| | | | | The beetle kills trees by burrowing into their inner bark and cutting off the flow of water and nutrients. | | | | | Atrash is seeking to fill the seat vacated by sitting Board President Barb Kruse, who is prohibited by term limit from seeking reelection | | | | | Lori Goebel is contending for a seat on the Thompson School Board, vying to replace outgoing board member and current president Barb Kruse | | | | | Loveland’s Downtown Pumpkin Festival takes place on Saturday. | | | | | Of the Thompson School District’s 30 schools, 14 range in age from 50 to 107 years old and nine range in age from 25 to 49 years old. Older buildings require large investments to replace equipment that is worn out or does not meet current safety standards or building codes. The bond includes $43 million to meet the highest priority rehabilitation near term needs to protect the investment in existing school | | | | | Recently Trump and Hegseth addressed 800 U.S. military leaders at Quantico. The mandatory meeting summoned generals and admirals worldwide at considerable cost. | | | | | Last month I left you with honesty and curiosity. While these are essential helps toward a life of humble truth-seeking, we can’t hang it all on these two alone. | | | Here is a selection of comments on stories posted on the Reporter-Herald Facebook page Oct. 4-10. | | | | | Donald Trump is famous for his hubristic overstatements, but his characterization of Thursday’s events as a “momentous breakthrough” in the Middle East is supported by the facts. Even if his characterization of the future there as being one of “lasting peace, hopefully an everlasting peace” still remains to be seen, given that history teaches us that “lasting” is a relative term in this region and “everlasting” too often a mirage. | | | | | Fresno State might have accumulated more offensive yards than Colorado State in Friday night’s Mountain West Conference matchup at Canvas Stadium, but the Rams came up with enough big plays defensively to pull out a victory. | | | | |
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