11.02.09
What began as their typical quarter challenge, ended with lessons learned and a deeper meaning of the word give.
Children in the Elbert County Mentoring program work together to stock the food bank on Oct. 26 at Harvest Bible Church in Elizabeth for their giving challenge. Courtesy photo
Health care providers prepare for change
Whether it’s the controversial public option, long-term costs to taxpayers or so-called “death panels,” health care reform has taken its place as the most divisive topic in politics. Wiens joins U.S. Senate race
Former state Sen. Tom Wiens, of Douglas County, has announced he is running for the U.S. Senate. Library announces software update
Four libraries will be upgrading from their current library online library catalog software to new, easier-to-use, software in the Elbert County Library District. This change will be implemented on Dec. 1. Finding a healthy compromise
Alicia Marsicovetere waited 90 days to receive health insurance coverage after she was hired as a telemarketer. Events to help food bank
The Kiowa Creek Community Church Food Bank is gearing up for the holiday season with a number of upcoming events. Donated items are always in need at the food bank especially during the Thanksgiving holiday. Closures and weather updates
Highway 86 is currently closed from Kiowa to Limon. Westbound from Kiowa to Franktown the highway is icy in spots and snow-packed. For up-to-date road conditions visit www.cotrip.org. Time spent at schools could be beneficial
After years and years of volunteering in the Elizabeth C-1 school district, one woman hopes to utilize her experience in her new position on the Elizabeth school board.
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