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Lone Star’s girls basketball team has moved into the Class 1A Top 10 after a strong start to the 2021-22 season, last weekend. The Longhorns debuted in the CHSAANow.com’s rankings this week at No. 8. Lone Star, 2-0, looks to keep it rolling when it plays No. 2 Briggsdale toContinue Reading

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Roger Cantrell Brown was born to Alvin Brown and Virginia (Morton) Brown on October 27, 1940 in Omaha, Nebraska. The Lord called him home on November 21, 2021. He was raised outside of Omaha. He and his twin brother Phillip went to school in rural Douglas County and graduated fromContinue Reading

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Robert David Neb, 84, passed away with his family at his side, Thursday, November 11, at Good Samaritan Loveland Village with assistance from Charter Hospice. He prayed that he would be with Patricia on their 64th wedding anniversary (November 23) and by the Grace of God his prayers were answered.Continue Reading

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Carol Haruf, age 77 passed away peacefully at home due to complications of Leukemia, November 21, 2021. She was preceded in death by her parents Walter and Alice Miller of Zenda, KS; Three brothers, Gerold Miller and Eddie Miller. One sister, JoAnn McArther. Husband Verne Haruf. She is survived byContinue Reading

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Janice Arlene (Martin) Cheek also known as “Cheekie”, “Sweet Cheeks”, “Cheekie Cheekie Boom Boom”, “NeeNee” (by sibling Ken) was born at home on a farm in Stonington, CO to Russel T. Martin and Alta R.C. (Heriford) Martin on July 5, 1928. She was a sister to 5 siblings; Glynda, Randall,Continue Reading

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Daniel Fred Rehor was born on July 2, 1955 to Fred H, Rehor and Betty J. Cardwell in Akron, Colorado. He went to be home with the Lord on November 11, 2021 at his home in Cope, Colorado at the age of 66. Dan served his country in the UnitedContinue Reading

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The Yuma High School boys basketball team will roll out the ball on a promising 2021-22 season this weekend. Yuma returns nearly everyone from last season, which ended in the Class 2A semifinals to the eventual state champion. “I like where we are at going into our season opener,” coachContinue Reading

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It is going to be fast times for the Yuma High School girls basketball team in the 2021-22 season. Head coach Jeremy Robinson has implemented an uptempo system this season in an effort to generate more offense. He said so far he likes what he has seen. “It’s just theContinue Reading

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Kyle Newton said he likes what he is seeing from the Yuma High School boys wrestling team. “Everything’s been really great,” the head coach said of the preseason practices. “I think it gets better every year. It’s starting to click with these guys, they’re understanding what we’re wanting to do.”Continue Reading

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Girls high school wrestling is growing rapidly. And there is no better example of it than right here at Yuma High School. There are 13 ready to wrestle in the upcoming season-opening weekend, and a few more who will eventually be ready for competition. Brandon Newton, who has helped theContinue Reading