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Athens County celebrates Burrow despite Super Bowl loss - Vimarsana News

Athens County celebrates Burrow despite Super Bowl loss

Fans celebrated the journey of hometown hero Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals even as they mourned the team's loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI Sunday

Trees, silt clog the Republican River's South Fork. Colorado officials hope money can fix that - Vimarsana News

Trees, silt clog the Republican River's South Fork. Colorado officials hope money can fix that

Little to no water flows from the Republican River's South Fork in southeast Yuma and northern Kit Carson counties into Kansas and Nebraska, where it merges with the main river. Officials have a plan that could cost about $40 million to save the fork.

Source: kunc.org
Norwich nostalgia: Memories of life in WW2 and days gone by - Vimarsana News

Norwich nostalgia: Memories of life in WW2 and days gone by

Relive Norwich history with old photos and reader memories of the Blitz, St Stephens and Charles Watling - who started the transport company Charles Watlings.

History forces 'hard decisions' in Eastern Colorado's declining Republican River basin - Vimarsana News

History forces 'hard decisions' in Eastern Colorado's declining Republican River basin

Part one of KUNC's Republican River series showed how dropping river flows and groundwater levels are impacting farmers and ranchers in northeastern Colorado. From a 1930s flood to extended drought today, the river has been managed by three states, sometimes cooperatively and sometimes combatively. To meet the terms of a decades-old compact, 25,000 irrigated acres of Colorado farmland must soon be shut down. Part two looks at part of the history that got the basin to this point.

Source: kunc.org