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Bailey-area residents have apparently made their voices heard after months of committe meetings, letter-writing and town-hall style get-togethers.

Cattle are guided into a chute at the farm at Shasta College in Redding, Calif., in 2019. University of Nevada, Renos virtual conference to be held next week. Claudene Wharton | Jan 08, 2021 The University of Nevada, Reno will host the annual Cattlemen’s Update virtually in 2021, via Zoom, Jan. 12-13. For more than 40 years, the University has held several sessions across Nevada in January to provide ranchers with current research-based information about issues that may affect the effic...

A group of women filled trolleys with food for Christmas dinner for 14 families last Monday morning. This was the final project of the year for the Facebook page We are in this together founded in October by Bray woman Emma Tighe. Since then, the page members have helped over 220 families with grocery shopping, presents for children for Christmas, furnishings, vouchers, and plenty of moral support. Emma had no idea when she started the page that it would end up helping so many people. She an...

Colorado Department of Transportation recently announced plans to remove the signal at U.S. 285 and Park County Road 43A, which is north of Bailey. The press release stated that “Removal of the traffic signal at CR 43A allows traffic on U.S. 285 to flow through the area, removing the traffic backups currently occurring.”  Removal of the light would provide safer, more efficient routes, decrease possible crash locations at the intersection and free right turns at CR 43A allowing for...

Former Sugar Land City Council member and community leader Karyn Dean, 62, dies of heart attack Juhi Varma, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Karyn Dean served on the Sugar Land City Council from 1999 to 2002. She passed away Dec. 13.Courtesy PhotoShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Karyn Dean served on the Sugar Land City Council from 1999 to 2002. She passed away Dec. 13.Courtesy PhotoShow MoreShow Less Fort Bend County residents are remembering former Sugar Land City Council member and area busine...

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If you’ve seen surveys about news consumption and thought they sounded pretty bleak, I have some bad news. A new, yearlong analysis from the Pew Research Center indicates there is “strong evidence” self-reported numbers — low as they may seem — may be inflated. This is apparently especially true for Americans. The authors — Michael Barthel, Amy Mitchell, Dorene Asare-Marfo, Courtney Kennedy, and Kirsten Worden — explain: Many Americans say that following the news is “very impor...