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Not that still makes sense in todays market. They are putting together that work plan. Will be more than happy when that process is completed to obviously provide you Additional Information on precisely what were thinking. The key here is to make sure that the Playing Field is level between those who are owners and those who are producers to make sure theres not an unfair advantage in the relationship and to make sure in difficult times that those who have invested a lot of hard earned resource and time are treated fairly if a contract is terminated order for some reason a contract is modified...

A reminder, well have live coverage of mrs. Reagans funeral from the president ial library in simi valley friday at 2 00 p. M. Eastern. White house spokesman josh earnest took reporters questions about the Supreme Court vacancy, last nights president ial primary and this is a one hour portion of todays briefing. Good afternoon, everybody. I do not have anything off the top so we can go straight to questions. Darlene, would you like to start . Do you have anything to add to your reports that u. S. Special forces are questioning the head of the Islamic State units trying to develop Nuclear Weapo...

Morgan County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) held its annual meeting at The Block in Fort Morgan on Friday, March 22. The meeting was an event of celebration of local achievements. It was not just a meeting but a platform to showcase progress for the community. Executive Director Kristin Clifford-Basil took center stage to discuss their […]

The Sustainable Economy Advisory Council met last week at Mesalands Community College at the North American Wind Research and Training Center to talk

Rural communities, both here in Arizona and elsewhere, have historically struggled to keep their young residents in town and bring them back if they’ve left.A new survey from Local First Arizona aims to reverse that. The group asked young people in a handful of Arizona towns about housing, jobs, education and recreation in their communities. They got more than 400