A historical season came to a historical and record-setting conclusion for the Lone Star girls basketball team, last week in the Class 1A State Tournament at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. The Longhorns went 2-1 to claim the consolation championship, finishing with a 20-6 record. It was theContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s boys basketball team is back in the big house. The Indians will take the floor today, March 10, at the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland for the first time since beating Fowler in a Class 2A quarterfinal in March, 2020. The top-seed Indians, 22-1, will take onContinue Reading
Jamie Unger has announced his intention to run for Yuma County Commissioner District 1, a seat currently held by Trent Bushner. Unger said, “This county has provided me with a great deal of opportunity and I want to insure that Yuma County continues to be a place conducive to theContinue Reading
The Yuma County Conservation District (YCCD) in Wray is currently offering seedling trees for the 2022 season to local landowners. These low-cost trees can be used for wind breaks, erosion control, snow breaks, wildlife habitat or any other use that can be beneficial to the landowner. In addition, the YCCDContinue Reading
Fort Morgan, Colorado, March 3rd, 2022: In support of our Ukrainian neighbors, the executive team announces Viaero Wireless will be the first cellular carrier to offer free calls to Ukraine. Effective today, we will waive charges for customers placing calls to Ukraine from our home network. Voice calls, text messages,Continue Reading
Are you interested in knowing how much compensation you would receive if you choose to voluntarily retire your irrigation well? The Republican River Water Conservation District (RRWCD) can help. The RRWCD offers two water conservation programs to well owners throughout the Basin—CREP & EQIP. You start by applying for anContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s boys basketball team played like the No. 1 seed, last weekend in regional. The Indians earned the program’s fifth-straight trip to the Class 2A Great 8 by storming past 32nd-seed Dawson School, 64-16, last Friday in the regional semifinal, and 90-57 over 16th-seed Vail Christian, Saturday inContinue Reading
History was made last Saturday at Brush High School. The Lone Star girls basketball team won its Sweet 16 game over Merino, earning the program’s first-ever trip to the Class 1A State Tournament. “The girls are excited,” coach Kyle Arnoldy said. “They knew the moment was bigger than them whenContinue Reading
An up-and-down season came to a fitting conclusion for the Yuma High School girls basketball team, last weekend in the Class 2A regional at Rye High School. The “up” was a 42-38 win over Heritage Christian in the regional semifinal, Friday night. The “down” was a 44-11 loss to RyeContinue Reading
Clarence George Goeglein was born February 15, 1949 to Henry and Edna (Yost) Goeglein in Akron. He was baptized at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Yuma on March 13, 1949, and confirmed in the Holy Christian faith on April 7, 1963, also at St. John’s. Clarence’s confirmation memory verse wasContinue Reading