFE hosting free yard workshops
• Bus, truck purchases divide board
• NJC Auto Show set for March 24-25
• New officer has MP background
• Artist conference
• 'Kiwanis All-Stars' to take on Harlem team
• President's Award winners show commitment to NJC's excellence
• RE-1 Valley School District drops from 'Race to the Top'
• Logan County Commissioners accept Fair bids as recommended
• Roger Hosea to play bagpipes at Sterling Public Library
• High wind warning in affect for Logan County through tonight
• Strong wind blamed for momentary power outages this morning
• Our apologies: "Reflections" supplement delayed 1 day
• Cultural event at NJC on Wednesday night
• NJC Auto Show set for March 24 and 25
• NJC hosts jackpot rodeo this weekend
• Fleming library fundraiser rescheduled
• Presentation on rights in oil, gas development
• VA stop postponed
• Sterling student-musicians play with honor band
• Gathering among angels
• Chocolate therapy
• NJC Baseball Home Opener Preview
• Sterling students advance to state in automotive contest
• Former Logan County Sheriff Don Bollish dies at 85
• 2 NJC alumni honored as Pathfinders
• Barb Saylor named Logan County's 'Republican of the Year' at Lincoln Day Dinner
• NJC could get more funding through Colorado Community College System challenge
• Logan County Ministerial Alliance's Lenten Trysts begin Wednesday
• Engelhaupt is 4A, 170-pound champ
• CCCS Challenge could lead to more funding for NJC
• Presentation a nod to Black History Month
• Campus seeing repairs, improvements
• Fleming students perform well at conference
• Sterling police take man into custody after he refuses to leave Campbell school grounds
• RE-1 Valley Board to discuss budget focus at Tuesday meeting
• Northeastern seeking applicants for accelerated wind tech training program
• Girl Scout Cookie sales top last year's
• Policy sets guidelines for unattended children
• NJC Wind tech program seeks applicants
• Many offices closing for holiday
• Heartbeat Support Group meets monthly
• Centennial donates to suicide prevention program
• Colorado unveils plan to better protect children
• Campbell Elementary locked down this morning
• Northeastern seeking applicants for accelerated wind tech training program
• Pet of the Week -- Britta
• Sterling's Parks, Library and Recreation Board wraps city facility use policies
• RE-1 Valley officials: Pressure not gone despite federal 'No Child Left Behind' waiver
• Cody Engelhaupt enters Logan County Commissioners race
• NJC art gallery reception features Bud Christian book signing
• Sterling Arts Council returns 'The Noteables' to Sterling stage
• Online renewal available for Colorado vehicle registration
• Lauer named to Dean's Honor Roll
• Martin finishes Associate's degree at SCC
• Frank listed on School of Mines honor roll
• Geneological Society to meet
• W. Main beautification project gets nod
• Union blames waste for budget crunch
• Courthouse renovations entering Phase V
• Singleton inducted into newspaper Hall of Fame
• Yahn navigates history of South Platte waters
• BLM Colorado hosts Student Art Contest
• Cooking class offers lesson on 'St. Paddy's Day Delights'
• Logan County Chamber's 'Shop Local' campaign makes Valentine's Day a little happier
• Cowboy Up! service Monday
• Fiber enthusiasts can answer questions
• CWC, After 5 to meet
• Library looking for entries in annual March quilt show
• Café marks Black History Month
• Time to remove artificial flowers
• Couples relationships can benefit from workshop
• Harlem Ambassadors to play at Wally Post
• Forecast calls for clear days to come
• 274 arrested for DUI over Super Bowl weekend
• Alumni invited to Hoops Homecoming
• A LAST-MINUTE VALENTINE
• NJC Hoops Homecoming is Saturday
• Friday art gallery reception features book signing
• Sonnenberg's bill to drug test for welfare advances
• Gatherings spark hope for Sterling's future
• CBW of Sterling selling tickets for "Chocolate Therapy" luncheon
• Aux., memorial fund working together to save lives
• Instead of dieting, just eat smart
• Training offered for scenic byways program
• Frozen Friend
• CSU's 'Little Shop of Physics' open house Feb. 25
• BLM expanding sage-grouse conservation measures
• Northern Colorado Writers contest deadline extended
• Local families needed for exchange students
• Gessler seeks efficiencies
• Fleming Library fundraiser program to include tales from Wales
• Speeds reduced for crack sealing on Colorado 138
• Extension turning Ayers kindergartners into 'Super Tasters'
• Internships available at maurices
• Michelle Joy receives Healthcare Executive Regent's Award
• Pet of the Week
• Girl Scout Cookies coming to a store near you
• Primary to be conducted by mail
• Don't forget--Diped strawberries a good gift for valentine
• Cattle produces invited for 'Coffee'
• 'Courageous' showing at Merino United Methodist Church
• NJC cosmetology switches Saturday dates
• Mom's kidney stones save unborn baby's life
• Preliminary hearing months away for Kinzie
• Meeting to get overview of water issues
• Governor speaks to business students
• NJC cosmetology switches Saturday dates
• Chamber bid for tourist center turned down
• Learning Center adapting well to new location
• Board holds back from 'Race to the Top'
• High Plains Turkey Trot Donation
• What is metabolism and why measure your resting metabolic rate?
• VA director's tour stopping in Sterling
• Losee hired to develop greenhouse plans
• NJC students planning cultural awareness event
• Heritage Center celebrating 'Heart Day'
• Search team exercise Feb. 15
• Community invited to prayer service
• Kohl's Cares accepting scholarship applications
• History essay contest deadline is March 1
• Public invited to hear 'Distinguished Speakers'
• College Goal Sunday is Feb. 12
• Elks' fundraiser nets record amount
• NJC basketball teams to host winter camps
• Light snow this morning making roads slick
• Family child care providers needed
• Clerks offering scholarship
• CT Heart Score detects risk for heart attack
• 2012 Colorado Capital Conference seeks participants
• Center sees increase in services used
• Chamber seeks nominees for annual awards
• Urbach appointed to court security commission
• Sterling WWII vet shares story for Library of Congress collection
• Merino 6th grader named 'Student Athlete of the Month'
• 100th Birthday--Chavez
• Orpheus Club meeting notes:
• Energy rebates may still be available
• Budget talks on agenda for Monday
• Children staging 'Jungle Book'
• College Goal Sunday is February 12th
• Winter storm preparedness tips
• Keep natural gas meters clear of ice and snow, Xcel Energy urges
• More snow expected as storm shuts down schools
• Afternoon Classes Cancelled
• Tax Help Colorado Postponed
• NJC Remains Open Today
• Snow storm not over yet; winter storm warning in effect for northeast Colorado
• CDOT crews ready for anticipated snow
• Accident apparent cause of power outage in Sterling
• Updated: 3 more days of winter, at least, as northeast Colorado braces for blizzard
• 3 locals named to Dean's List at Creighton University
• Sterling resident on OBU honor roll
• Bjerke earns academic honor
• St. Anthony Catholic School students recognized
• Wiggins woman dies in Morgan County collision
• Increased DUI enforcement for Super Bowl weekend
• Preventing stroke or 'brain attack' and other vascular diseases
• Picnic tables available for rent
• Children jumping to get blood pumping
• Board seeks expertise for city's master plan
• System aims to protect children, keep families together
• Water treatment plant among 50+ discussed at work session
• Teague Bohlen wrapping up 3-day visit
• Alerts regarding inclement weather
• 3 more days of winter, at least, as northeast Colorado braces for blizzard
• Free Tax Help Colorado now open
• Centennial offers scholarships for mental health students
• Diabetes course starts Feb. 14
• Contest to feature pianist
• Food pantry seeking donations
• Parties face election deadlines
• Chamber makes bid for tourist center
• Council examines big list of projects, goals
• Child abuse prevention more than reporting suspicions
• Regional tourism project gets OK
• Winter storm headed in
• Tax Help Colorado site open Saturday
• NJC cosmetology announces Saturday dates
• Pet of the Week
• Tracking system offers hope for at-risk young
• Man arrested after domestic violence report leads to high speed chase
• Quarterly blood screenings available
• Christmas Bird Count results for Sterling, Crook
• Teachers show united front as negotiations begin
• DHS policy violations found amid deaths of 43 children
• Possible high speed chase ends with collision
• Hot dog! Sunday lunch fundraiser for Caleb Pacheco family a success
• Zwirn seeking another term as Logan County Commissioner
• New evaluation regulations for educators presented at RE-1 Valley inservice
• High Plains meeting notes
• Cooking class offers 'An Evening of Romance'
• Class covers art of pairing chocolate and wine
• SIFE weight loss program off to a good start
• Rabid skunk found near Brush
• Winners of B2C program announced
• Community gathers to pay tribute to lost child
• Proctor Peppers Dec. and Jan. update
• Caring for young children in your home
• Corrections: Jan. 27
• Late fees on vehicle registrations apply after grace period
• GNI meeting notes:
• NJC to Host Basketball Tournament
• Sterling City Council approved contract with CDOT for maintaining state highways
• DAAC suggests seeking public input on RE-1 Valley School District budget
• 3-year-old Caleb Pacheco's death inspiring community activism
• Jay Lee appointed as president of NJC
• Jay Lee Appointed As President of NJC
• New Beginnings hosting movie night
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings coming to Sterling
• Beautification grant to improve landscaping
• Mother arrested, charged with murder in 3-year-old's death
• UPDATED: Community showing support for family of Caleb Pacheco
• Winners of NJC B2C program announced
• Variety of issues get attention at Logan County Commissioners' work session
• CU professor David Webb helping with RE-1 math framework
• Hospice health tips
• Quick footed action
• Lousberg leaving Information Center after 34 years
• Community showing support for family of Caleb Pacheco
• SIFE weight loss program off to a good start
• Light snow throughout afternoon
• Tax Help Colorado opens at NJC on January 31st
• Northeastern receives beautification grant
• Sterling students participate in honor band
• Board begins weighing shrinking budget
• Pawnee Creek 'first step' in flood project
• Harlem Ambassadors to play in Sterling
• UPDATED: Mother arrested, charged with murder in 3-year-old's death
• Quick footed action at dodge ball tourney
• Logan County Sheriff's Office investigating death of 3-year-old child
• Investor education programs offered free to the public
• Tebow for Santas
• Sanders' contract extended through 2014
• Fundraiser supports Fleming grad with brain cancer
• Get your cookies now!
• Pavilion reservations available
• Justin Covelli Scholarship to benefit ag students
• High wind warning in effect for Sunday
• Mark Weeks sentenced to 48 years for child abuse in Alexis McClain murder case
• First Christian Church supper to benefit Family Resource Center programs
• RE-1 Valley officials consider adding Character First to curriculum
• New 'Pedal the Plains' bike tour could benefit local businesses
• NJC employees 'boogy down' at spring inservice
• Fleming School Board extends superintendent's contract
• 'Forum of Famous Faces' stages finale at Sterling Middle School
• Sterling High School 2nd quarter honor roll
• Caliche 2nd quarter honor roll
• Fire destroys garage
• Logan County Commissioners OK $16,205 in lodging tax board projects
• Rocky Samber seeks District 2 county commissioner seat
• Volunteers needed to help shelve books
• Colo. employees nervously await employment changes
• Boards ok sign variance, subdivision request
• Corrections
• Applicants sought for CSP youth academy
• Library holding e-reader class
• Is creep feeding beneficial?
• Chamber, FBLA partner on fundraiser
• Sterling teams moving to 2A Patriot League
• Task force to examine 4-day week approved
• Examine Native American artifacts at café
• Curt Batt takes plea agreement in Dinsdale Bros. theft case
• Game Plan For Success program celebrates National Mentoring Month
• Author/ professor Teague Bohlen plans 3-day stop in Sterling
• Barista leads off monthly Ladies Lunch Out series for 2012
• New playgrounds go in at city parks
• Justin Covelli Scholarship to benefit ag students
• No paper Monday
• Church members join Ecuador mission trip
• Lt. Gov. calls on Coloradans to volunteer on Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
• Tracy Nicolaus named to FHSU's Deans Honor Roll
• 7 families receive Christmas gifts, dinner
• Share your thoughts on all-mail primary
• Merino students donate gifts to Alsup
• Several area students earn honors at UNK
• Baseggio graduates from School of Mines
• Board revising facility use policies
• Correction
• Colorado Young Farmers to hold State institute Feb. 3-4
• Clothing drive can aid job hunters
• College Goal Sunday helps Sterling families pay for college
• Logan County Economic Development Corp to assist city of Sterling with traffic study
• Students experiment at Science Night at Ayres
• Wagner wins grader bids
• Economy again headlines CO legislative session
• Updated: Snow to clear by 11 a.m.
• Local Families Receive Support to Apply for College Financial Aid
• Phones back up at Sterling USDA office
• Finalists selected for president job
• Shooting death under investigation
• Sterling group hosting 'Chocolate Therapy'
• Hospital staff trains with simulation
• Northeastern Junior College releases fall 2011 honor roll
• Sterling Middle School 2nd quarter
• Sterling After 5 to meet
• Toasty menu planned for cooking class
• Northeastern Junior College releases fall 2011 honor roll
• Sterling USDA Service Center phone service unavailable
• Presidential Finalists for NJC Selected
• How does your body burn calories?
• Appointments to be made at Tuesday meeting
• Mountain states' economic indicator ends 2011 strong
• Girl Scouts' gathering place renovations complete
• Five ways to save on your energy bill -- now
• Driver safety class for 50+ this week
• Elisa Sagehorn wins national speaking award
• Sonnenberg meets with area educators
• 2 introduced to Coast Guard Academy
• Flu shots important, despite low infection rates
• Fans urged to drink responsibly at playoff parties
• First baby of new year at SRM
• Clark Sr. 90th birthday
• Williams 80th birthday
• Kaufman 90th birthday
• Kinzie 1st birthday
• NJC luncheon to showcase coffee roasting
• Elisa Sagehorn wins national speaking award
• NJC basketball teams to host winter camps
• Become a licensed child care provider
• Udall rep. holding office hours in Akron
• 5 generations
• Chamrocks meeting notes:
• Horticulture agent Joanne Jones retires
• State-funded BEST projects face more scrutiny
• Colorado farmer takes third for corn yield
• Public invited to visit renovated Pawnee Lodge
• Caliche student Cole Rhodes killed in morning collision
• Prairie Pickers bringing bluegrass to series
• Local duo to kick off 2012's 'Tune Up' series
• Exercising for healthy bones
• Former lawmaker Lowell Sonnenberg dies Former lawmaker Sonnenberg dies
• "Remembering Our Fallen" exhibit hours at the Sterling Public Library community room
• Heavyweight wind
• I-76 speeds slowed for road work
• Clerk seeks comments on mail-in primary
• Engagement Center staff explain projects
• NJC to Host Youth Basketball Tournament
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes:
• Photographer to showcase wildlife 'heritage'
• Johnson appointed to 4-year term on CSU governing board
• Strong gusts bring 'typical' damage
• Task force members wanted to study 4-day school week
• Sterling schools requests inclusion in Neenan review
• Thursday's strong wind gusts yield busy emergency responders
• In Memoriam
• Diabetes self-management program important to your diabetes treatment plan Diabetes self- management program important
• BLM seeks input on regulations development
• Monday a holiday for many agencies
• Former educator has touched many lives
• High winds hitting Sterling area
• Museum taking 'A Step Back In Time'
• Oversight Committee meeting
• Arbor Day Foundation offers 10 free flowering trees
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers ice safety tips
• Red Cross: Resolve to help before the stroke of midnight
• Local venues offer choice of celebrations
• Plan ahead to avoid DUI charges over holiday
• Top stories a mix of good, bad news
• 2012 election deadlines near
• Pet of the Week
• Students graduate from Chadron State
• 100th anniversary marked with cookie changes
• Participants needed for A Healthier Weigh
• Council ends 2011 with short agenda
• Officials talk EMS coverage at area games
• Becker steps aside for Sonnenberg
• Opening ceremony honors lives lost in war on terror
• 2-vehicle accident shuts down eastbound Highway 6 Friday
• Sterling's Industrial Welding supplies multi-purpose trucks for McMurdo Station, Antarctica
• New warden welcomed in Sterling
• Multiple accidents reported in storm's wake
• Lousberg retirement
• Exhibit hours at the Sterling Public Library community room
• SFD lights up Christmas for local family
• There's app for that in northeast Colorado
• SCC's Dean's List
• District requests audit extension
• Churches plan Christmas Eve, Day services
• District wins Executive Director's Award
• Journal-Advocate closed Monday
• 'Café' series gets dramatic start
• GNI meeting notes
• NORAD Santa trackers stand by for another big day
• Sonnenberg, Gardner among officials to attend display opening of "Remembering Our Fallen" at Sterling Public Library
• Law enforcement program donates 289 pounds of food to Cooperating Ministries
• Loading up Project Christmas Truck
• Readers Club meeting notes
• Eagle donates statue for Sterling monument sign
• Area couples attend leadership training
• Many state offices closed on Monday
• Red Cross offers last-minute gift ideas
• Agronomist Randy Buhler to retire
• Snow leaves slick roads in northeast Colorado
• Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper to appeal Lobato education-funding decision to state Supreme Court
• Chamber eyes running Information Center
• District-supported school finance case triumphs
• Winter storm may affect early travel
• Wildfire plan approved
• Higher revenue forecast could mean education funds restored
• Xcel Energy files for lower electricity, natural gas costs
• 'A Christmas Carol' broadcast from museum
• Wal-Mart donates $2,000 to Blue Santa
• Pet of the week - Dec. 21
• Gov. Hickenlooper proposes more funding for education after revenue forecast comes back higher than expected
• Blue Santa at Logan County Courthouse
• Acting camp to teach children about staging a show
• Ritter champ of school geography bee
• Sterling man arrested for Internet luring of a child Undercover investigation by LCSO, 13th Judicial District leads to charges
• Thursday reception to introduce new warden to community
• Chamber's annual blood drive gives gift of life
• New members join board
• Nursing student loses a whole person to gain back himself
• Sterling man Jose Valles arrested for Internet luring of a child
• Thursday reception to introduce new warden to community
• Expect icy roads from freezing drizzle
• New city council members join board
• New director hopes to build on dept. strengths
• Toys gathered to brighten children's Christmas
• Round 3 of Twinkle Tour deadlines Tuesday
• 15 complete fire training
• Gas prices from around the state
• Seasonal Celebrations
• S.A.R.A. receives national accreditation
• Deadline for gifts Dec. 20
• Arts council presents gifts to school foundation
• NAPA Students of the month
• 10 complete nursing degrees
• 'A Christmas Carol' broadcast
• Logan County Commissioners' Coffee
• District ranks third in state
• The season of amazing happenings
• Nursing students loses whole person to gain back himself
• A new child care career in 2012
• Christmas Dinner for Seniors
• High Plains meeting notes:
• Independent review slated for elementary
• SHS grads present class gift
• Songs of the season
• Area schools hold holiday concerts
• Club welcomes new Lions
• Murders of prison inmates spur state review
• Speaker teaches Merino students Positive Motion
• College students perform winter concert
• Pet of the Week
• Hotel tax, advisory board approved
• County, pest district budget items approved
• Meisner announces bid for county seat
• Sterling man killed in Weld Co. collision
• 3 presidential finalists meet locals at forums
• Mild temps to last the week
• Christmas tradition
• Santa at the Center draws an estimated 500 to Sterling Recreation Center
• Forums allow public to meet NJC presidential hopefuls Randy Smith, Jay Lee
• Northeast Colorado fiber enthusiasts exchanging ornaments at next meeting
• Spunk and Spirit Christian writers to try Christmas writing
• Santa to visit Sterling's Burger King
• Department of Corrections search team exercise Dec. 21
• Gas Watch
• Family-owned Sterling Grocery Mart may be small, but it's big on service
• "Remembering Our Fallen" exhibit to stop at Sterling Public Library
• Rep. Cory Gardner speaks at Logan County Republican breakfast
• Robinson recognized by NJC diesel program
• Koch wins monthly auto tech award
• Bartling selected for auto tech award
• Budgets figure heavily on agenda
• Sedgwick County set for recall vote on sheriff
• Bison books available at open house tonight
• Daniels Fund donates $75,000 to Girl Scouts
• Carols accompany Christmas Tea
• Christenson 100th
• Young Professionals clothing drive aims to help residents job-ready
• Young 'Muppets' actor Gunnar Smith has Fort Morgan ties
• Seats numbered for Overland Trail Museum's 'A Christmas Carol' production
• 4 local nonprofits ask community to give
• Holiday Snapshots
• State audit suggests that some on unemployment were overpaid
• BNSF foundation gives to suicide prevention program
• Brammer nominated for service academies
• Sterling High School Art Show coming
• Master Chorale Concert Dec. 11
• Holiday decorations at Ayers
• Holidays alter schedule
• Fog to clear at start of work day
• Hours altered Dec. 10 for Santa at the Center
• Ayres playground dedicated
• Blue Santa to visit courthouse Dec. 17
• Feast, fun keeps Madrigal guests awake
• Christmas meeting to feature local authors
• St. Anthony students share the reason for the season
• Girdler Steps Down as Volleyball Coach
• Second inmate death in 5 days under investigation at Sterling Correctional Facility
• Parking issues getting attention
• Railroad: Remote control trains reduce employee accidents
• RE-1 'one step away' from accreditation
• Caliche students give holiday concert
• Erlich project gives back to RE-1
• Songs of the season
• Task force to examine 4-day week impact
• Start of Christmas season a success
• Gas Watch: Dec. 6
• Proctor Peppers meeting notes
• Orpheus club meeting notes
• Warmer temps in today's forecast
• Semi-finalists for president job at Northeastern Junior College named
• Parade of Lights Snapshots
• NJC art faculty shine bright in year-end show
• Enter the Twinkle Tour contest
• Parade of Lights
• Students showcase vocal talents
• Westfall pens new artifact book
• Schools teaming up on grant applications
• College hopes local tie will yield renovation funds
• Semi Finalists for NJC President Named
• Bundle up for chilly morning
• Colorado Gives Day asks area people to give
• Holiday activities begin with children's program
• Experiments give hands- on science experience
• Prison for local woman selling meth
• Afterglow open house
• VFW District 4 meeting notes
• Woodlin FBLA hosting craft fair Dec. 3
• Search warrant issue in Morgan Co. rape case
• NJC vocal recital this Thursday night
• Tickets available for tea
• Safe Sitter classes offered
• Hats donated to cancer center
• Readers Club meeting notes
• Lions present scholarship
• First election deadline nears
• Choirs present annual Madrigal
• Cookies, books and Friends sale
• Send us your Christmas display photos
• 2 injured in hay truck accident
• Law enforcement DUI holiday crackdown begins
• Forecast calls for a chilly parade
• Winter storm yields high wind in Sterling
• Winter weather advisory replacing watch
• Pet of the Week
• Workshop offers tips for new board members
• Locals return with sequel to children's book
• Instrumental performance
• New jail health services will save money
• NJC vocal recital this Thursday night
• Winter storm watch issued starting Wednesday night
• Correction
• Gas Watch
• Delgado-Pelton to perform Dec. 2
• District governor visits Quota Club
• Ambulance service carries on holiday tradition
• A treat for shelter dogs
• Playgrounds dedicated at Ayres and Campbell Elementary
• Report recommends restricting inmate isolation
• NJC Basketball Teams to Host Food Drive
• Parade of Trees
• Tax prep organization seeks volunteers
• New route adds options for haz-mat
• J-A columnist George Rice dies at 82
• Blue Santa arrives Dec. 17
• Offender's death under investigation
• Cocoa with Santa
• Choirs combine for a unique performance
• Pols plug state's small businesses as key piece of recovery
• Author to visit Sterling library, schools
• Dairy workers' ID cases dismissed
• Updated: High wind watch in effect today
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Merino school has ties to shut-down school
• Church welcomes public after parade
• Pet of the Week -- Nov. 25
• Cooking class puts twist on traditions
• Primary election comes earlier in 2012
• Fleming Schools 1st quarter Honor Roll
• Grower research and education grants available
• CDOT launches Facebook page to help improve communications, customer service
• Scam Alert: Malicious Complaint Email Claiming It's From BBB
• Calendar stuffed with holiday events, activities
• Council members say hello, goodbye
• 4 seats on Fair Board filled
• Child health programs facing big funding cut
• 4 recognized for Foundation service
• 4 jailed after meth busts
• Sending Christmas cheer overseas
• New board members OK evaluation tool
• Frontier CEO expects oil supply to remain tight
• Board reinstates staff benefits
• J-A closed Thursday
• Sugar Beet Days donates to Explorers
• New member at Kiwanis Club
• Business Women host fundraiser during Parade of Lights
• Thanksgiving weather looks good for travlers
• Fundraiser supports good news at correctional facility
• New members to take seats
• Caliche Stackers
• Budget committee eyes untaxed tobacco
• Wildcats make history
• Exercising for healthy bones
• Lesson teaches students their place in the world
• Analysis of 'ad seg' complete
• Fair Board appointments up for approval
• RE-1 Redistricting Workshop
• Early registration for Turkey Troy ends Monday
• Coat drive hands out 170 to needy
• Quarterly blood screening offered
• Henry receives academic scholarship
• Great indoor bulbs for the winter
• Youth can shine as a Parks' video-journalist
• New board member sworn in
• State employees: Overpaid? Underpaid? Lawmakers differ
• Endorsed diploma would reward top students
• Nicholson 80th
• Readers Club notes
• Catholic Daughters meeting
• Non-profit seeks community representatives
• Peace Lutheran offers help with holiday baking
• National Survivors of Suicide Day to be observed locally
• Community briefs
• Update voter records for 2012 election
• High Plains meeting notes:
• Marketing team takes 5th at Nationals
• Taylor honored for 40 years with dept.
• A trip on the H.C.A..
• Players' comedic production promises lots of laughs
• Veterans Day celebrations
• Pet of the Week
• Library closed Friday
• Students seek pledges for band-a-thon
• Merino students to stage comedy this weekend
• Children's program a birthday celebration
• New brochures for museum get nod
• New member takes seat on board
• English class trying for grant
• Speaker's goal: Inspire students to use gifts
• Former inmate to speak at fundraiser
• Members turn out to support Sterling Chamber at fall gala sees support from members
• Veterans recognized during rededication ceremony
• Sterling High School 1st quarter
• Kenneth Lee Melendy March 1, 1925 -- Nov. 9, 2011
• Veterans share stories of service
• Nursing club brings aid locally
• Spring registration happening now
• RE-1 Schools: Sterling Police investigating 'questionable approach'
• Spring registration happening now at NJC
• NJC Cagers Return Home
• Pet of the Week -- Percy
• Julia Cucarola a National FFA finalist in ag communications
• J-A closed Friday
• Sterling High School instruction efforts pay off with change in accreditation
• NJC Theatre presents "Cheaters" Nov. 10-12
• New Sterling Parks & Rec policy covers all of city's meeting spaces
• Lydia Tillman story airs on 20/20 Friday
• Sterling Public Library staff thanks veterans with soup luncheon, slideshow
• NJC Theatre presents Cheaters this weekend
• NJC hosts large college fair Wednesday night
• 4 Year 4 You Campaign Seeks to Increase College Transfers
• NJC hosts large college fair Wednesday night
• Lions' October Students of the Month
• Caliche PTO Carnival offers family fun
• Faith United Methodist to be Sterling collection site
• A big white mess
• Edwards responds to vendor questions
• "4 Year 4 You" campaign seeks to increase college transfers
• "Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF" marks 61 years
• Fundamentals made fun at Ayres' RIF/PBIS event
• Area wildlife photographer Mack Hitch shares his treasure trove of images
• November Ladies' Lunch Out event to feature fondue
• Fright night a treat at Sterling Public Library
• Local law enforcement increasing patrols
• NCHD's Akron office relocating
• Duck Run winners are announced
• FCC Church Bazaar
• Training in the domestic arts
• NJC offers professional CPR review
• Class to teach basic graphic design
• SHS Class of '67 seeks 47 missing classmates
• NJC offering calligraphy class
• E-Edition site open through Friday
• Fall returns after winter preview
• Residence Life Hosts Family Weekend
• Screenings ID bone health, diabetes risk
• NJC offering seminar on Germany
• Holiday cooking classes cover pie crusts and wine pairings Holiday cooking classes offered
• Corrections
• Motorcycle organization collects toys for needy
• Accountability advisory committee brainstorms communication venues
• Flags ordered to half- staff Saturday
• HHS director to speak on Affordable Care Act in Sterling
• Eastern Plains groups eligible for relief funds
• 8 rail cars jump tracks in Peetz
• Basic computer classes offered
• Class to teach basic graphic design
• Lunch event to feature fondue
• NJC offering calligraphy class
• NJC offers professional CPR review
• NJC offering seminar on Germany
• Election day less than a week away
• Red Cross urges caution heating homes
• Storm causing delivery delays
• Chamber billboard funding gets OK
• Council approves permits for Polkathon, gala
• Farmers Union endorses statewide tax hike
• Sterling under winter weather advisory
• No Cowboy Up! Monday
• Open meeting concerns cemetery
• Veterans invited to lunch at library
• Logan County not included in winter storm warning
• Iliff Grill liquor license gets nod from town council
• Fleming school board considers vehicle plan
• Peetz school board could get new members
• Public welcome on Historical Society's Georgetown trip
• NJC event draws crowd for food and fun
• Center marks 1 year of treating patients
• Schools, emergency agencies eye safety
• Battle lines drawn over statewide sales-, income-tax hike
• Rustling costs ranchers millions in poor economy
• The Elks and Rotary clubs donate to Fleming Students
• Students explore areas of interest
• Proposition 103 could save school programs
• NJC's improv comedy group to perform
• Halloween safety tips
• Presentation includes free PSA screening
• Family child care: Is it the job for you?
• NJC to host White Out
• Debit card phone scam targets area residents
• Chamber of Terror
• Playground project on hold for review
• State jobless rate drops slightly
• Area students attend conference
• Choirs to begin prep for Christmas holiday concert
• Family FUNction at Hagen.
• Bowling for Boy Scouts
• Coats wanted for memorial drive
• Bennet accepting applications for internships in Washington, Colorado offices
• Overland Trail Museum's 75th anniversary celebration highlighting Depression era when it opened
• Incident leaves staff, some inmates injured
• Miracle Players offer new 'haunt'
• Correction
• Holiday boutique to build hope
• Campbell celebrates accreditation improvement
• New equipment to clear snow, ice on I-76
• NJC wind tech students recognize internship companies, sites
• Logan County Commissioners license Med-4 ambulance
• Tiger Cub PTO OK's funding teacher requests
• Pet of the week - Oct. 19
• Don't wait to vote
• Marie Baumgartner Northup -- 85th birthday
• Leh represents oversight group at session
• Board, union review negotiation policies
• Duck Run finds new home
• Real cowboys do wear tuxedos
• A village citizen can
• Moose on the loose
• Plaque offer not affiliated with J-A
• Board declares support for Prop. 103
• Merino Fall Festival
• FBLA conference a success
• Oct. 16-22 is Safe Schools Week in Colorado
• Cosmetology center opens to public Oct. 24
• Dr. Schonberger at Lions Club
• NJC improv comedy group to perform
• Mystery solved at 'Another Night at the Museum'
• 'North Pole Nonsense' a sneak peak at Christmas season
• 2012 budget grows over this year's projections
• Donors meet students who benefit
• Holsten named to Dean's List
• Hensman - Four generations
• Firefighters sworn in
• Best Western Sundowner celebrates cultural diversity Best Western celebrates cultural diversity
• Horse owners, farmers worry about hay shortage
• Panel speaks on women's health issues
• Cosmetology center opens October 24th
• Weather service watching for fire danger in Sterling area
• Chief: Ambulance service a big change
• Forum exploring issues surrounding S. Platte River
• School offers tips for reading aloud
• Zion Congregational Church marks 100 years
• GNI meeting notes:
• Fall activities for Jake Uhrig Post 3541 and Auxiliary
• Benefit draws small but passionate crowd
• Local hero to receive Life Saving Award
• Pet of the Week
• Ballots in the mail
• Fiber enthusiasts to meet in Brush
• Cowboy Up! service Monday
• Silly science
• From small acorns...
• Pioneer Park water culvert problems being addressed
• NJC's nursing program seeks accreditation input
• Troupe preparing to haunt hall
• Occupy Denver protests draw sympathy, criticism from others
• Police seek information regarding suspicious incident
• Soccer pro Steve Cronin practices with Plainsmen
• NJC wellness discussions continue
• NJC continues culinary classes
• NJC Aggies oyster fry Oct. 13
• Council rejects written responses to 'oversight' panel
• Oversight group holds their first public meeting
• Sept. monthly reports reveiwed
• Firefighters teach fire safety
• Broken gas line closes Highway 6 Friday
• NJC nursing program seeks accreditation input
• NJC wellness discussions continue
• NJC continues culinary classes
• NJC Aggies oyster fry October 13th
• Bus service asking for tax renewal
• Community plans plenty of tricks, treats
• Sterling swears in new officer
• Free dental clinic traveling to Brush
• NJC and Local High Schools Support Pink Out
• Local Businesses to Host Pancake Feed at NJC
• From small acorns...
• National 4-H week
• Nonprofit a resource for parents
• Drivers reminded to follow laws around school buses
• Credit union helping make miracles happen
• Journal-Advocate closed Monday
• 2012 budget could include employee raises
• SFD: Keep homes, families safe
• Sonnenberg named 'Legislator of the Year'
• Why not become a Master Gardener?
• Sterling area warnings in effect Threatened by high wind, fire danger
• Sterling resident representing U.S. in world competition
• Caliche to resume classes Friday
• Pet of the Week
• Annual Collector's Day a success
• Food drive to help 'Feed the Hungry'
• Westfall seeks to change perception of district
• Homecoming kicks off annual celebration
• Caliche Schools closing at 12:30 p.m. today
• Bussiness After Hours
• Bomgaars to open 60th store in Sterling
• SRM to provide supplies for ambulance
• Hicks drawing on advisory board experience
• Summers: Ballot issue could prevent more cuts at RE-1
• Exchange student to present program on Monday
• STEM training provided
• Preventing suicide is everyone's business
• Debut music program to feature Rivers
• First Birthdays
• Look for ballot in mail next week
• Cajun Boil Tickets on Sale
• TOPS members attend rally
• District high schools getting greenhouses
• Budget concerns inspired Felzien to seek seat
• Fire warning expires at 6 p.m.
• 'Personal' not just the name
• Run/Walk raises more than $6K
• Clinics coming up in October
• Dr. Elliff to perform Oct. 7
• Fall cleanup starts Oct. 17
• Engelhaupt says more to do' on board
• Borgman challenges for District 1 seat
• Reader's Choice Awards
• Peetz Sake Days Parade
• Free dental clinic in Brush Oct. 21-22
• Fair focuses on health, safety issues
• Health initiatives to improve care
• Senate prez calls for audit of online schools
• NJC Nursing Club Hosts Fall Blood Drive
• Ayers staff at McTeacher night
• High Plains Compass holding 3rd photo contest
• Water Main break
• Explore fall's confetti of colors
• Walio and Eurich receive scholarships
• Our deepest apologies
• LifeLong Culinary class
• LIFT luncheon notes
• Stapleton: State retirement program unsustainable
• Colorado Community Colleges Receive Over 17 Million In Grant Money From The US Department Of Labor
• Keith artwork on display at NJC
• Campus beautification project gives NJC facelift
• Swires -- 60th
• Postcard contest winner announced
• Pet of the Week
• Park closes to boating Friday
• Readers Club meeting notes:
• Sonnenberg reunion picnic
• Fehringers honored as parade marshals Fehringers to serve as parade marshals</str
• Advisory board updated on PE equipment
• Heermann earns High Point State Champion at State Fair
• 'Journey towards success' begins
• Ducky to Young Farmers: Bring it!
• Keith's artwork on display in gallery
• Ambulance insurance coverage approved
• New fee shedule adopted for county ambulance
• Certificate documents applicants' work skills
• Kiwanis Inductees
• 2 locals up for Chadron homecoming crown
• GNI meeting notes
• Registration deadline days away
• Officer takes oath as sergeant
• Annual fundraiser collects $20,000
• Campus project gives NJC facelift Campus beautification project gives NJC facelift
• Park goes to the birds
• Education center dedicated with gratitude
• Diabetes course starts Oct. 11
• September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
• Senior Law Day Oct. 27
• Campus undergoing repairs, improvements
• Run/Walk to raise funds for new shelter
• District receives state's highest rating
• New college landmark honors educator
• Darlene Bornhoft -- 80th birthday
• 50th class reunion
• Sonnenberg family reunion picnic held
• NE3 forum to present CareerReady certificate
• Members discuss enrollment, president search
• Marilyn Hutt retiring after 26 years
• O'Connell selected for Alumni of the Plains
• Former resident 'Dutch' Yarmer honored with Washington trip
• Carcass contest winners announced
• Caring can save a life
• Golf tourney to benefit 2 local non-profits
• Domestic violence investigation and intervention training
• Financial adviser: Plan for the unexpected
• Mentoring program completes year of 'Aiming High'
• Humane Society holding 5K Oct. 1
• St. Anthony luncheon Sept. 28
• Music assoc. hosting jam session
• Hall attends geology field camp
• Board: facility maintenance a priority
• New pastor seeks to form relationships
• Group advocates for hotel tax
• Nursing Accreditation Review
• Less than 2 weeks until voter registration deadline
• Locals compete at talent fest
• Lemondate pitch benefits baseball program
• Blough wins state proficiency award
• District 'one step away' from accreditation
• Board OKs building improvements
• Hands-on lesson on People of the Plains
• Fundraiser to help send resident on mission
• NE Colorado Benefit presents funds from poker run
• St. Peter's to host 74th Fall Festival
• Pet of the Week
• Czech Day Sept. 25 in Lodgepole, Neb.
• Referring a person to life-saving help
• The job interview
• Guests don hats for annual tea
• Area jails receive mental health grant
• Everyone welcome to come see the stars
• Area 'greenhands' attend BIG conference
• AARP ElderWatch celebrates 10 years of protecting older Coloradans
• Sugar Beet Days craft fair a success
• RE-1 Valley School Board reviews district maintenance needs
• Sterling Regional MedCenter celebrates National Rehab Week
• Chili supper part of homecoming
• Collector's Day at Fleming Library
• Parenting class targets those with preschoolers
• Fundraiser to support home-helpers
• Biking Viking raising funds for cancer research
• Schools mark anniversary of document's signing
• Town goes green and black with pride
• Interview process begun for ambulance jobs 6 to be selected from 20 applicants
• Sugar beet industry historian to give program in Sterling
• Christopher 'Bear' Benedict Torres Jan. 16, 1970 -- Sept. 14, 2011
• Eastern Colo. centers focused on employers
• Zink accepts permanent spot at preschool
• Rec Center visits up over last year
• Board eyes fee changes at Rec Center Non-participant, family passes may be cancelled
• Commissioners welcome new ambulances
• CSP chaplains serve to benefit officers
• New K-5 teacher's return fulfills dream
• Street tree-planting program available
• Locals pen new children's book
• Rep. Cory Gardner announces Eastern Plains Town Hall Tour
• SMS welcomes new science, language arts teachers
• Donations, volunteers needed for project
• NJC Rodeo Team off to great start
• NJC offering fall culinary series
• VFW District meeting in Akron
• Cowboy Up! service Monday
• Fiber enthusiasts to meet
• Logan County Commissioners stop negotiations for LifeCare assets
• Sterling High School welcomes 5 new teachers
• Sterling mayor declares Child Passenger Safety Week
• Fleming community celebrating Wildcat pride
• Wells Fargo donates to Hope Scholarship
• Pet of the Week- Sept. 14
• NJC offering special fall wellness series
• First annual Get Youth Outdoors Day a great success
• CWC, After 5 meeting next week
• 2-day bazaar returns with a mix of new, old
• 3 teachers join faculty at Caliche
• Board finalizes annual goals
• Class project celebrates Constitution Day
• NJC offering special fall wellness series
• College media class to promote freedom of speech on Constitution Day
• Conflict turkeys, lion quotas on PWC agenda
• Energy coordinators powered up with classes, programs
• Suit alleges lengthy delays for mental evals
• Colorado commemorates Sept. 11 with remembrance, tributes to the living
• How does your body burn calories?
• Story Time sessions have begun
• Program recalls 'Great Women of Logan County'
• Sterling man facing intensive cancer treatments
• Algae cleanup eyed: Is it worth the effort?
• Mothers Club awards scholarships
• How does your heart score?
• Gentry wins teaching award
• Plainswomen win in three
• Plainsmen fall to Western Wyoming
• Celebrating 100 years of unity, charity, fraternity and patriotism
• Programs offered for senior residents
• Sterling students attend national conference
• Lawmakers to guard local energy-impact payments
• A Very Happy Birthday
• 'Help the Paws' benefit planned Oct. 1
• Annual family picnic honors Lions' babies
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• Polly hopes to pass on herknowledge
• Reager installed as district governor
• SPL celebrates library card sign-up month
• LCSO, SPD apprehend purse thief Tuesday
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered for Patriot Day, calls for Moment of Remembrance statewide
• Alum, former faculty member returns to NJC's ag dept.
• Morgan Co. event aims to help eradicate Type 1 diabetes
• Pet of the Week
• Couples workshop offered to enhance relationships
• County encourages participation in Moment of Remembrance
• District joins pilot principal eval program
• Logan County Historical Society to start meetings at museum
• State Patrol seeks fugitive involved in hit-and-run
• Accident on I-76 leaves one dead Pair were traveling from Las Vegas to Illinois
• New nursing prof has 26 years experience
• Graduates capture 4 Griffin Awards
• Local 4-H'ers bring home top awards
• Former Fort Morgan city manager dies after low-speed chase
• NJC graduates capture four Griffin Awards
• FDR speaks to crowd in Julesburg
• Class offers coping tips for chronic disease
• Ag, energy driving economic activity
• New English instructor a published author
• J-A closed Monday, Sept. 5
• Theatre department hosting open house
• Unrein -- 65th
• Master Chorale issues invitation
• Reunited POW's glad to have survived
• Race is on for District 1 seat
• New art instructor enjoys watching students grow
• Tour highlights caretaking issues
• Pet of the Week
• 8-week Body Sculpting and Toning Class offered
• Brush hosting Latin American festival
• Rally on the Plains draws nearly 150
• Proposed county redistricting maps open for comment
• Dispatch agreement for Morgan Co. ambulance service OK'd Dispatch agreement for ambulance service OK'd
• Alum joins faculty in math department
• Brothers in arms reunited after 67 years
• Stroup family gathers
• Body Check detects disease early
• Kim Schlup to kick off concert season
• District pleased with CSAP benchmark results
• Hazlett takes charge of Renewable Energy
• Longmeadow resort offers touch of luxury
• NJC employees recognized for 290 years of service
• Cleaning up the course
• NJC students get down and dirty playing mud volleyball
• Quidditch game helps kick off new semester at NJC
• NJC theatre department hosting open house
• Vote not needed to fill board seats
• Rod McClaran Hog Roast
• Sterling post celebrates diamond jubilee anniversary
• 2011 fundraising goal in sight
• How does your body burn calories?
• Fair Board reviews 2011 event
• D.A.: Accused family killer to stay in juvenile system
• Livestock Awards night recognizes members' efforts
• Screening can prevent deadly aneurysms,
• Huss wins state FFA award
• Upcoming courses offer energy education
• Douglas Alward enters 'insanity' plea in Sterlign Correctional Facility escape case
• NJC aims for continued growth
• Group opens thrift store
• FFA team visits local chapter
• Winners named from weekend ranch rodeo
• Community Briefs - Aug. 26
• Pet of the Week -- Aug. 26
• Quota protects ears of fairgoers
• Student election judges to assist county clerk
• RE-1 Students head back to class
• Questions on ambulance agreement fielded
• Staff gets suicide prevention training
• NJC receives Darryl W. Rhodes scholarship
• Memories shared at Graylin Reunion
• Alpha Delta Kappa luncheon
• New group targets community service
• NJC recipient of Darryl W Rhodes Scholarship
• 'Camp Rock' to open Thursday
• Sneak Peek offers deal
• City agrees to fire-based EMS system
• Hotel tax question includes rebate to county
• Public improvement district election to be held
• 3 new teachers starting classes today
• NJC to once again run popular luncheon series
• RYLA winners at Rotary
• NJC Athletics Set to Kickoff
• Back to School for Sterling - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Prizes given for fun with families
• NJC offering basic Spanish class
• Board discusses 'interrogation' policy
• Board sets goals for year
• Northeastern brings 16 new staff on board
• First Day of school at Saint Anthony's
• NJC offering basic Spanish class
• NJC to once again run popular luncheon series
• Northeastern brings 16 new staff on board
• Annual scholarship to honor Clifton
• Fashion Revue
• Fair Snapshots
• Dedrickson wins state FFA award
• Food bank in need of donations
• Diabetes class starts Sept. 9
• Proposed districts upset Becker's constituents
• 14th annual photo contest seeks entries
• Area experiencing licensed child care shortage
• Peetz student places in essay contest
• Severe thunderstorm warning until 10 p.m.
• Peace Lutheran welcoming new pastor
• New 1930s exhibit honors Overland Trail Museum's 75th anniversary
• Cucarola named to Dean's List
• Ambulance service agreement gets county's OK
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after being dragged by trailer
• Wrap-up party reviews 2011 Relay For Life
• ADK teachers' sorority plans luncheon
• Petition deadline for vacant council seats is Aug. 22
• Work to slow traffic on I-76
• Funding available for Safe Routes to School
• Create a personalized wellness plan with Sterling Regional MedCenter specialists
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Pet of the Week -- Pioneer
• Election alerts
• Night Show Feature Nieman, Rimes
• Rodeo queens gather for lunch, livestock sale
• Bornhoft selected to represent county
• Fair Results: NJC Young Farmers Pedal Tractor Pull
• Assorted Fair Results
• Fair Results: Department K - Horse
• Fair Shots
• Creative Cook Champions
• Fair Results: Pet Rock Show and Race
• Fair Results: Department O-B Needlework
• Fair Results: Department O-K - Floriculture
• Fair Results: Ag mechanics
• Fair Results: Department K - Poultry
• Department F - Market beef
• Logan County Fair Parade
• Legal Day offers answers about child support
• NJC among top ag schools in nation
• Fair animals bring in $348,925
• Tapparo named All-American Scholar
• Marks family holds reunion
• Fair Results : Department O-C Fine Arts
• Fair Results : Department O-D Hobbies
• Fair Results: 2011 Department O-A Pantry Stores
• Fair Results : Department I Swine
• More fair photos
• Fair Shots
• September clinic hours:
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Feeders & Friends Rodeo to benefit Justin Covelli Memorial
• Alward prison escape case advances
• Wal-Mart grant for Girl Scouts to help make Colorado greener
• Education Center opening drew 340
• Schools welcoming students back at registration
• Agencies remind drivers to take caution around stopped vehicles
• Brown recognized for math achievements
• Merrell family gathers July 30
• Akron Elks announce band change
• Reapportionment meeting in Sterling Aug. 20
• Search team training Aug. 17
• Benefit pancake breakfast at Faith
• New book club forming
• Gardner representative to visit area
• Logan County Fair goat and lamb champions
• Sweet Miracle
• Logan County Fair champions
• RE-1 accepting applications for lunch program
• Master of the carnival
• Neat trick
• Show of appreciation
• Colburn named to Dean's List
• Udall to hold events in Sedgwick, Phillips and Yuma counties
• Fun at the Fair
• Use policy created for SPL meeting room
• McClaran recovering from accident
• Money, supplies sought for RE-1 Valley giveaway
• SPD: Beware of roof repair scams
• Search for Northeastern Junior College President Opens
• Logan County Fair snapshots
• Champion Cookies
• Four generations
• Breakfast fit for a cowboy
• Funds for Logan Co. tourism map requested
• Fun at the Fair
• Hailstorm halts Fair
• Florida fugitives caught near Walsenburg
• Brammers helped rodeo's development
• Ambulance agreement would put city in charge
• Communication added to board's annual goals
• Hunt begins for new NJC president
• Commissioners fill Lodging Tax Board vacancy
• Johnsons have long ties to area
• Junior Horse Show Winners
• Cucarola wins FFA state award
• Greens on the other side of the fence
• Udall's Greeley office accepting applications for fall interns
• Pet of the Week -- Aug. 10
• Severe thunderstorm warning, tornado watch issued
• Fun at the Fair schedule
• Hunt begins for new NJC president
• RE-1 Valley school board approves first step in new teacher review system
• Health dept. warns: Don't pay too much for birth certificates
• Industrial Welding building body for prototype CAT truck
• Bakery, coffee shop opens in Fleming
• SHS grad performs with pipe band in Switzerland
• City spraying for mosquitoes tonight; Thursday
• Hilltop Garage focused on service
• Results are in for Jim Mason Memorial Roping event
• Be aware of bus traffic
• Thunderstorms possible tonight in Sterling
• Weld Co. wind farm dedicated
• Host families needed for students
• Chamrocks meeting notes
• Nominations sought for outstanding NE Colo. residents
• Deganhart appointed to bench
• Fun at the Fair
• Rides readied for carnival
• Prison ministry brings hope through services, classes
• Henderson going to Supreme Court
• 3 compete for Miss Rodeo crown
• NJC named among top agriculture schools in nation
• Celebration looks at 150-yr. history
• Proposed veggie rule wouldn't tax RE-1 program
• Fair function draws a crowd
• Library announces grand prize winners
• Iliff/Caliche school reunion planned
• Sterling chapter earns award
• What is a 'Colorado Energy Master?'
• New dorm lauded at dedication ceremony
• Brent Avila Signs with NJC Golf Team
• Sterling woman set to begin service abroad
• Colorado Appeals court upholds Ft. Morgan council's secret ballots
• Memorable bear at Barb's Main Street Gift
• Family memories shared July 31
• Metabolism screening a good weight management tool
• Crook County Fair
• Flood advisory extended in Sterling area
• Seats open on area school boards
• Lauer family celebrates 100th anniversary
• Bo Beardsley finishes bachelor's
• Children roam through history at Overland Trail Museum's Bison Days
• Udall calls on Senate ag appropriators to halt starchy veggie limits in school lunches
• Classes start soon at area schools
• Rodeo royal has plenty of horsepower for Fair
• Back-to-school supplies may include vaccinations
• Wells Fargo: Students should take steps to prevent ID theft
• College students face multiple insurance needs
• Hospital volunteers announce scholarship recipients
• J. Curt Penny named interim legal counsel for city
• Student's strengths, weaknesses revealed
• Program provides info about lab's work
• Summer Reading numbers increase
• Pet of the week -- Aug. 3
• Longtime city employees honored
• Weld County Junior Rodeo Results
• Education Center officially opens
• Mobile food bank helps fill gaps for needy
• Dreamboats close out July Jamz
• Sterling Quota Club egg hunt
• Open house to celebrate Stahley- Lambrecht wedding
• 'Good ol' Days' return for weekend Coy and Bernadette Marick honored as fair royalty
• Edward Jones office collecting school supplies
• Giddyup on over to The Logan County Fair
• Call fills in for Gardner
• New Raymer post office closure would shut community hub
• Welch -- Five generations
• Upcoming screenings check bones, blood sugar
• Time running out to sign up for Bison Days
• Repairs on city streets begin
• Fair day starts right with Lions
• Rodeo features self- taught trick roper
• Beginning band instrument rental night Aug. 2
• Your life can change in a heartbeat
• First Birthday -- Lueck
• New Arrivals -- July 30
• 4 spots open on November ballot
• Commissioners hear property valuation appeals
• Rural US disappearing? Population share hits low
• Tickets begin for booster seat violations
• DOC moves death-row inmates to Sterling
• Republican Chairman to speak at Breakfast
• Proctor Peppers selling peaches
• Referral organizations help parents find childcare
• Sterling Middle and High School summer band begins Aug. 1
• Australia last stop for Summer Reading Program
• Wheat trade team from Mexico visits Colorado Mexico wheat trade team visits Colorado
• 'Zero-tolerance` school rules under fire, eyed by panel School 'zero-tolerance` rules under fire
• St. Anthony Class of 1951
• VFW Auxiliary has busy summer
• Grauberger family celebrates "30-60-90"
• New CSU Extension Energy Master program offers 3 courses
• Commissioners agree to sponsor Centennial grant application
• New agenda items include property transactions
• Community remembers 'The Good Ole Days'
• Annual event honors late community members
• The Blooms and Buds Garden Club
• What to watch for: Suicide behavioral clues
• Pet of the Week - July 27
• Diabetes management class starts next week
• Check your voter registration information
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered in honor of Spc. Nathan Beyers
• July Jamz -- Zyzzyx Road
• Potluck picnic celebrates parenting
• Education center opening soon
• Sterling man facing treatment of stomach cancer
• 2011 Colorado Rodeo Queen to visit Logan County Fair
• Open house to celebrate new dorm's completion
• Two new officers join force
• Newton celebrates 101
• AARP launches Social Security benefits calculator
• Schedules changing for fair week
• 'Body Check' helps catch diseases early
• Quota International initiates new members
• Social Security field offices to close earlier
• High temps pose hazards to health, budget
• Group seeks support for walk-a-thon
• Pledge walk raises money, awareness of court advocates
• Longboard journey raising funds for breast cancer
• City spraying twice a week
• Community Briefs
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• Grants to fund regional economic strategy
• Community volunteer extraodinaire celebrating milestone
• National org. marks 50 years of reaching inmates
• 4th annual Bison Days features Wild West figures
• Summer Reading Program wraps up this week
• STEM resources for schools and community
• Two deer visit Sterling
• Crime Stoppers offering reward in Carm's Kennel theft
• Safety check
• Host families needed now for international high school students
• Pet of the Week
• Rain forest craft
• Fair fun runs through tomorrow
• Board certifies Master Plan to commissioners
• Camp 2015 targets Latino 8th graders
• Words to travel by
• Designs for welcome sign presented
• Masons cement place in history for Sterling Public Library
• Governor unveils economic dev plan in FM
• RE-1 School Board looks at revising weapons rules
• Gas Watch
• Public invited to Family Resource Center potluck picnic
• Motorcycle driver hospitalized after SUV runs stop sign
• High Plains Education Center opens Aug. 1
• South Platte waters receding after storms
• Questions raised over dress code changes
• Monthly reports heard by commissioners
• Eagle Scout project pans out
• Proctor Peppers selling Colorado peaches
• Where's the bear mon' ami?
• NJC announces PAG golf tournament winners
• FCCLA students bring home gold
• Arts Council deems auction a success
• Archie Funker at July Jamz
• Students attend national HOSA conference
• High school track to be renamed
• NJC ag department names community award winners for 2011
• Brownell wins NACTA teaching award
• NJC student race car gets new look
• New soccer uniforms arrive at NJC
• NJC expanding effort to re-educate and retain older learners
• NJC students attend national HOSA conference
• UPDATED: Kidz Ark owner plans to fight license suspension
• FBLA students 'break barriers' in Orlando
• District clarifies student dress code rules
• CSU Student send-off
• Locals share in Burger King scholarships
• Former NJC Great Cliff Meely Recognized
• Chris Rozzi Signs with Golf Team
• Banner named health care's most wired
• Sidewalk sale shoppers
• RE-1 official speaks to Washington lawmakers
• Vet clinic providing free exams
• Car theft in spotlight with new campaign
• Brush woman trying her luck on 'The Voice`
• Kidz Ark residential facility licenses pulled
• City systems swamped by recent rains
• Rec Center may drop 'Red Cross' certification
• Haxtun event a flash back to earlier era
• Grant provides training for car-seat techs
• Zachary Hays returning after 6-mo. deployment
• Kids Pet Show results released
• Truth be told: Myths and facts about suicide
• Anderson honored for 35 years with city
• Pet of the Week - July 14
• Edna Bitner - 90th Birthday
• Church group donates stuffed toys
• Board looks at meeting room charge
• 3 to compete for Miss Rodeo crown
• Accident may delay FedEx deliveries
• Storms could yield flash floods
• 90th Birthday - Anna Marie McAllister
• Commissioners join closed-door discussion on ambulance service
• County planner tenders resignation
• Fair beer garden license gets OK
• Reading program sets sights on Asia
• Rainfall leaves standing water
• 6-1 vote outs Barlean as city attorney
• City to spray Thurs. night
• Kennedy, Lambrecht honored
• Program offers tastes from other cultures
• Eye on the storm
• CWC, After 5 plan meetings
• Free movie on Wed. night
• Historic display marks Masons' milestone
• Show marking 20 years deemed a success
• Flash floods possible tonight
• Chamber coordinating sidewalk sales this weekend
• Wanted felon arrested after high-speed chase involving LCSO deputy
• Fun, feathers and more at annual Pet Show
• Lauer family to gather
• Graubergers gather in Sterling
• Striking photo
• SRM welcomes new docs with reception
• Fiber enthusiasts prepping for Morgan County Fair
• Library challenging young artists with batik
• Free mammograms offered to qualifying women
• Bus service seeks continued tax support
• Cruisers bring classics to gazebo
• Student race car gets new look
• Sterling Public Library's Passport Please heads to Asia
• Improving your home's 'gas mileage'
• 2 men sought after suspicious incident
• Gas Watch
• Keith Miller returns for 8th season with Music Festival
• NJC expanding effort to re-educate, retain older learners
• Public input sought on Parks and Wildlife merger
• NWS issues thunderstorm watch for Logan County, northeast Colorado
• Agency 'shooting from the hip` on funding
• Fundraiser to help baseball team
• Collector cars no longer gridlocked in red tape
• State champ burger gains national fame
• Program heads to Wild West
• Proctor Peppers meeting notes:
• Chamrocks April meeting notes:
• Quint recieves check for 4H trip
• Huss receives Ag Search Scholarship
• 1st Birthday -- Mason Douglas Holloway
• Brandon Shaffer stops in Sterling day after announcing congressional bid
• Pink shirts available by order for Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign
• Petitions for open seats available at RE-1 district office Aug. 3
• Mega passes on sale now for Hame's Carnival at fair
• Bartlett sworn in as Colorado Public Trustee president
• City to spray for mosquitoes tonight
• Pet of the Week -- Danny
• Weather service issues tornado warning, severe thrunderstorm watch for Logan County
• Shepherd of Boulder County signs to play soccer at NJC
• 2 RE-1 board members face recall effort
• Colorado Flatlanders' event marks 20 years
• Memorable bear at Carpet Comfort Center
• Ertle Bros. to host Car Seat Check-Up
• July Jamz -- Boa and the Constrictors
• Price break approved for haulers dumping local trash
• Kohlmeier -- 60th
• Expected storms may bring flash floods tonight
• Programs for all ages offered Wednesday
• 4 Generations of Wilkins
• Bombs bursting in air
• Heritage Fest heats up holiday
• Local teen joins advisory council
• Board OKs $50k in cuts for next year`s budget Fund balance will be used to cover remaining shortfall
• Art Challenge goes patriotic
• Newton Celebrates 101
• Local forage grass research and upcoming grazing workshops
• Strong gusts cause damage at Wisdoms
• Museum ready for community July 4 celebration
• Manager: Income vs. expense trends disappointing
• Major Mary Cox ends 22-year DOC career
• Journal-Advocate closed on July 4
• Board: No ballot question in November
• Resident seeks to honor track coach
• Book celebrates museum`s 75th anniversary
• 18 complete licensed practical nurse program
• Amen family picnics at Pioneer Park
• Tips for safe July 4 celebration
• Four generations of Barkley's
• Davis family gathers June 6
• Charmonette honored
• Library program visits North America.txt
• Bernice Seifried 90th Birthday.txt
• Board approves next year`s budget
• Bealls offers patriotic tote to support troops
• Colton Baker wins business award
• Minute to Win It! at library
• Hotel tax agreement in development City weighs 2 options for tourism funding
• Merino ATV poker run gets OK
• After 2 years, escapee back at Logan County Jail
• Art Walk
• Hours announced for Independence Day
• Pet of the week
• Daniel signs up for soccer at NJC
• Ernst of Windsor signs to play soccer at NJC
• Sonnenberg named 'Legislator of the Year'
• Farming fun on the 'East Forty`
• Northeastern graduates 18 licensed practical nurses
• Board approves district budget Cuts, fund balance combined to cover shortfall
• 2 students join Daniels Scholars at workshop
• Loan assistance available to Colo. homeowners
• Concert series opens Friday at gazebo
• Authors abundant at July 4 celebration
• Taking the scenic route
• Found grave ends 20-year search for Civil War vet
• Sunscreens -- How to get enough coverage
• Passport Please visits N. American neighbors
• Bell passes LPN boards
• Family childcare provider shortage in northeast Colo.
• 'Belly landing' of plane under investigation
• Draft horse show makes Expo debut
• Colorado Cross Disability Coalition recieves computer
• Centennial grant to provide childcare at Family Resource Center
• Fort Morgan man killed in I-76 rollover
• State officials visit Sterling
• Ag students receive awards
• Brown earns degree
• Dancing talent
• 2 arrested for Three C's theft in Morgan Co.
• Members attend annual Colorado State Convention in Alamosa Members trek to Alamosa
• Colorado State Parks joins crackdown on alcohol impaired boaters
• Half of fires on July 4 caused by fireworks
• Breaking ground
• Northeastern Junior College releases spring semester honor roll
• Suggestions few in Master Plan review
• Art Challenge: Antarctica
• Sheriff's dept. getting new vehicles
• Gary Debus named new CEO of The Wildlife Experience
• A visit to Paris June 23 at Sterling Public Library
• Pet of the week
• Vehicle titles require new forms for joint ownership
• Help on the way from Sterling to Mo.
• County gets funds to purchase ambulance
• Freshman guv vetoed fewer, inked fewer than predecessor
• High Plains Music Festival
• Bartlett named top agronomy student
• Schneider wins year end ag award
• Stoltzfus named Equine Student of the Year
• Dick Stull scholarships announced
• Witt wins top production agriculture award
• Hegstrom named top equine student
• Hungenberg named top animal science student
• Lieberknecht named top agribusiness student
• Waterman named top ag business student
• Lindel named top ag student
• Harryman wins year end awards
• Deines wins top ag award and scholarship
• Phillip May wins year end awards
• Charles wins top ag awards
• Larralde wins year end award
• Nissen wins top ag award
• Burns wins year end award
• Beeman wins top ag award
• Six NJC athletes named to national list
• Inmate trains dog to help boy with autism
• New restaurant opens in Sterling
• Children's program plants knowledge of ag history
• Art challenge: Antarctica
• Trucks, tractors pull crowd to fairgrounds
• Grant to help with suicide prevention
• SPD investigates infant death
• Billie Barnett celebrates 99th birthday
• Sterling man wins 'fatherhood` award
• Openings available for coming session
• 'Passports Please' series heads to Antarctica
• Chamrocks selling window art for Fair
• Golf tournament supports Good News program
• Maj. Bren Dee Rogers named Battalion Commander
• Grants available for downtown businesses Aim to improve appearance of downtown district
• Batt pleads not guilty to theft
• Kidz Ark gets funding for water system
• Musical entertainment wanted for July 4 event
• American Legion marks Flag Day
• Kids` pet show scheduled
• Motorcycle safety starts with rider
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• Caring for children in your home
• VFW Post No. 3541 and Ladies Auxiliary
• Workshop offers help for chronic illnesses
• I-76 rollover results in woman's death
• New equipment going in on school playgrounds
• Open meeting for county Master Plan review June 21
• Education center to open August 1
• Legal advisers hired on lodging tax issue
• Caliche student picked for state team
• Public improvement district gets nod
• Art from Africa
• Sterling Elks honor stars and stripes
• Pet of the week
• Summer Kids College still has some class openings
• Summer classes at NJC
• Livestock judgers make mark at national level
• Boots in Motion brings sparkle to July 4 event
• 36-y.o. man found dead in park
• Student news
• Good stories are a treasure
• Budget talks continue at board workshop
• A trip to Africa
• NJC offers summer basic computer class
• NJC offering Spanish for Educators class
• Kids College at NJC still has some class openings
• Livestock judgers at NJC make mark at national level
• Lodging tax on the agenda
• Residents asked for help in burglary
• Prairie Express sets public hearing for ballot question
• All-night walk raises $63K
• 100 year blessings
• 80th Birthday -- Rosemary Steinbach
• Art Challenge: Tribal masks
• Caliche Junior High and High School Honor Roll
• Sterling High School Honor Roll
• Sterling resident returns from tour in Ghana
• Bornhofts 2011 parade marshals
• New website makes it easier to register numbers
• Hospital eliminates 8 positions
• 9 locals to attend Girls State
• Saying goodbye
• Board members: Service requires commitment
• Kelsey Hummel receives scholarship
• Fleming Library bridge group meeting notes:
• Diabetes treatment plan strategy
• Forum draws comments on board
• Sleepless night to provide 'Seasons of Hope`
• Students, staff plead for school`s future
• Judge upholds bond for man charged in 3 cases
• Stories with a spin
• Pucker up!
• Exercise makes for strong bones
• Board approves new materials for classes
• Union files 5 more grievances
• June 15 deadline for Fair Queen applications Fair Queen applications must be in by June 15
• Memorable Bear makes another stop
• Thank you from Dr. Lance Bolton
• The Hogs do it again!
• 4 receive state degree at convention
• Art challenge kicks off with 'almost stained glass'
• Union questions salary for administrators
• Drunk driver leaves path of damage
• Heritage Center getting new roof
• Barn, boxcar burn in illegal blaze
• Library stamps 'passports' for Europe
• Atwood man arrested over father's assault
• Girl, 8, injured in pickup vs. bike crash
• Cooperating Ministry food pantry shelves are bare
• Packaged with Care
• Board weighs in on teachers pay
• NJC business program announces selected participants
• Shelter volunteers can learn new skills
• Programs get funds from two grants
• Johnson & Associates hosts Relay for Life fundraiser
• No new cases in virus outbreak
• Flag Day program at Elks
• Art Challenge starts Tuesday
• Decorations to be removed June 8
• HIKE Choir gives concert
• Parish celebrates 100 years in building
• Museum celebrates 'old, new and red, white and blue`
• Gandee First Friday's final performance of the season
• Journal-Advocate e-edition access free all weekend
• Library embarks on world tour with "passport" program
• Waterline replacement to close N. Division
• Prison cuts mean delays for new animal shelter
• Traveling around the world
• SBDC a resource for entrepreneurs
• Webinar delves into deadly accidents
• Perfect attendance gets students new bikes from Ehrlich
• Large fire burns near Highway 14
• Annual Kiwanis fishing derby planned for Saturday
• Crosthwait resigns as public health admin
• Peetz student wins essay contest
• Merino student receives scholarship
• 'Traveling elf' brings tales from around the world
• Gandee to close out concert series
• Travel funds available for local veterans
• Tapparo recognized for math excellence
• Quota Club holds bridge party
• Annual poker run returns for fourth year
• Snowmelt expected to raise water levels
• Pet of the Week
• 5 receive diplomas from Darrell Smith
• 4 seats up on school board
• Clarity sought in liquor licensing issue
• Stump named interim president
• Vocal training brings out the best
• Community poker run ends Saturday
• Scott Stump Appointed As Interim President
• Combined service features Legion, VFW
• Curtains fall for 128 Sterling seniors
• Caliche seniors celebrate at commencement
• Extension helps families
• Combined Memorial Day service features Legion, VFW
• 6 local World War II vets visit Washington on Honor Flight
• Next year`s calendar includes early release
• Dinsdale Bros. employee theft case proceeds
• Defense plans to request competency review for Lintner
• Officers nab suspect after foot chase
• Mobile clinic brings care to local vets
• Standards mean more math for youngest students
• Course prepares babysitters for emergencies
• Piano and organ recital planned in Akron
• Hospital donates to 'Miles for Mammos'
• Good heart health at SRM
• Graduates receive scholarships and awards
• Board OKs proposed budget
• 2011 Summer Junior Ranger program schedule released
• DAAC makes recommendations on budget
• Tony Gagliardi: Small business struggles due to lack of customers
• Memorable Bear stops at Boutique
• Kloberdanz honored with volunteerism award
• Summer Reading kickoff May 31
• NJC observing special summer hours
• Campsites available for Memorial Day weekend
• RE-1 Valley Board of Education dismisses South Platte Education Association grievance
• Union files grievance against RE-1 board
• Deluge doesn`t damper awards celebration
• Bolton accepts Pikes Peak`s top job
• 1336 celebrates its 95th birthday
• Arrest warrant issued for Sterling man after incident early Tuesday morning
• Dr. Lance Bolton appointed as president of Pikes Peak Community College
• Vocal training brings out the best
• NJC observing special summer hours
• Dr. Lance Bolton Appointed as President of Pikes Peak Community College
• 8th graders take 'one more step'
• Caliche celebrates "Seasons of Hope"
• City hotel tax tabled over questions
• 3 steps to staying safe when water rises
• Julia Cucarola wins ag youth scholarship
• Boehmer serves as Northeastern's mace bearer
• Readers Club meeting notes:
• Colorado School and Public Employees Association meeting notes:
• Natural gas storage project breaks ground
• Flash flood watch issued for Logan County
• Sterling Rec Center's outdoor pool opens tomorrow
• Licensed pools help summer swimming off to safe start
• Family honors father with Monte's Ride to Defeat ALS bike tour
• 8 'blaze trail` from Peetz High School
• Krause Cronk family honored by NJC
• Registration open for Summer Reading
• NJC offering Kids College again this year
• Donation to help build playground for Columbine Park
• Furniture offered at annual book sale
• Governor visits Sterling
• NJC graduates receive scholarships and awards
• Parenting class at NJC
• NJC offering Kids College again this year
• 80 complete GED program at NJC
• 2 continuing from St. Anthony Catholic School
• Santas encourage bike safety
• Funding cuts lead to shaved heads
• 12 retirees get recognized at dinner
• Auction yields $51K for Hope Scholarship Fund
• Salaries frozen for district staff
• MV Equipment donates big ticket item for NJC Gala
• Memorable Bear visits Rapunzel's
• Parenting class returns
• RE-1 Valley School District retirees honored at dinner
• UPDATED: Logan County Fairgrounds closed to horses due to virus outbreak
• Playhouse to be auctioned at NJC Hope Scholarship fundraiser
• Schuman files appeal in animal cruelty case
• Ending balance to cover next year's shortfall
• Summer reading program going global
• Sterling Class of 1991 plans 20th reunion
• Memorial Day hours announced
• Jake's Conservation Field Day in Brush June 4
• Brush woman turns 102
• Star Clean Oil seeks public improvement district
• Summer acting camp offered for children
• Governor to attend groundbreaking near Peetz
• Accused misses court appearance
• Mother grateful for support following car accident
• Radio spot
• Hickam gets first Miracle Players scholarship
• Students shown water's roles at NJC's Children's Water Festival
• Pet of the week
• Iota Master meeting notes:
• Arnold receives $500 scholarship
• Fitness room free day Friday
• John and Janna Korrey 'honored` as NJC Hope Gala chairs
• Sterling Middle School's Mari receives BOCES` 'Outstanding Educator` award
• Rates rising for school meals at RE-1
• Friends prepping for next week's book sale
• Sterling man faces drug, weapons charges
• Rep. Sonnenberg to Caliche FFA: 'Reset` when life presents challenges
• Little remains of vacant building after blaze
• Meet and Eat volunteers honored
• AARP Colorado wins service award
• "The Strong People Program" offered by Area Agency on Aging
• Merino seniors say good-bye
• Fire consumes abandoned building
• RE-1 School Board axes gymnastics, swimming and boy's tennis
• Fleming graduates 14
• Santas` event aims to keep kids` wheels safe
• Car seat safety check at Wolf Auto
• Ovid native/former CU fullback to sing opera in Sterling
• 23 Haxtun grads show 'potential'
• SCF to hold training exercise in Sterling
• Public Records
• Caliche High School students` academic awards listed
• Grocery Mart adss pharmacy services
• 80 complete GED program at NJC
• Public Records
• Northeaster Junior College graduates 402
• Speaker offers tips for spring gardening
• Bus service taking steps to cut costs
• Speaker: Education makes future brighter
• Showing Appreciation
• SMS honors students take trip to zoo
• NJC Student art show winners announced
• Mick Hall shares Civil War weapons collection
• Search warrant nets 3 in Sterling home
• Local lawmakers claim victories as session ends
• Ayres Students raise $1,000 for the American Red Cross
• Colorado Combined Campaign recognizes Sterling state employees for philanthropy
• Sterling Elks Lodge awards 47 scholarships
• Warren and Genevieve Garst give special lecture at NJC
• Athletic Programs Offering Summer Camps
• Helping families cope with unexpected deaths
• City asked to take on prairie property
• Preschoolers picnic inside
• Rising costs mean road work won't go as far
• Focus on physical fitness in May
• Strumming sounds at the Sterling Lions' meeting
• Caliche FBLA students celebrate year`s achievements
• Hospital volunteers recognized for service
• Krehbiel receiving Petteys scholarship
• GNI meeting notes:
• Pet of the Week -- May 11
• Parents should teach children healthy habits early
• Music program getting set curriculum
• Odyssey of the Mind students get support
• Bolton in final 3 for Pikes Peak position
• Honorees` efforts help 'preserve past for the future`
• Water plant, hotel tax top talks
• Students learn various job skills
• RE-1 3rd graders score well on reading test
• Fair Board opens bids for services
• Student art show winners announced
• Education center work on track
• Memorable bear moving on
• Caliche students attend Teen Lit conference
• NJC Rodeo Team brings home three regional championships
• Non-profits team up for children`s safety
• Clowning around
• 39 students compete at state FBLA
• Band jazzes up First Friday
• Merino students join honor society
• 2 arrested after three weeks of online chats
• Class offers tips for caregivers
• Motorcycle accident deaths peak in summer
• Clock ticking on redistricting compromise
• Judy Debus named Journal-Advocate news editor
• NJC students tour prison
• Sterling Credit Union presents scholarships
• Readers Club meeting notes:
• Shinn taking ACL study to international science fair
• Campus beautification projects growing
• Fundraiser, tea planned Saturday
• FSA issues deadline reminder
• Colorado State University Extension hosts AgFest 2011
• Douglas Alward case moving forward, albeit slowly
• Flags ordered to half-staff
• Logan County hosts annual contest
• CSP Webinar explains Colorado`s DUI charges
• Student accomplishments honored at banquet
• Concert to feature 'American Idol` competitors
• The opportunities of motherhood
• Screenings offered to ID risk factors
• Board approves maintenance projects
• McAtee sole bidder on asphalt project
• Former rectory preserves history of faith
• Monheiser receives $500 scholarship
• Annual carnival helps fund activities, awards
• Edward Jones advisers form bond with clients
• Learning the chant from a champion
• Winner announced at Nell Propst local history contest luncheon
• Miss Rodeo hopefuls learn what it takes
• RE-1 school board closing in on budget gap
• Campus beautification projects now underway
• Memorable Bear makes appearance at Hair Shack
• Powell: Grants have helped secure courthouse
• Board of Health helps recognize Shining Stars
• Tuition bill dies in committee
• St. Anthony students heading for World Finals
• New Body Check a comprehensive screening
• SHS Jazz Band to perform
• Little Britches meeting notes:
• Avila narrowly misses Nationals
• Plainsmen split with Trinidad
• Avila finishes ninth at Eastern Wyoming invite
• Three NJC Plainsmen at Regionals
• Sources: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Wagons West extends Colo. history lessons HeadlineHere
• Lawmakers divided over district boundaries
• Community gardenbranching out
• 5 retirees gave 100 years to college
• Canine Companions encore program planned
• Annual exhibit, sale next week
• Huntley Brown giving May 8 praise concert
• Mission team raising funds with sock hop
• Student shares experiences
• Chapter to send 9 to Orlando
• 2 Peetz students show financial knowledge
• Research prototype first in nation
• 2 receive prestigous Daniels scholarships
• Your life can change in a heartbeat
• Nelson earns Masters
• Beer garden proposals get nod
• Peetz junior`s essay wins award
• Choir's repertoire reflects various styles of music
• Plans ready for getting information to public
• 2 students earn spots at Nationals
• St. Anthony`s annual luncheon May 4
• Smaller budget cuts forecast
• Pet of the Week
• Ready, set, stop!
• New dorm at Northeastern Junior College will help with growing enrollment
• Prognosis good on city`s finances
• NAPA names Students of the Month for Feb., March
• Debris blacks out portions of Sterling Monday night
• Pastor Zeller leaving Sterling to pursue new call
• Drug exposure poses risks for children
• Sheriff to speak at monthly GOP breakfast
• 2011 Ride Against AIDS will stop in Sterling
• Sue Davis earns Press Women awards
• NJC honors students tour prison
• Garsts give special lecture at NJC
• Sterling Middle School student projects depict Middle Ages
• Parrish recital
• Prairie School registration opening
• NJC star party Saturday at state park
• Ag sales tax bill headed to Senate floor
• Sterling 7th grader wins writing award
• NJC's Broke By Sunset contest this Saturday
• Locals invited to display talents at Sterling Miracle Players' show
• Children on the hunt for Easter candy at Lions' annual event
• Caliche, Merino students receive personalized books
• NJC Broke By Sunset contest Saturday April 30th
• NJC star party Saturday April 30th at state park
• Brothers show team work at N. Sterling park's tree-planting day
• League of Women Voters meeting Wednesday
• Man walking for Charity:Water stops in Sterling
• Fleming School Board looking at $110K shortfall
• New digital TV channels in Logan County
• Sterling Masons hand out education awards to area students
• Gallon Challenge returns as year-end activities blossom on NJC campus
• Erin Nissen, Josh Deines named NJC's Rising Stars for 2011
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes
• Cindy Johnson: NJC fundamental to future
• Engagement Center reaches out with tour
• NJC's SIFE Team captures regional title
• CSU Extension's Mini-workshops teach students farm safety
• Caliche FFA raises funds with hog roast, auction
• Lions cleanup crew works on Highway 6
• NJC honoring retirees at April 28 reception
• Merino School Board making staff cuts to help close budget gap
• SIFE Team captures regional championship for NJC
• Supporters speak for sports on RE-1's chopping block
• Logan County Ministerial Alliance offers Good Friday service
• Nazarene Church sends crisis kits
• Sterling FFA students celebrate successes of past year
• Nissen and Deines named NJC Rising Stars for 2011
• Offset energy use with investment in clean energy
• Warboys wins auto tech award
• Mahnke wins auto tech award
• Gulping for bragging rights
• NJC to honor retirees on April 28
• Hotel tax eyed to fund improvements
• ABATE offers first class of season
• Yost wins Prewitt canal bridge contract
• Rises in fees on docket
• All-State Band
• Party time at Akron Elks Lodge
• Zion church bake sale Saturday
• Gardner to hold town hall meeting
• Fleming Future Business Leaders of America hosts health fair
• Benefit raises $5,400 for Second Wind Fund suicide prevention
• Train cars derail near Sterling Saturday
• Search is on Saturday at Columbine Park
• Lego Mania builds at Sterling Public Library
• Dr. Nix named Physician of the Year
• Crimestoppers host annual tournament
• Scam names phony department to collect money
• 4-H members show off their talents
• Queen`s Tea for potential candidates May 1
• Public computer center opens at Sterling Public Library
• Batt case stalls in attorney`s absence
• 2011 Colorado small game licenses on sale now
• GNI meeting notes:
• Corrections
• Agriculture tax repeal clears House
• Severe weather: A week in review
• Nurse, author encourages need for balance in life
• Colorado lawmakers dispute redistricting maps
• Andy Rice 'mans up` for Girl Scouts' Pawnee Lodge
• Overland Trail Museum teaches Sterling's publishing history
• No injuries in N. 3rd collision
• City announces Easter closings
• Fleming 3rd quarter
• Brecht -- 60th
• Pioneer Park fields seeing improvements
• Auxiliary seeks applicants to attend government program
• Take shelter from lightning indoors
• Student Council Summit offers leadership lessons
• Host a Japanese exchange student this summer
• Tessa Gareis honored with $750 scholarship
• Elks Melodrama coming soon
• Sterling Parks, Library & Recreation Board begins work on mission, vision
• Storms can produce dangerous downbursts, hail
• Duo set to perform in recital at NJC
• NJC students place in recent auto competition
• Five Sterling Regional MedCenter nurses recognized at Nightingale Awards
• CASA's 'Change for Children' fundraiser planned for May 5
• Cooperating Ministry gets Daniels Fund grant to support homeless prevention
• Sterling, Fleming libraries launching computer centers Friday
• Sterling mayor proclaims Week of the Young Child
• Tess Gareis honored with NJC scholarship
• Logan County Commissioners open bids for bridge contract
• Tornado warnings require immediate action
• Church makes health kits for Japan
• 'The Tempest` takes stage at NJC theater
• Workshop schedule for Put Down Roots tree planting at North Sterling State Park
• NJC Baseball to host Kids Day at Plainsmen Park
• Traffic stop on I-76 yields 5 lbs. of marijuana
• Sgt. Joe Lee says goodbye to SPD
• ECCLPS celebrates Week of the Young Child with carnival at SFD
• 4 generations of Clark family gather
• Sterling piano teacher honored for a 'noteworthy' achievement
• Pam Berns honored as NJC's Faculty of the Year
• Flash floods dangerous and can be deadly
• Tourist Information Center honors volunteers for 'priceless' service
• Overland Trail Museum children's program topic changed
• Free preschool screening scheduled in Peetz
• National secretary shares experience with Fleming FFA
• Late federal budget deal spares South Platte Valley RTA some worry
• NJC's LEARN group celebrates College Friday
• Roche: 2010 brought obstacles for Sterling Credit Union
• NWS: Be informed of weather watches, warnings
• Sterling High School's National Honor Society students excel at service
• Northeastern Patrons of the Arts Society's Chili Art Festival
• Child care agency celebrates 'Week of the Young Child'
• NJC students place in recent automotive competition
• NJC offering water safety school again this May
• NJC to provide TIPS training for area employees
• NJC picks up 3rd conference win against Cougars
• 21 NJC health occupation students qualify for nationals
• Pam Berns honored with NJC Faculty of the Year Award
• Becker pushes through ag tax repeal
• Rabbit wranglin' and pig pushin'
• Fire dept. encourages residents to get involved
• Book now for summer, fall travel
• 13-y.o. recovering from injuries
• Annual fee solicitation aims to bilk businesses, non-profits
• New oncologist joins Cancer Institute to treat patients at David Walsh Cancer Center
• Rep Gardner to open energy expo
• Campbell Elementary holds mini Relay for Life
• Readers Club meeting notes:
• I.O.O.F. Rebekah`s cleaning out with sale
• Parent to RE-1 board: Implementation of ICAP key
• TIPS training offered for area employees
• Honor administrative staff with a spa treatment
• Elk of the Year
• Five generation -- Bauder family
• Arbor Day Foundation names Sterling Tree City USA community
• Small Business Wellness Fair offered
• Keep children in car seats, boosters as long as possible
• Trinity Lutheran Preschool pancake breakfast Sunday
• Creative Eyeworks holding fundraiser for Relay For Life
• Pregnant teen sentenced after plea deal in stabbing case
• FFA students connect class to life
• Online swap program makes clothing kids less costly
• Students share lessons learned in RE-1 Valley's robotics program
• Local student groups perform at CHSAA music festival
• NJC picks up 3rd conference win against Cougars
• Local authors' children's book donated to schools
• Area fire crews battle Hwy. 6 grass fire for 4 hours
• RE-1 Valley School board OK's funds for health insurance, lawsuit
• NJC 18 liquor license renewed despite problems
• Colorado Young Farmers Educational Association holds successful state institute
• Horses Don't Fly -- according to Kimball, Wisdom and Luft
• Conference looks at child care 'in a new way`
• Wear college gear for College Friday April 8
• Newsletter design class offered at NJC
• Pet of the Week -- Tito
• NJC to offer newsletter design class this month
• Lunch Out presentation will take ladies around the world
• VFW honors past Auxiliary presidents
• LIFT luncheon notes:
• Schuman to serve 60 days in jail on animal cruelty case
• Enrollment drop means bigger budget gap for RE-1 Valley Schools
• National Weather Service Skywarn class teaches storm safety
• Campbell students raising funds to fight cancer
• 77 inducted into Phi Theta Kappa at Northeastern Junior College
• NJC music students give 'First' concert Friday
• Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg pushes bill for water structures
• Staff reaching out to home day cares
• Program for area at-risk youth needs funds
• Sterling Lions hosting speech contest for high schoolers
• State Patrol asks drivers to pay attention
• Johnson works closely with other doctors for patients' health
• NJC holds all-sports banquet
• 77 NJC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Sen. Greg Brophy finds success at capitol
• Sterling Regional MedCenter staff wins Banner leadership awards
• RE-1 keeps kids busy, learning at Summer Club
• Plainsmen drop two to Lamar
• 2011 fishing licenses on sale
• GNI meeting notes
• Brett Family Singers performing in Ft. Morgan
• Champion Tigers roar through Sterling streets to celebrate state title
• Goals for Bottom Up economic development initiative set at county level
• RE-1 District Accountability Advisory Committee subcommittees advance on goals
• Fire advisory Saturday for Sterling, northeast Colorado
• Second Wind Fund supporter knows pain, loss from suicide
• Happy Trails 4-H club hosts pancake supper
• Bridgestone to offer free screenings at Northeastern 18
• City Council holds closed-door meeting with water attorneys
• Seat belt enforcement efforts target rural Colorado drivers
• Merino High School to stage play this weekend
• Logan County Commissioners: Treasurer's balance down at year's end
• Chicken Soup author rescheduled for April 14 at NJC
• Sterling Fire Department joins national education effort on 911
• Quota Club gets presentation on hearing dog organization
• Knights of Columbus bingo night brings food for Cooperating Ministry
• Bomgaars helps Peetz FFA grow
• 3 teens injured Tuesday in collision with bus
• Lodging Tax Board workshop targets 'miscommunication` over visitors center volunteers
• RE-1 Valley staff address concerns about ICAP at DAAC meeting
• Bottom Up committee to hold community meeting
• Annual Health Fair draws nearly 700 participants
• Sterling Lions hold annual Pancake Night for Sight
• First Friday @ First Presbyterian to showcase NJC students
• Caliche students raise funds for library books
• Sterling to host vocal, instrumental festivals
• Division of Wildlife: Final week for big game draw
• Pet of the Week -- Miss Kitty
• Chicken Soup author rescheduled for April 14th
• Ayres Elementary students selling origami to aid Japan quake, tsunami victims
• NJC's annual Chili Arts Night is April 9
• Logan County Republicans get update on economic development
• NJC hosting special horse and rider contest
• Combined Auto/Toy shows draw 1,100 to NJC's North Campus
• NJC's Annual Chili Arts Night is April 9th
• NJC hosting special horse and rider contest this weekend
• 2011 NJC Auto Show Results
• NJC Criminal Justice Club To Hold First Annual Pancake Dinner
• Rising gas cost a concern for Prairie Express
• Caliche High School prom electrifies
• O'Connell: Resources available locally to grow business, economy
• Friends of the Library seek used books
• NJC's Atta Girl Award goes to Deb County
• Chamber's awards night honors contributions to business community
• Mobile meth lab found on traffic stop
• St. Patrick's Day DUI enforcement yields 3 arrests
• Northeastern 18 bill becomes law
• Ag tax exemption headed for House floor
• RE-1 students to stage 'The Sound of Music`
• Christ United Methodist collecting health kit items to be sent to Japan
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes:
• Merino FCCLA STAR struck: Programs in Action Project
• Dense fog advisory in effect
• Parents object to academic 'programming' at RE-1 Valley meeting
• Not afraid of anything... much
• O`Connell to speak at GOP breakfast
• El Pomar grant helps NJC help businesses
• Truck, trailer roll on interstate
• Doctor's Visit
• Care packages headed overseas
• Prewitt, Jumbo, Douglas: Inspections, fee changes
• Sterling Middle School 3rd quarter
• Sterling High School 3rd quarter
• Caliche 3rd quarter
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered Friday in honor of Lance Corporal Christopher Meis
• Ginger Weeks pleads guilty to lesser charge in death of 3-year-old stepdaughter
• Hearing date set for 'decoy' driver in I-76 pot bust
• RE-1 School Board OK's purchasing new computers
• Fleming students' 2011-12school year to start earlier, end later
• 3 injured in rollover accident on Highway 138
• Preschool screening March 31 for Merino Schools
• Colorado experts support new car seat guidelines
• Velasquez of Mesa Ridge To Play Volleyball At Northeastern
• Plainsmen fall to late Colby surge on home field
• Einspahr becoming a Mountain Lion
• Aricka Muller headed to Plainswomen
• Jena Monheiser trades Wildcat green for Plainswoman gold
• International Inliners rolling into town for NJC's 2011 Auto Show
• 2011 NJC Auto Show here this weekend
• Northeastern signs first ever soccer player this week
• Train totals semi trailer at C.R. 83 crossing
• Residents tell city council 10th Ave. speeds dangerous
• Master Gardeners receive certificates from CSU Extension
• Centennial Mental Health offers scholarships for future professionals
• Overland Trail Museum offers 'That Settles It` children's program
• Shore fishing season open at North Sterling State Park
• Lions expect to serve 10,000th plate at Pancake Night for Sight next week
• County renews pork producers' permits
• 4 injured in rollover accident Friday
• 13 arrested after hit and run near Yuma
• RE-1's health insurance costs rising less than expected
• Put down roots at North Sterling State Park's upcoming tree-planting
• NJC Receives El Pomar Grant for Entrepreneurial Training
• RE-1 Valley budget workshop draws crowd
• Contract non-renewal items get mixed results from RE-1 school board
• Red Cross 'Your Heart Our Hands' fundraiser next week
• Peetz School District faces cutting 2 staff to meet budget gap
• Chamrocks meeting notes
• Iliff Computer Center customizes computers with only the features needed
• Pedestrian suffers minor injuries in Monday accident
• Lions Club Students of the Month -- February
• Water Smart turf management classes offered
• Tigers lose first game at home
• Water conservancy district board looking at Pawnee Creek
• "40 years -- 600 Songs" for Centennial State Chorus
• Walk-ins welcome to attend Sterling Community Health Fair
• Area students challenged to be kind at 'Rachel's Challenge' assembly
• Deadline nears for CAWG scholarships
• Garden club to visit Country Gardens
• Sneak peak at today's pages
• Hershberger's new book looks at Sterling through pictures from past to present
• J-A aims to maintain delivery schedule
• Rep. Becker defends PERA bill against House committee changes
• Community shows some green to support Family Resource Center
• Brophy`s bill to save time passes committee
• Judge denies bond plea
• Water scarcity requires cooperation
• Canine Companions spotlighted
• High Plains meeting notes:
• City offers assistance for removing dead trees
• Colorado's outdoor agencies resume mussel mission
• Fort Morgan concert series drive begins
• Sterling After 5 dinner meeting March 22
• Logan County Lodging Tax Board actions raise concerns at Visitors Information Center
• RE-1 Valley School Board reviews academic plans, graduation requirements
• Centennial State Chorus concert to feature award-winning "Sound of the Rockies"
• Tickets now on sale for Second Wind Fund benefit
• A day in their boots -- Riding along with the Sterling Fire Department
• Miller family helps Family Resource Center's mentoring program
• Ertle Bros. goes 'green' after hours for St. Patrick's Day
• Woman's idea hits Walgreens
• Free tax prep clinics expand locations
• Fiber enthusiasts meeting Saturday
• Cowboy Up service March 21
• Hershberger to hold book signing
• Register for NJC parenting class by Wednesday
• Conference looks at elder exploitation
• SCF to hold training exercise in Sterling
• Patrols stepping up for St. Pat's Day
• Wildlife commission approves fees
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered Tuesday in honor of Limon police officer Jay Sheridan
• City offers help with cost of trees
• Conservation Reserve Program
• Xavier Talton leads Sterling boys to 4A title over Windsor
• Spring forward!
• State budget in the spotlight as session hits mid-point
• California, Oregon sustained most damage from tsunami
• Two killed, one hurt in crash
• Coloradans warned of charity scams following earthquake, tsunami
• Wellness expert Angie Myers says weight a growing problem in U.S.
• Logan County Design Team offering advice for handling financial struggles
• VFW Post and Auxiliary dinners
• National Weather Service, Office of Emergency Management offer weather spotter training
• Merino FCCLA students shine with food project
• U.S. Cavalry equipment on display at Logan County Historical Society meeting
• Logan County Commissioners suspend EMS Task Force meetings
• Flood control info to be presented at open house
• Northeastern 18 bill gets nod in Brophy's absence
• Sterling Tigers triumph in nail-biter at state basketball tournament
• Sterling Public Library holding program on service dogs
• Elks Lodge No. 1336 Citizen of the Year
• Gardening workshop offered in Sedgwick
• Funeral for Colo. couple allegedly killed by son
• Japan earthquake: Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 quake
• Sterling, Eastern Plains under fire watch Friday
• Local Masons install new officers
• Charles Wade faces addition of 'habitual' charge for sex assault on child
• Caliche's "Bullying Hurts" program sees success at putting an end to bullying
• Logan County Road & Bridge Department getting 2 new trailers
• Hickenlooper announces consolidation plan for Department of Natural Resources
• BLM adds time for public comment on solar
• Colo. Farm Service Agency celebrates National Ag Day
• Sterling Tigers' Xavier Talton named to Gold Crown's All-Star team
• LIFT luncheon notes
• Chamrocks 4-H meeting notes
• Sterling High School students strum a musical medley at Rotary meeting
• Bamboo Gardens liquor license request raises questions for Sterling City Council
• Parks, Recreation and Library Board tours changes at Sterling Rec Center
• Logan County Commissioners, Lodging Tax Board discuss website project
• RE-1 Valley School District changing Frances Gillespie Award process
• Crowd flips for Shrove Tuesday pancake supper
• Pre-licensing class dates changed
• St. Anthony Catholic School student qualifies for state geographic bee
• Colorado lawmakers hold first 'Girls with Goals Day`
• NJC students show talents at Winter Choral Concert, play
• Traffic stops yield drug charges for Neb. men
• Halfway there on $1.1M budget reduction
• Science Fair Finalists
• Christian Women`s Connection to meet March 22
• Teachers` union calls for higher wages
• Businesses urged to get involved in College Friday
• Organization celebrating 99 years
• Tracks in the snow
• Judge imposes gag order on Burlington murder case
• Willard church hosting dinner
• Cowboy Up meeting in new location
• Fight over ag tax exemption heats up
• Vogel: Know rules before lighting fire
• Jared Sonnenberg becoming lay minister
• Governor`s jobs initiative meetings start in Haxtun
• Corrections
• Lions donate to Cooperating Ministry of Logan County
• Family Resource Center's Family Parenting Night explores children`s behavior
• Exchange students need families
• Courage Classic dates announced
• Austin Beckner named Children's Hospital Ambassador
• Prince of Peace Episcopal Church hosting annual pancake supper
• Ayres Elementary students tip 'Cat' hats to Dr. Seuss
• 12-year-old boy held in deaths of parents, injuries to siblings at Burlington home
• Two found dead, two injured in Burlington home on March 1
• Fancy Nancy's
• Thieves using jury duty to steal ID's
• NJC students judge 6th-grade science fair
• Water treatment plant work on schedule
• Start a composting journey
• District One hosts cookoff, tournament
• Sterling students in honor band
• Pies and Pops performance March 7
• RE-1 District Accountability Advisory Committee suggests budget fixes
• Merino School Board extends superintendent contract
• NJC to hold choral concert on Saturday
• Logan County Fair Rodeo Queen Kelli Blough ready to saddle up
• Relay For Life hosts Team Captain University
• Sterling City Council member Heather Delgado-Diaz speaks to county Republicans at Saturday breakfast
• Board of Cosmetology to host free event at NJC
• Gilbert Dean Schuman guilty on all 14 counts of animal cruelty
• Prosecution not surprised by guilty verdict in Schuman case
• Ron Michieli following life plan
• Lions host musical meeting featuring SHS band
• Colorado Division of Wildlife asks waterfowlers for input on framework
• Glenn Miller Orchestra performance touches all ages
• Lions send off used eyeglasses for needy
• FBLA partners with BOCES
• Social Security office hours announced
• Young artists to perform at monthly concert
• Heritage Center reopening
• Engagement - Fritzler -- Buckmaster
• Wedding - Enslow -- Albers
• Cory Gardner: Balanced budget must start with Congress
• Correction: Sterling FBLA
• Logan County Republican Breakfast moved to Saturdays
• Sen. Greg Brophy`s student meds bill moves to Colorado House
• Board of Health welcomes Carmen Vandenbark as new director
• 125 new DNA samples collected at Logan County Jail under Katie's Law
• Pre-licensing course offered
• New SPD officer sworn in
• Birth Announcements
• Club news
• First Birthday - Whitney
• Howard Hamilton retires after 20 years with E-911 Authority
• Schuster joins Sterling Police Department
• Division of Wildlife to hold off on alcohol ban at Jumbo, Prewitt
• Peetz School Board weighs expected budget cuts
• Julie Hettinger to head up Logan County Fair exhibits
• 59 Sterling High School students to compete at state FBLA
• Grassfire burned out of control south of Iliff
• Organ recital to feature Kevin Utter Sunday
• Merino FCCLA students hold service project
• Cooperating Ministry of Logan County receives donation from choirs
• National speaker here on Friday for nursing fundraiser at NJC
• Sterling Police Department presents 2010 awards
• Colorado State Patrol seizes 123 lbs of pot in 1-76 bust
• State funding, enrollment to impact RE-1 Valley budget
• Sterling City Council passes ordinance to fund water plant
• National speaker for nursing fundraiser
• Tri-county reps meet to discuss emergency services
• Bomb Threat
• Tennants honored at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Barbara Baker chosen for NJC's admin award
• NJC academic profile shows shift in student population
• Cookie sales support troop
• Makayla Schwartz wins auto tech award from NAPA Auto
• Justin Stone awarded first in state
• Baker chosen for college award
• Girl Scouts cookie booth sales start today
• Sterling Correctional Facility dog trainers honored for their efforts
• NJC Advisory Council anticipates hefty budget cuts
• Lance Bolton: Lessons learned from NJC fireworks incident
• Division of Wildlife agreement puts end to Rep. Becker water storage bill
• Orpheus Club meets Monday
• Gary Tole to lead upcoming Glenn Miller Orchestra concert in Sterling
• Janice Rice speaking for her ward on Sterling City Council
• RE-1 Valley shows bus drivers appreciation for "Love the Bus" month
• Food labels bring RE-1 Valley schools extra cash
• Sterling Correctional Facility search team takes over Fleming
• Visitation restrictions aim to contain flu
• NCHD announces Family Planning Clinic schedule
• SHS to hold parent/teacher conferences
• Published author Kathy Kovach to speak at Spunk and Spirit meeting
• Vandenbark signs with NJC
• Cleveland Flood was inmate killed at Sterling Correctional Facility
• NJC culinary arts instructor brings passion to program
• Department of Corrections announces reorganization
• Colorado State Patrol makes another big pot bust on I-76
• Fleming principal gets contract extension
• Rep. Cory Gardner to speak at Sterling Rotary Club
• Cowboy Up! on Monday, Feb. 21, to include big announcement
• City announces President`s Day closures
• Artificial flowers, decorations to be removed at Riverside Cemetery
• After 5 meeting Feb. 22
• BNSF: Trains average more than 1 per hour through Sterling
• FBLA District 3 Leadership Conference held at NJC
• Xcel Energy announces changes to its Solar*Rewards program
• CSU Engagement Center seeks volunteers for Youth Community Mapping project
• Logan County Commissioners table 2 Lodging Tax Board proposals
• 4 students cited after fireworks incident at NJC
• Nov. ballots to go through the mail
• NJC's Andy Bartlett receives One Scholarship
• Baxter Arnold recalls 1,700 weddings at Sterling Public Library's Valentine Tea
• Spelling Bee Winners
• Sterling Public Library holds grand opening for renovated building
• Man faces charges of sex assault on child in Logan County
• Lisa Schapira receives NJC's Rising Star award
• Broadcaster honored by Grand Lodge
• Carol Ulmer recognized at Cooperating Ministry of Logan County banquet
• 'Shots fired' call at NJC determined to be fireworks
• Morgan Co. Extension offering radon program on Feb. 24
• Sterling High School Tigers get their revenge against Windsor
• Balance and weight training class offered at NJC
• Xcel: Keep natural gas meters clear of ice and snow
• Beef Boosters to hold Hamburger Feed at NJC
• Library hosting afternoon tea today
• 'Love bug' that lasts
• Cars targeted in Charmony, NJC area
• Inmate death under investigation
• All about love
• Two arrested in big marijuana discovery
• Hospital volunteers offer scholarship
• Public Records
• SCF to hold training exercise in Fleming
• Cause of death of SCF inmate unknown
• Winners have their way with words
• Students break barriers
• Task Force split on IGA proposal
• Program fosters success for struggling students
• Reward offered for info on copper theft
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak steps down
• Schapira receives Rising Star faculty award
• New Sterling Rec Center equipment getting a workout
• 'Psychology' behind proposed permit for Jumbo, Prewitt users
• Miscommunication factor in fatal shooting of Weld Co. deputy
• Brush receives downtown award from state gov
• Correction
• Sears makes donation to RE-1 Valley Foundation
• Seedling tree orders due Feb. 28
• Legislative Day at state capitol Feb. 24
• Ashley Atkin going from Wildcat to Bear
• Balance and weight training class offered at NJC
• Burns and Cox named Andi Whitlock Heart Award winners for 2011
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered Thursday in honor of Specialist Joshua Campbell
• Sitting in the hot seat
• Officials to consider EMS agreement
• Food bank aims to keep hunger at bay
• Budget expected to come up short
• Urban tree care workshop in Greeley next week
• International Music Fest comes to Brush Feb. 12
• Dating violence serious for teens, parents
• Annual benefit its 'usual' success
• Snow, wind and ice create a mess
• NJC alum to speak at district conference
• Program targets progress for special needs students
• Grand opening celebration Feb. 12
• Admin contracts extended another year
• Community Briefs
• Grant to support mentoring program announced
• NJC auto and toy shows combined in 2011
• Brown -- 65th
• A taste of the Ramada
• Church offers night out for parents
• Proctor Peppers January meeting notes
• Military News: Ryan Smith
• Heritage League fundraiser
• RE-1 inservice presentation explains changes to standards, testing
• Photographer`s work on display at NJC
• Hospice benefit feeds all kinds
• Failure to yield leads to 2-car collision
• NJC auto and toy shows combined in 2011
• NJC hamburger feed moved to February 19th
• Gina Harris Friends First
• Missouri photographer work on display at NJC
• Glenn Miller Orchestra swinging into Sterling
• Logan County Fair Board seeks bids for services
• Local lawmakers move bills forward
• New video resource offers additional help for interpretation
• Grandparents help St. Anthony students celebrate Catholic Schools Week
• CMLC banquet changing locations
• Heritage Fest committee starts meeting
• Pancake supper in Willard
• Teams can register online for American Cancer Society Relay
• New commissioner welcomed at reorganization meeting
• Helping city, county court business
• Reward offered in handgun theft
• Regional service idea on the table
• Rollover injures patient, crew
• Beginning crochet class offered
• Bowker -- Fisher Marriage
• Mueller -- Brown engagement
• LIFT luncheon notes from Jan. 27
• Clerks` assoc. offers scholarship
• Elementary deans' duties reviewed
• Identity thieves target everyone
• Logan County 4-H members attend Leadership Development Conference
• State standards subject of RE-1 inservice
• Heritage Center closed
• Colorado State Patrol seeks interested youth
• Eye institute offers ophthalmology services
• Farm Bureau students active at all levels
• Sparks ignite truck fire at Luft Machine
• Weather service issues wind chill advisory for tonight
• Plainswomen Blow Out Lamar
• Plainsmen Pull Off a Win
• Supporters honored for contributions
• Thieves use many methods to steal information
• Advisory board spots filled
• Sun could fuel savings
• NJC Alumni Association supporters honored for contributions
• New Kiwanis members
• Northeastern honor roll for fall semester
• Arctic temps impacting local schools
• Lawmakers converse at Sterling 'Cracker Barrel' session
• 2 honored for service to NJC Alumni Association
• 30-year Sterling Fire Department volunteer Ken Nicolaus ends career
• Van Berg family feels blessed by Hospice's support
• Life Line Screening coming
• Schools closing as wind chill warning in effect
• Frontier Energy moving headquarters to Sterling
• Work on new Overland Trail Cultural Education Center progresses
• Bartlett and Koester earn PTK accolades
• 2 honored as Pathfinders at luncheon
• Williamson to present Broadway tunes
• February clinic schedule
• CSU Extension Advisory Board meeting postponed
• In the hot seat
• Bartlett and Koester earn PTK accolades
• Frontier Energy Group to expand operations in Sterling
• Lawmakers won`t see 'steer tailing` bill
• Nextera donates yaw drives to wind program
• Merino student`s poetry a Can Do winner
• NJC offering CPR First Aid class
• Senior balance class needs coaches
• Winter weather expected
• Advantage Treatment Center may be used to house sex offenders
• RE-1 School District to absorb cost of free breakfast
• Get help applying for college aid
• Ag youth license gets go-ahead from committee
• Band potato supper Feb. 4
• NJC baseball season starting
• SRM Wellness activities planned
• Readers Club meeting notes
• St. Anthony Catholic School plans for Catholic Schools Week
• Commissioners promise to work with gun club
• Changes proposed at Jumbo, Prewitt State Wildlife Areas
• Auctioneer Korrey has passion for fast talk
• Famous firsts celebrated at Sterling Middle School's annual forum
• Get help applying for college aid in Sterling on Feb 13
• Community blood drive scheduled Feb. 4
• Library closing for move
• Local authors signing books at SPL
• Legislative 'cracker barrel' planned Saturday
• GNI meeting notes
• Caliche Junior/Senior High Honor Rolls
• St. Anthony Catholic School Honor Roll
• NJC Farm Bureau students active at all levels
• Two Tigers off to college
• Next Era Donates Yaw Drives to NJC
• NJC Women Take Another Win
• Plainsmen Make it Into a Show
• RE-1 District Accountability Advisory Committee sets new tech standards
• Individual Career & Academic Plans to guide students' education
• Gun club's last shot misses mark
• Northeastern Releases Honor Roll for Fall Semester
• Basketball Teams Walk Away With Wins
• Judge orders Mark Weeks' iPhone password released
• NJC offers management training again
• Sterling Lions Club Committees set sights on eye care
• Early Childhood Conference focuses on making learning fun
• Change of date for Heartbeat Support Group
• Plainsmen Sign Canadian National Team Catcher
• NJC Offers Management Leadership Training
• New officers selected for Northeast Colorado Association of Local Governments board
• CDOT workers find cash, drugs on I-76
• State EMS expert reviews final recommendations
• "Money Talk" class offers financial guide for women
• Sterling High School 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
• Tax Help Colorado Providing Free Services again in 2011
• MediaNews subsidiary buys Lehman chain
• 'Mending Broken Hearts' support group beginning
• Barbara Perez not afraid to follow her dream
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• Superintendent gets contract extension
• LeAnn Rimes to headline in 2011
• Water main break floods Front Street
• Getting a workout
• St. Anthony under alert after threat
• New faces on General Assembly and ag committees
• Salazar meets with ag groups
• CSU's Regional Engagement Center still finding its course
• LeAnn Rimes to headline at Logan County Fair Night Show in 2011
• Art is born
• Annual pancake supper planned Jan. 29
• Peetz School Board looks to trim budget
• Relay For Life Committee kicks off fundraising season
• 'Incredible Years' a resource for challenging parenting moments
• Sterling firefighters train for hazmat
• NJC staff show their inner funky chickens
• Hospice of the Plains auction items rolling in
• Extension offers programs on mitigating deadly radon
• NJC Tallies Second Overtime Win
• NJC Women Defeat Lady Lancers
• NJC Women Top Lady Knights
• Plainsmen Defeat North Platte
• 2 receive diplomas at ceremony
• New wrestling coach named
• Man arrested on escape warrant
• City Service Awards
• Board shoots down gun club
• Retired school employees meet
• Estrada -- 40th Anniversary
• Funding constraints on workforce centers, higher ed programs limit services
• Logan County EMS Task force takes a vote
• RE-1 Valley School Board approves facility use policy
• Subscribers get added value
• Jeff Squire speaks at Lions Club meeting
• Denver Nuggets Rocky to Visit NJC
• NJC to offer special class for nursing assistants
• Basketball Winter Camps
• Plainsman Baseball Signings
• Becker blocks ag fee increase
• Committee kicking off fundraisers
• Technique promotes healing
• Colorado State Patrol's "Puffer Week" starts Sunday
• GNI meeting notes
• Class offered for nursing assistants
• Stepmom`s lawyer withdraws in toddler death case
• Northeastern Junior College student 1 of 4 to get RMAA scholarship
• Reformed Christian publishes book
• Johnson 65th Anniversary
• Community Briefs
• Catholic Daughters meeting notes
• Tracking sex offenders a joint effort
• Northeastern Junior College staff tours new 'green` dorm
• Overland Trail Museum reschedules New Year`s program
• Recycling program returns to Walmart lot Saturday
• Republicans plan breakfast, dinner
• Vaccination campaign debuts in Colorado
• Extension offering weight-loss program
• Sterling City Council approves program to shrink water meters
• Community responds to challenge
• Logan County Fair rodeo vendor approved
• Board tours redone library
• Ice safety tips for winter fun
• Radon workshop to be offered
• Wheat growers meet
• After5/CWC meetings planned
• DUI death toll rises during holidays
• Clements to head Dept. of Corrections
• Marsau`s owner keeps tradition of sales
• NJC Women Pick Up Another Victory
• Frozen conditions lead to more accidents
• New Arrivals
• Public Records
• New neighbor?
• Prairie Express logs more miles in 2010
• 'Horses Don't Fly' subject of program
• Two new Sterling Police officers sworn in
• Pre-licensing child care provider class to be offered
• A Hectic January for NJC Cagers
• Storm watch issued
• Lambrecht at First Friday
• Series returns next week
• County trying again
• Alzheimer`s Association offers class
• Board gives nod to farmer's market
• Sonnenberg: Finances still primary concern this year
• Local lawmakers take leadership roles in House
• Photo contest winners named
• FFA chapters invited to join the fight against hunger
• DA ready to move forward on Alward case
• John Salazar named Commissioner of Agriculture
• A fond -- and funny -- farewell for Commissioner Jack McLavey
• Defense seeks more time in Mark Weeks' case
• RTA meeting Friday
• A Christmas gift for foster care
• Resources available for those interested in becoming childcare providers
• Athletes bond with students
• McEndaffer gets OK to grow
• Sterling`s first baby comes late
• Cold Liberty
• Touchpoints training coming
• Search is on for Miss Teen Sterling-World 2011
• Public Records
• Sweet Performance
• McLavey proud of projects accomplished during term He oversaw Justice Center, Courthouse renovations
• Fun to spare at New Year's party
• Board considers facility fee changes
• 2 cars jump the track Sunday
• Melissa's School of Dance joins Chamber
• In Memoriam correction
• CSU accepting seedling applications
• Quota club helps out book fund
• Treasurer takes the oath
• Icy roads lead to numerous accidents
• Public Records
• Screenings target diabetes, osteoporosis
• Proctor Peppers meeting notes
• 1st Friday to feature local saxophonist
• UPDATED: Blizzard warning in effect till noon
• Prison escape tops list of local stories
• Volunteers join court advocates` organization
• Gardner announces office space
• Metabolism screenings scheduled
• Winter storm strikes Sterling
• New look debuts in new year
• Horse rater training scheduled Jan. 22
• Northeastern Patrons of the Arts "Reminiscence"
• CT Heart Score detects risks
• New Arrivals
• Perspective
• Local college students meets Warren Buffet
• Winter storm expected in Sterling
• Pick your party
• Winning bids under budget for new road equipment
• Council members wrap up 2010
• Diabetes program starts next week
• Frosty Christmas Morning
• Public Records
• Parking lot mash-up
• Bald eagles wintering at reservior
• Healthier weigh to drop holiday pounds
• Readers Club meeting notes
• Pavilion reservations will be available soon
• Public Records
• Best Bedside Manner
• Public invited to homeschooling meeting Homeschool meeting on tap
• Local man finds Holy Grail
• Churches offer Christmas Eve services
• FBLA gets in holiday spirit Members, elementary students collect toys for area needy
• Children's books donated to MedCenter
• Eileen Owen Jan. 9, 1928 -- Dec. 21, 2010
• Drive-through Nativity
• Horse rater training set for Jan. 22
• Trash collection notice
• Christmas on the Prairie
• Agenda aims to wrap up 2010 business
• Foster care falls short of need
• Synthetic pot soon to be illegal
• Delta Kappa Gamma celebrates
• Restoration talent
• Board finalizes next year`s budget
• Feedlot plan raises concerns
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• Board issues wastewater cease-and-desist order
• Construction closing library
• McGill honored for high marks
• Student scholarship offered
• District earns elite rating
• Club members celebrate 90th anniversary
• Collision closes West Main
• Store walks successful path
• Santa visit rounds out fun family event
• Middle school jazz
• Cookies and Cocoa draws crowd
• Peetz holiday music
• Nursing students receive pins
• New policy sets coach regulations Volunteer assistants must undergo background check
• Anderson -- 40th
• Students help Abused Partners for holidays
• Drive-through Nativity scene finale tonight
• Sterling Police Department offers tips to keep holidays safe
• Sterling City Council OKs grant participation
• Sterling Regional MedCenter staff 'adopt' 50 Project Christmas Truck participants
• Firefighter 1 Academy graduates 9
• Caliche National Geographic Geography Bee winners
• GNI meeting notes
• Fire ravages Atwood home
• Logan County Commissioners host annual coffee
• NECALG approves bigger 2011 budget
• Holiday home
• Copper theft reports increasingly common
• Locals get scholarships from K-State
• Food baskets aid those in need
• Northup to lead school board assoc.
• 4-H support pays off as Sterling man wins truck raffle
• Last-minute gift ideas from the DOW
• Holiday music in the air
• Bealls contest supports Toys for Tots
• Roadway changes suggested
• Officers elected for 2011-12
• Department heads offer reports
• Baby Bear Hugs Cash for Christmas winners announced
• Cookies and Cocoa at SPL
• Jan. office hours in Sterling
• Christmas snapshots
• Refurbished longer, smoother runway reopened
• Growing program a success
• Board turns down online school proposal
• Hospital's diabetes program recognized
• Burger King holding food drive
• Alsco donates basketballs
• Wellness activities scheduled
• Master Chorale memorials
• Jingle Bell Fantasy
• Crowd packs Legion party
• City Council Agenda
• Roasted Chestnuts
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• Christmas tradition a fun exercise
• Concept for downtown finalized
• Master Chorale Musicians
• Parks & Rec holiday schedule
• 2011 budget set at $207,450 Bus trips see rise this year
• Grand Opening of Carol's Furniture and Sleep Shop prize winners
• Police dept. wants to hear from you
• American Quarter Horse Reserve World Champion
• Musical talent runs in the family
• Are pets on your holiday shopping list?
• Full-day class helps kindergartners achieve
• Blue Santa returns Saturday
• Update on NJC holiday music performances
• Locals join Audubon's 111th Christmas Bird Count
• Christmas on the Prairie
• Gardner Listening
• American Legion provides Christmas dinner
• Brophy meets with flooded homeowners
• RE-1 Schools playground renovations go forward
• Barb`s is back to original location
• Madrigal showcases musical talents
• Guard, Reserve recognizing supportive employers
• Parade of Lights - SPL Dragon
• Heritage Dance Group Halloween party
• Rec Center extending open swim for Christmas break Rec Center Xmas break open swim hours extended
• Domestic violence suspect shoots self
• Club spreading holiday cheer overseas
• Centennial State Chorus and Windsong Chorus concert
• Northeastern Patrons of the Arts Society Holiday Reception
• Theatre group presents dinner and show
• Santomaso selected by Fair Board
• Sterling Library Christmas Tea
• 2nd meeting planned on water table issues
• Live broadcast canceled
• CASA asks community to give
• Air Force Academy Band set to perform in Fort Morgan
• MOPS for all kinds of moms
• Trinity Lutheran offers free Christmas dinner
• Faith United Methodist giving parents a "Day Out"
• Workshop offered for insulation pros
• Lewton promoted to Assistant DA
• 19th Noel to include solos, instrumantalists
• Staff preparing for Christmas on the Prairie
• Journal- Advocate announces staff change
• FFA South Platte District Conference has students looking to future
• Schuman jury trial moved to February
• Berns receives special recognition
• Carol`s Furniture reopens at new location
• Room left in truffle, cookie classes
• Sterling Public Library Holiday Events
• Club News
• Kiwanis Banquet
• SRM sponsors wellness activities
• Organizations prove reason for season
• Lights on parade in downtown Sterling
• Madrigal a trip to festive days of yore
• Sterling lawmaker: Restore ag tax exemption
• Crystal Clean joins Chamber
• Cocoa with Santa
• First Birthdays
• Student services honors star performers
• Carol's furinture La-Z-Bo center
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• Residents meet with water engineers
• County ambulance services face similar challenges
• Rice wins Gems Among Us contest
• Black Friday Shopping
• Council urged to update master plan
• Store marks 85th anniversary
• Advisory board examines goals
• N. Sterling park's future unclear Parks official denies any park is to be closed
• New landfill sorting fees will be waived
• Students attend HOSA conference
• LIFT meeting
• First Birthday - Tatum Richards
• Chamber Gala
• Logan County Chamber of Commerce ambassadors
• Barnes Pharmacy cancels Black Friday sale
• Honor roll achievements
• Carol's celebrates Grand re-opening, 35th anniversary at Carol's Furniture and Sleep Shop
• Reservoir manager presents water plan
• Retailers help stretch local dollar
• Experiment gives students hands-on experience
• Volunteers decorate for holidays
• Help choosing your Medicare D Rx Plan
• Public invited to holiday events
• "We Serve"
• He was chosen to live
• NJC athletics auctioning Christmas trees
• Preschool celebrates Thanksgiving with friends
• Sampling the wine Learning the four "S's" of tasting
• Walmart foundation
• Rockin' and rollin' with Flash Cadillac
• Peace Lutheran hosting Thanksgiving Eve service
• New dorm may cause parking crunch
• Increase proposed in 2011 budget
• Finals exemption raises concerns
• Calendar raffle event a big hit
• Thanks to 'Trick or Treat Street' sponsors
• VFW Auxiliary honors 60-year member
• Subdivision regulations reviewed
• Man arrested on embezzlement charges
• Josh Frank recieves funds from Pheasants Forever Banquet
• Zion hosts bake and craft sale
• Secondary auto tech program on a roll
• Thanksgiving baskets to be delivered Nov. 23-24
• Nelson guilty in theft from newspaper
• Five graduate from 'Getting Ahead` support program
• Committee considers funding requests in Sterling
• Grant to provide computers for Fleming library
• Sonnenberg honored for essay
• Elks Lodge Thanksgiving Dinner Together
• Holiday operating hours
• Chamrocks 4-H meeting
• Capraro wins campus contest
• Commissioners hear October reports
• SHS grad finalist for fashion award
• Policy changes highlight Merino board agenda
• Anna Nielsen presents free recital this Thursday at NJC
• College restaurant announces winter hours
• CSU/DOLA open house re-scheduled
• Santas look for miracles at Bank of Colorado
• Students present drama, comedy in 2 acts
• Early Childhood Council offers discipline workshop Dec. 2
• Surviving grief during the upcoming holidays
• Quota International
• Orpheus Music Club meeting notes
• Exploring communication
• Alward makes first court appearance
• Student enrollment drop yields budget worries
• Family open for oil changes
• Local chapter holds annual banquet
• 'Missing` trust fund raises concerns New owners say money was moved, not missing
• Logan County tanks won`t need paint job
• Mary Stewart sets holiday table decorating rules Light, courage keys to unique decor
• Oyster Fry for auto tech
• Gemaehlich -- 40th
• NCHD staff to hand out free food thermometers
• Caliche sends two to National FFA Conference
• FBLA relates business and education
• Walking is the answer
• Merino students honor military veterans
• Chamber gala set for Nov. 19
• Meetings move back to courthouse
• New director signs on to Sterling Parks, Library and Recreation Department
• Rice: Veterans make nation great
• Students help fill shelves
• Snow's first fall
• Caliche High School honor roll
• Sterling High School honor roll
• Performance of The God Committee this weekend
• Road dept. warns of rough year ahead
• Council approves 2011 budget
• Step-mother makes court appearance
• National Survivors of Suicide Day to be observed
• City observes Veteran`s Day
• Veterans Day program set for Thursday
• Students to show they 'got it'
• Prepare for winter weather
• 4-H members honored at annual banquet
• Negotiations policies under discussion at workshop
• Bookmobile reps make case for more money
• Warehouse fire deemed arson
• Scholarship Pageant seeking Sterling High applicants
• TRI LC
• Five generations of Sonnenbergs
• Bookmobile reaches readers
• Band bowled over by fundraiser`s success
• Presentation on German-Russian settlers
• City budget hearing Tuesday
• Names sought for Xmas baskets
• Business owners send message with votes
• Speaker to present Jack Slade story
• Ensemble presents historical fiction "Radium Girls" opens Nov. 19
• County budget faces $.5M cut
• Dotsero set to return to Sterling
• Holiday auction Nov. 16
• Ring -- 75th
• Seniors will impact local economy
• CUMC holiday bazaar Saturday
• Readers Club meets
• Energy Expo this Saturday
• Tracking Votes
• Library to benefit from auction
• CSU Taylor workshop set for Dec. 13-14
• Tennant retains coroner seat Reager 'satisfied` with race
• Voters choose Donaldson
• DA term limits remain in place
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• FFA members attend national convention
• CSU Extension to host risk management workshops
• Evidence gathering not complete
• Center pairs with school to help youth
• Early voting results in
• Colorado Top Races
• Updated Logan County results
• Gardner defeats Rep. Betsy Markey in Colorado
• Logan County unofficial election results released
• Proposed Colo. tax-and-debt measures lose badly
• Colorado Senate race down to the wire
• Tennant retains seat as coroner
• Voters choose Donaldson for county commissioner
• Students of the Month
• Bruce Gentry headlines First Friday concert
• Wal-Mart donates to Sheriff's Office
• Residents turnout to cast their votes
• Local students receive national degree
• Assessment lists area assets and strengths
• Complete election results in Wed. J-A
• No tricks -- plenty of treats
• Caliche band hopes to strike success
• Big gift on the prairie
• Review creates something to discuss
• GED Student of the month
• Comprehensive appraisal leads to new priorities for RE-1
• Assessment Team arrives in Sterling Bus tour points out highlights of the area
• Avon rep issues scam warning Buyer paid 'extra` for order
• Law enforcement turns up heat for Halloween
• Car smashed by combine, train
• SCF shows giving spirit
• Author tells his story
• Socialization important in aging
• Halloween activities last the weekend
• NJC reaches out to schools
• Dome Fire: Sunshine Canyon, parts of west Boulder evacuated
• November Wellness activities sponsored by Sterling Regional MedCenter
• Community Briefs
• Commissioners welcome wind farm
• SCF counselor receives Health Corps funds
• Brophy breakfasts with the Republicans
• Road closing for bridge replacement
• EMS task force formed
• Council tables budget proposal 60, 61, 101 complicates decision process
• NJC to offer holiday wine class
• Be safe for Halloween
• Harryman honored by NJC auto tech program
• NJC offers Trick or Treat Street
• Advisory board approves RE-1 accreditation plans
• Library scares up some fun
• City, businesses offering treats
• J-A gets new and improved look
• Making a difference in Sterling
• Cooks patch together fun fall activity
• Spooky meeting
• Masons' Pumpkin Carving Clinic this Saturday
• Trip guidelines issued for FHS senior class
• Community Brief: Board of Health to meet
• Stray siren result of glitch
• Fall function fuels fun for preschool families
• Local student addresses teen issues on Capitol Hill
• Wildfire plan requires input
• Investigation closed against coach
• Bureau makes finding better businesses easy
• Agencies offer tips on senior safety
• Animals to benefit from fundraiser
• Girl goes missing from Wiggins area
• Blood drive draws big crowd for Josh Frank
• Peetz Schools getting teacher recruiting funds
• Alarm raised at Wells Fargo
• Young cancer patient gets a-maze-ing support
• Mystery (almost) solved at Overland Trail Museum
• Planning board gives wind project a nod
• Commissioners move forward with industrial park design
• Sterling joins effort to 'Make a Difference'
• Pet of the Week: Meyer
• Are my glasses OK?
• Supervisor answers concerns about landfill fees
• RE-1 freshening up menu ahead of mandates
• Mock accident shows gruesome reality
• Local pioneer honored with headstone
• Public Records
• New Arrivals
• Community assessment requires public input
• Fun at the Caliche Elementary Carnival
• Games and activities galore at carnival
• Colo. author to speak at Sterling Public Library
• My turn at the table
• Plainsman Grill debuts new look, menu
• Crash yields 2 citations
• A grand business unveiling
• NJC revs up program for students
• Upcoming Event: Senior Law Day Oct. 26
• Community Brief: Markey staff office hours in Sterling
• Tax initiative opponents speak at meeting
• Salon promises sun-kissed look year-round
• Couple aims to raise bar scene with 'Bottoms Up'
• Children's club focuses on local history
• Healthy habits key to aging well
• Landfill fee increase raises objections
• Sushi a rare experience for Ladies' Lunch
• Sterling High golf caps season with banquet, recognition
• Bible Lighthouse celebrates 35 years
• Parks and Rec board gets information on ballot initiatives
• Pet project
• Merino school board offers no position on tax questions
• City council reviews proposed 2011 budget
• Community garden receives weather-tight donation
• Sterling police seeking community response
• Girl Scouts celebrate new flagpole
• Spooks return, inviting fearful and fearless alike
• CDOT advises motorists to prepare for winter driving
• Frost advisory in effect tonight
• Deputy Justice pulling ahead in duck sales
• Sworn to protect
• Fall cleanup starts next week
• 'Star-Spangled Sound' takes the stage
• Teachers schooled on new standards
• Chambers headstone dedication planned
• Memorial pheasant hunt draws 28 shooters
• Public Records
• From refugee to business owner: The American Dream
• NOTE TO READERS: J-A closed Monday, Oct. 11
• Senior parks passes go on sale Nov. 1
• Sunday birthday scores a 10
• 80th birthday celebration
• Homecoming highnesses
• Fair Board confirms 2010 success
• FCCLA students gather at NJC campus
• RE-1 cancels gymnastics meet, puts coach on leave
• Chance of storms this afternoon
• Club News: LIFT notes
• Firefighters teach kids fire safety
• Aging issues include financial plans
• Fort Morgan, Brush hospitals' management now talking
• Meeting offers facts about ballot tax questions
• Commissioners sign off on annexation report
• Coat drive set for Oct. 23
• RE-1 academic frameworks available for public review
• Recorder's Notes: Ballots will be mailed out Oct. 12-15
• Problems growing for higher ed
• Tiger highlights McTeachers Night
• Sterling Public Library's Story Time starts
• New Plainsman Grill chef bringing trends to Sterling
• NJC admins get new titles, job duties
• Rural fire district joins opposition to tax initiatives
• Merino celebrates with community festival
• Inaugural fundraiser set for Humane Society
• RE-1 concerned with cost of ballot questions
• RE-1 teacher put on leave, reinstated
• Alward facing 12 counts
• Merino celebrates with community festival
• War, history inspire artist's paintings
• Merino crowns royal pair
• Duck, dog face off in support of Blue Skies
• October deadliest month in state for impaired driving
• GreatStrides Walk raises money, awareness for Cystic Fibrosis
• Charges filed after dog bites injure Sterling woman
• Public Records
• Maes: Won't be bullied out of race
• Sharkey seeks CU regent seat
• Alum brings inspiration to college
• Ballot issues go beyond tax questions
• Takes More Than Love
• Board of Health opposes 60, 61 and 101
• Caliche teachers get rewards from Walmart
• Girl Scouts raising funds for lodge renovation
• Boy Scouts teach gun safety with NRA grant
• Sterling firefighters urge safety
• RE-1 advisory committee starts new year
• Sonnenberg balances ballot questions
• Recorder's Notes
• Sterling City Council moves toward annexation
• Cancer diagnosis all too real for young couple with Sterling ties
• For Peetz Sake celebration includes homecoming events
• Illusionists scheduled for benefit performance
• Elks to host funny fundraiser
• County sheriff to enforce Iliff codes
• FBLA all about moving mountains
• New dorm 'moving along swiftly'
• Public Records
• Hadeen honored as 'colonel'
• Financial Focus: Think before joining the 'gold rush'
• First responders recognized at local school
• Local family faces rare disease
• A 'perfect storm' brewing
• Company utilizes blowing energy
• Public Records
• Seeking a better way
• NJC Star Party set for Saturday, Oct. 9
• Fleming joins opposition
• 'Love' not all of the answer
• Re-1 schools reviewing dress code
• Peetz schools oppose 60, 61, 101
• AARP donates to cancer center
• Hospital auxiliary fundraiser
• Newsletter design class happening at NJC
• Study shows Colo. car seat use declines in 2010
• RECORDER'S NOTES: Important election dates
• NJC News
• Community Briefs
• Windsong salutes women of defense
• Merino schools may oppose proposals
• Haxtun, Merino hold annual community festivals
• County stands opposes propositions
• Sugar Beet Days deemed a success
• Stabbing sends woman to hospital
• State GOP chair: Rural votes important
• Crews take film for Sundowner commercial
• Health Department board meets Wednesday
• Red flag warning in effect today
• 'Heroes' honored at Fleming Fall Festival
• Tough times ahead
• Public Records
• 'Courtyard Tea' offers a taste of Ireland
• Students taught Internet safety at Peetz
• Series addresses issues related to aging
• Fair board supports local 4-H clubs
• New NJC math prof finds US system similar to native Phillipines
• Pastor wants Sterling to 'make a difference'
• State team to evaluate Sterling economy
• Cooperating Ministry food pantry running low
• Something for all at Sugar Beet Days
• NJC nursing program welcomes longtime RN
• Small business counseling in high demand
• 'Local' contracting no easy process
• Project perks up Peetz school library
• Fleming celebrates at fall festival
• Library work enters phase 2
• Auction planned to benefit library
• Colorado native joins NJC faculty
• New FFA members urged to get involved
• Council stands against propositions
• Barnes partner selling to Walgreens
• Fourmile Fire: Gold Hill's history -- and lifeblood -- saved
• Sterling Miracle Players present 'Annie'
• Keeping infection under control
• Salon promises divine treatment
• Sterling runway project employs new technique
• Fourmile Fire fully contained; volunteer firefighter at focus of investigation
• Public Records
• Coroner, Sheriff's Office investigate found skeletal remains
• Air show delights in sky, on ground
• NJC honors student leads Great Strides walk next week
• Sonnenberg questions wildlife land acquisitions
• New business instructor has ties to college
• Fourmile Fire 87 percent contained; first residents allowed into burn zone
• RTA gets replacement board member
• Logan County Historical Society to tour Merino sites
• RE-1 Valley School District ACT scores down from 2009 results
• Ladies' lunch on wine and food pairings
• Iliff class of 1960
• Gessler seeks return of integrity
• Upcoming Event
• Need is great for court advocates for children
• Fire warning remains in effect
• Cancer center a gift of hope
• Cancer center opens
• RE-1 Valley Foundation ready to help
• Team reviewing RE-1 Valley schools
• Fire danger high through Friday
• Residents raise concerns with DOC
• Fourmile Fire is now state's worst in history, with 135 homes destroyed
• DOC head: 'We dropped the ball'
• Elementaries welcome 2 new staff
• Courthouse meeting room getting sound system
• RE-1 board resolved to oppose ballot initiatives
• Step-mother accused of murder appears in court
• 90th birthday celebration
• Roads Closed Around Campbell Elementary Today
• Riders invited to see history from horseback
• Sterling police investigating stabbing
• Fourmile Fire: Minimum of 63 structures lost, only half of burn area surveyed
• 2 new teachers head SMS classes
• Corry Volchoff brings plateful of experience to Plainsman Grill
• Sterling High adds new staff
• Fair Board sets dates for next year, 2012
• College welcomes new employees
• Lions breakfast pays off for library
• Information Extension: The power of a positive identity
• Sterling stars in Best Western commercial
• NOTE TO READERS: J-A closed Monday, Sept. 6
• 1 new teacher joins Darrell Smith H.S.
• Firefighters seek to 'fill the boot' over Labor Day
• 1 injured when 'Bug' rolls SUV
• Public Records
• Public meeting set to discuss prison escape
• County clerk fees down over last year
• Exercising for healthy bones
• Library work nearing phase 2
• Mark Weeks appears in court
• Comm center ID's issues in notification system
• Crook pastor following call to move
• Public Records
• Kids' cuts to work a miracle
• Wheelock featured at First Friday@First Presbyterian
• Children's garden blossoms at Sterling Public Library
• Normal routine returns for escapee's hostage
• Daughter's birth inspired independent candidate
• 4-H projects put good meat on the table
• Library, Xcel help residents check energy usage
• After 57 years - Farewell to Fifty
• Good food for the soul
• Board reviews preliminary 2011 budget
• Memory Walk supports local programs
• Brainstorming to break down business barriers
• Giacomini retiring from student services
• Ranchers differ on benefit of new antitrust rules
• GOP breakfast features coroner candidate, Young Republicans
• Sterling man caught in drug sting
• Upcoming event: Parenting class starts Sept. 8
• Logan County CSU Alumni Association awards additional scholarships
• Treatment helps patient, family cope with Alzheimer's
• National Guard unit supports brigades
• Iliff passes medical pot ordinance
• Santas' miracle at country store
• Burning gets a red flag for afternoon
• Burning gets red flag on Friday
• Teams followed tracks to fugitive
• Peetz School Board to review vision for district
• SCF neighbors worried as armed search teams combed rural area
• Are my glasses OK? Lessons in budgeting
• UPDATED: Alward caught
• Recorder's Notes: Election information
• RE-1 Valley staff ready for productive year
• Safety priority at schools near search
• Council hears proposal to improve downtown
• Changes in SCF's future
• Day 3 Update: Teams still searching for escapee
• Schools concerned about student safety as search continues
• Inmate search passes 48-hour mark
• FInancial Focus: How to generate retirement income -- during retirement
• Reward offered in search for SCF escapee
• Search continues for escaped prison inmate
• Calls warned residents to take safety precautions
• Manhunt enters Day 2 for prison escapee
• Fleming school board approves policy items
• Bus service gets grant for medical transport
• Hospice, MV Equipment draws for mower winner
• Students fill NJC dorms - to capacity
• Feeders and Friends benefit huge success again
• Gardner stops in Sterling for district tour
• Upcoming Events
• Inmate escapes from Sterling Correctional Facility
• Student News: Strauser earns doctorate with high honors
• Rehab dept. redefines 'nursing home'
• Relay For Life wraps up
• Altercation lands council woman in jail
• Teachers taught to FISH!
• Sportsmen address community concerns
• Community Brief: Commissioners to meet Aug. 24
• Community Brief: City Council to meet Aug. 24
• Edward Sonnenberg family hosts reunion
• County puts best foot forward at fair
• Bus safety rules reign as school resumes
• Memory Walk fundraisers feature signed football, flags
• Logan County Sheriff's Office investigating shooting
• Area students awarded Pinnacol Foundation scholarships
• Recorder's Notes
• Board leaves gun club on the table
• Merino school board OKs superintendent contract
• County seeks fairgrounds walking path
• Sterling city council chooses Rice as Ward 3 representative
• County Express to use Daniels Fund grant for vehicles
• Twin honors: 2 named Eagle Scouts
• SFD fights 2 structure fires
• RE-1 board sets negotiation policies
• Under the big top
• Round Robin tests showmanship skills
• Auction puts meat into troop support
• Spending up for school supplies
• Back-to-school season starts
• Creative Eyeworks hosting Memorable Bear
• Prairie Express riders, miles up in July
• Hospital welcomes new advisory board members
• NJC seeks hospitality help on move-in day
• Sterling, northeast Colorado under storm watch
• New exhibit features art and history
• Student News
• REVIEW: Love story with great title doesn't disappoint
• Tip leads to escapee's capture
• Mural grows Sterling's artistic landscape
• Runway work lifts off
• Rich: Much to come at Overland Trail Museum
• Parks, Rec board meets at museum
• Non-profit posse provides security
• Commissioners get update on water pipeline
• Summer readers pool 10,000-plus hours
• Jail inmate wanted after escape
• Artistic disciplines intertwine with winning cake
• Fair livestock sale brings in $300,000
• Contractor confronts city council
• Powell wins primary
• School district reviewing facility maintenance plan
• CSAP results mixed for RE-1
• Primary ballots due by 7 p.m.
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Sterling area
• He's back home on the range
• Air transport to serve expectant moms
• NJC seeking scholarship applicants
• Language classes offered this fall at NJC
• Fair parade draws nearly 100 entries
• Fair royals thank sponsors with luncheon
• Saturday night show packs grandstands, arena
• Upcoming Event
• Mud, sweat and college
• Contractor questions process
• Royal treats
• County Republicans officially open headquarters
• 4 seek Ward 3 seat on Sterling City Council
• Sonnenberg: Primary turning interesting
• Walgreens fighting diabetes
• Fair draws long distance commitment
• 4-H project leads to trophies, career
• Lions welcome cowboys, community to fair
• Library receives Recovery funds from USDA
• Haxtun FBLA members attend Nationals
• Hands-on history lesson
• Memories of 4-H last a lifetime
• Miss Rodeo Colorado to visit fair
• Commissioners OK boat club's 2011 fireworks display
• Laurel Williams descended from LeRoy settlers
• Rachel Schuppe's family farmed in Proctor
• Merino School Board meets with new supt.
• Becker wins sportsmanship award
• Clown gives sneak peek at upcoming act
• Crook High School classes gather
• Help wanted for Pawnee Buttes project
• Washington officials offer help for vets
• LCSO welcomes new deputy
• Deadline extended for discount Fair ride tickets
• Cooperative could help water owners
• July Jamz finale draws 800
• Revue shows 4-H'ers fashion, sewing skills
• Patty Barlett sworn in as trustees' association's first vice-president
• Royal contestants show Western style
• Fair service recognized at barbecue
• Nonprofit serves 500 developmentally disabled
• 1 travels I-76 corridor for school district workshop
• Colo. children get a 'boost' as new law takes effect
• City agrees to take Christmas lights
• City council agrees to join EMS talks
• Parade food drive planned
• Upcoming Event: Keith Duell & Friends in concert at Foursquare Aug. 4
• Lions Cowboy Breakfast Aug 4
• Children's safety in bus drivers' hands
• Anderson ends long career at Sterling bank
• Summer weather
• Upcoming Event: 3rd annual Bison Days next week
• Bake sale to support child abuse prevention
• Auction to raise support for fair royalty
• Colorado ag photo contest seeks entries
• Family finds fields ripe with kindness
• Closing act will bring story to Sterling stage
• Gritty pictures
• Fair supt. still having fun after 25 years
• Local impact of health reform uncertain
• City council weighs cost of local contracts
• 4-H club selling peaches
• Club News: Chamrocks 4-H Club news report
• Logan County Fair Mega Passes available at area businesses
• Quota offering ear protection at Logan County Fair
• Bodybuilder muscles through obstacles
• Mr. Colorado to speak at Walgreens' JDRF walk
• City resident says loose pets pose threat
• Frank: Center won't duplicate existing services
• Mari family reunion
• Ready to rodeo
• Ballot issues worry local governments
• 2 in running for Ward 3 council seat
• 2 specialists staff new CSU center
• 25th Reunion planned for SHS Class of '85
• Public Records
• Family celebrates 80th birthday
• Crook puts a twist on community fair
• Bus service adopts logo for marketing
• Sterling trooper honored for saving man's life
• Community Brief: Commissioners to meet July 27
• Upcoming Event: Perry Buck to speak at Republican Breakfast
• CSU center opens Monday
• Program links students with host families
• Feeders and Friends event to benefit Beckner
• Ethnicity becomes bigger issue
• Gardner wants to be voice for rural Colo.
• Schuman pleads not guilty in animal cruelty case
• Authorities announce return of sex predator
• Saying goodbye...
• SRM switching to paperless records
• NJC receives $1.3 million grant for wind-tech program
• Annual Crook Fair starts Friday
• Sportsmen take another shot at club location
• Severe thunderstorms possible in Logan County; warnings for south central, central Logan County issu
• Scholarship recipient
• Parents arrested in girl's death
• Mooncats mix it up
• 95th birthday celebration
• A touch of the North Pole in July's heat
• RE-1 to cut coaching staff
• Museum takes 'Step Back in Time' to 1884
• Young artists shaping talents
• Commissioners requesting GOCO grant for walking paths

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