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A survey says more than half their nts will keep children at home. Hong kong stocks see a rally from u. S. Holds off tough sanctions. Ain line equities are unfazed by the unexpected pull jack. Good morning, everybody. To the markets straightaway. Well show you what weve right the futures now. This is a picture for you. Futures certainly suggesting strength some coming from the european equities session. We have a little bit of catchup to play in the but not to the extent that we see futures bouncing in europe. Some expecting strength perhaps in relation to the opening up story. Far fingers cro...

Yeah. In the mortal words of abraham lincoln, that administration will be me. Are we sure . Are we sure he doesnt drink . I mean, i understand that would be a relief. Yeah. His brother drank, so he didnt. Weve heard that. Man, hes got to be on something. Its just fullblown crazy, mika. Yeah. Heres the thing, like, if youre going to say that, and im sorry to even try to suggest a logical sequencing to the crazy things he does, but if youre going to say that, if youre going to take that position, take it before the election. With this election as close as it is, a lot of democrats are even sayin...

Putting anxious feelings into perspective is an important measure people can implement in their lives as they transition to a post-pandemic world, says a local…

'); //]]>//--> By Vivian Wagner May 25, 2021 4:00 AM PT Emerging from the pandemic, people are more concerned than ever before about their health and well-being. As a result, increasingly they're turning to digital and e-commerce solutions to address their needs. In response, e-commerce companies marketing everything from personalized eating plans to immune-boosting supplements to mindfulness practices are emerging; providing consumers with the means to monitor, maintain, and take control of their health in the midst of an ever-changing and uncertain landscape. The E-Commerce Times talked wit...

The last year has been a busy one for Moffat County Public Health Nurse Olivia Scheele. It’s safe to say it’s not a year she knowingly signed up for — the workload and the general stress that the COVID-19 pandemic brought on has been incredible for public health workers nationwide. Through it all though, Scheele – dubbed the “COVID Lady” by the Craig Press in the summer of 2020 — has been front and center, taking care of patients left and right in the community, testing and vaccinating as many as possible to help Moffat County get a handle on the pandemic.