On April 1, 2024, Gary Lee Brandt, age 85 and a resident of southern Washington County, Colorado near Lindon, passed away in the Longs Peak Hospital in Longmont, Colorado surrounded by family. Gary died of acute pancreatitis. Gary was born on May 17, 1938, along Bow Creek in Graham County,Continue Reading
703 S Main. Saturday April 27, 8am – ?? All kinds of treasures, Obscure and quirky! If it exists, we probably have it!Continue Reading
Looking for a part-time or possibly full-time truck driver. Running local loads and home every night and weekends. Must have 2 years experience, CDL and health card. Must speak English and be English literate. Otis: 970 554 0528Continue Reading
Full time farm hand must be proficient in newer John Deere equipment and green star technology and truck driving experience. Salary based on experience and knowledge. Must be located in the Otis/Yuma area. Call Aaron Metzler 970-554-0328.Continue Reading
We would like to thank: The Nazarene Church, he Catholic Church, Lutheran Church, Kevin and Rachel Dresen, Kathy Christianson, Cindy and Lisa Gardner, Lori Hoffner, Melody and Bill Glover, Amanda and Clint Monk, and Dan Baucke for all of their efforts in helping with Becci Riley’s Service. We appreciate theContinue Reading
The Yuma City Council will take on a little bit of a different look following this past Tuesday’s election. There were four candidates for three seats as council member. The unofficial results show Zach Diaz and Daniel Baucke each received 289 votes, and Marc Shay 271. Write-in candidate Daniel EbersoleContinue Reading
The Yuma Volunteer Fire Department is in need of a few good men and women. The YVFD currently has about 25 members, but has the ability to include many more. It is no longer required to live in town. One must live within the Yuma Fire District and within aContinue Reading
Yuma Police Chief Jerry Thompson walked the council through the challenges facing today’s police departments during a Yuma City Council workshop held this past Monday. The title of the presentation was “Keeping Current: The 411 on the Five-O – A Workshop on Daily Functions, Duties, and Requirements for Modern PoliceContinue Reading
The Old Threshers Group of Yuma is going to be growing crops the old-school way. Old Threshers is planting spring wheat, corn and summer fallow at the north end of the parking lot located west of the Old Threshers Grounds. Several of the Old Threshers members gathered last Saturday afternoonContinue Reading
Yuma Hospital District might have an agreement with a new CEO sometime this week. A search update as presented by YDH Board of Directors Mitch Korf, last week during the board’s regular monthly meeting. Also at the meeting were Monica King, Delaina Klein and De Ann Sewell. Robert Dorothy wasContinue Reading