Phillips County Sheriff Thomas Elliott warns drivers to be mindful of traffic control devices and road closures, which may be used to indicate dangerous conditions.
Every year, winter finds motorists unprepared for the challenges of driving in the ice and snow, stranding people for hours and sometimes days until help arrives or conditions improve.
New year, new you. Maybe it’s a bit cliche, but now’s as good a time as any to think about physical fitness.
Parkview Assisted Living in Imperial has a community coffee time once a week. These nine residents were seated around one of two tables enjoying fresh coffee, cookies and cake. A rousing discussion ensued about their memories of snow days at home when they were children. Seated from left were Mava Jane Hurd, Jan Huser, Wilber Kuenning, Dee Taylor, Harold Maris, John Osler, Kaye Barker, Elaine Hink and John Karns. — Johnson Publications
Snow days are bound to happen, and children find themselves home from school wondering what to do.
Rod Pelton, Jerry Sonnenberg
Chalk up a victory, at least for now, for truckers in northeastern Colorado who would like to avoid the laborious process of going through the Fort Morgan port of entry every time they make a t
Follow this graphic from Petplan Pet Insurance to determine if it’s too cold for your pet.
Winter weather can be dangerous not just for humans, but pets, as well.
There are many ways to make sure all your loved ones are safe this winter.
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