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The Fort Morgan City Council took a trip to visit the Wastewater Treatment Plant, Electric, Water and Gas Departments before their meeting on Tuesday. The tour was to familiarize new Council members with the departments and their personnel, along with learning about what they do. After the tour, they went back to the City Hall […]

The Fort Morgan Police Department recently held its Annual Awards event, during which Chief of Police Loren Sharp paid tribute to officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Marshall Charles P. Eyser and Officer Fred Rehmer, both remembered with a dedicated training room at the police station, lost their lives while […]

August Nielsen moved to Fort Morgan from Thornton three years ago and was surprised to learn that the town did not have a flag. He decided to create one himself, using the Rainbow Bridge as inspiration. “I was searching the internet and ran across a video on YouTube about state flags, town flags, and flags […]

Courtney Zahn, President of the Navajo Townhome Association in Fort Morgan, received complaints about the Acoma Avenue and West Street intersection near Fort Morgan Middle School in early 2023. In April, Zahn, a school teacher, experienced the intersection on a day she wasn’t working. “This is terrible,” said Zahn.  “I learned that people had complained […]

Chief Dennis Sharp with the Courtland Police Department received a $10,000 grant from Running 4 Heroes, according to our news partner at The Moulton Advertiser.

Mayor Indya Kincannon and other City leaders will observe the 21st anniversary of the September 11th attacks at the annual wreath laying ceremony at t...

Knoxville city leaders will observe the 21st anniversary of the September 11th attacks at the annual wreath-laying ceremony at the City County Building.

Three lost sons have returned home to the Wind River Reservation—135 years after they made the trek east to Pennsylvania, where they died and were buried. The repatriation of their remains in 2017 and 2018 came about through the efforts of their Northern Arapaho families, efforts detailed in the Wyoming Humanities-supported documentary Home from School: The Children of Carlisle. In early March 1881, Little Chief, Horse, and Little Plume—boys aged fourteen, eleven, and nine—left their Nor...

Thats the superintendent of chicago police, eddie johnson. >> charles: president trump slamming the chicago police superintendent after skipping the speech. my next guest did attend the event. dan sharp joins us. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> charles: i watched most of the event, i thought it was fantastic and i appreciated the law enforcement officials getting together to have these discussions. obviously president trump was pretty upset that the host city, not just the mayor abo...

Is that where we are going? >> we have cameras on our officers for years and what weve seen is when the public, when they realize their own camera, it seems to have an impact on the person we are dealing with and on the officers. our officers carried micro cassette recorders for years before the technology advanced. so knowing the information is there and that it can be utilized for review for either misconduct or be used in prosecution, its somewhat game changing. you know at the end of the day...