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Surge in Spending Demands Restraint

Surge in Spending Demands Restraint

70% Center coverage: 17 sources

The debate in Washington over reducing spending on Medicaid should not be framed solely as a fight over cuts. It should focus on reform. America needs to rein in the cost of Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)…See the Story

Colorado health officials brace for layoffs amid loss of federal funding from Trump administration

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Colorado health officials brace for layoffs amid loss of federal funding from Trump administration

74% Center coverage: 8 sources

Colorado’s health department is bracing for several layoffs early next month for workers focused on cancer and heart disease prevention, thanks to the apparent loss of nearly $2 million in federal grant funding and the state’s own bleak fiscal outlook. The Department of Public Health and Environment initially said 11 positions would be eliminated through layoffs in its health data and prevention services divisions “because of delays and uncertai…See the Story

Xcel needs new air permit for Pueblo’s Comanche station even as it plans to shutter the coal-fired plant

Xcel needs new air permit for Pueblo’s Comanche station even as it plans to shutter the coal-fired plant

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

If all goes as planned, Xcel Energy is applying for its last federal air-pollution permit for a coal-fired power plant in Colorado. But environmentalists worry that is a big “if” as long as the Trump administration is in power, and now they are asking the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to include the Comanche Generating Station’s projected closure date of Jan. 1, 2031, in the Pueblo power plant’s latest Title V air permit. …See the Story

Warmer, with chance of storms later in Fort Morgan

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Fort Morgan will be a bit warmer today, with a chance of rain and storms later, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast calls for a high near 93, with a low around 59. Clouds will increase, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms late this afternoon and into the night. Sunday’s weather is expected to be similar. The detailed NWS forecast follows: Today: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 3pm. Increa…Brush · Brush See the Story

Devotional: Jesus leads us to our goal

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

“In the same way, I tell you, there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents.” — Luke 15:10 What is God’s desire? What does God care about? Our text reminds us: God desires to save sinners! God desires to save people like you and me! And when God convinces me that my sins are forgiven, that Jesus is my Savior, that there is a home for me in heaven, the angels in heaven rejoice! So what is God doing in your …Jesus Christ · Brush Read Article

Unshakable: The truth that doesn’t move | The Belt of Truth

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

I’ll never forget the sting of the Texas sun at Camp Bullis, just outside of San Antonio. It was the next phase of my training, following Basic Training and the Police Academy at Lackland Air Force Base. This training wasn’t just about learning the ins and outs of the M60 machine gun or polishing our […]Brush · Brush Read Article

Eben Ezer expands care in Fort Morgan at Dahms-Talton Legacy Living

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

On Thursday, June 26, Eben Ezer hosted an open house to celebrate the opening of Dahms-Talton Legacy Living, Assisted Living, an Eben Ezer community. Donors, staff and local residents gathered to tour the renovated residence and thank those who made the project possible. The former Harmony Home at 1620 E. Riverview Avenue in Fort Morgan was recently acquired by Eben Ezer, the nonprofit senior living provider with a long standing history in north…Brush · Brush Read Article

DeLaFuentes Celebrating 65 Years of Marriage

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Art and Helen DeLaFuente of Brush are celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary. The couple married June 23, 1960 in Brush, with Mr. and Mrs. Isabel and Hilda Mendoza as witnesses. They went to eat afterwards to celebrate their marriage. The DeLaFuentes lived in Hillrose for a short time before moving to Brush. Art and Helen are the parents of Mary Ellen, Jo Ann, Arthur, Kathleen, Barbara, Judy and Tara. Their grandchildren are Ashley, Elizabet…Relationships · Lower Saxony See the Story

Eben Ezer celebrating gift from Dahms, Dahms-Talton

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A generous and transformative gift from Alan Dahms and Pollard Talton-Dahms has ensured the future of assisted living care in Fort Morgan. The couple’s significant contribution has supported the acquisition of The Harmony Home by Eben Ezer, a faith based, nonprofit senior living provider with a long-standing history of serving northeast Colorado. In recognition of this extraordinary act of generosity, the newly acquired community will be renamed…Brush · Brush Read Article

Colorado AG and candidate for governor Phil Weiser addresses rural concerns

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Colorado Attorney General and candidate for governor Phil Weiser spent Saturday, June 14, in Fort Morgan visiting with local workers, healthcare professionals, and community leaders. Throughout the day, he listened to concerns and discussed progress on jobs, healthcare, agriculture, and rural infrastructure. Weiser attended the Teamsters Local 455 Member Appreciation barbecue at Glenn Miller Park, where he spoke with workers about the proposed K…Agriculture · Brush Read Article

Writers on the Range: Americans face a test of community and citizenship

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Each of us Americans conducts our daily life in bubbles, all shockingly siloed from each other. These days, we don’t share much common ground between our circumscribed worlds based on culture, zip code, religion, and political beliefs. We feel empathy toward others inside our comfortable corrals. But too often, mutual support doesn’t reach outward. Mistrust replaces compassion. I spent late April in my conservationist bubble. Since the first Ear…Brush · Brush See the Story