Jeff Rice

Sterling voters will decide in November whether the city can impose a five-to-ten percent tax on medical and recreational marijuana sold in town. The tax would be in addition to the regular sales t…

Sterling City Council observed a moment of silence Tuesday evening in memory of former Councilman Doug Robinson.

Most grants are for general operating expenses El Pomar Trustees recently approved $82,500 to 10 nonprofit organizations in northeast Colorado during the foundation’s July meeting.

Yvette Cox, nurse navigator at the David Walsh Cancer Center, received Sterling Regional MedCenter's quarterly DAISY Award recently.

Logan County continues to struggle with the state's new digital access law and may have to spend as much as $50,000 for new software to even come close to compliance. Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg, who was in the state Senate when House Bill 21-1110 was passed and signed into law. It mandates that all […]

A leading Colorado animal welfare champion hopes a ballot initiative she's working on will eventually lead to better veterinary care coverage for farmers and ranchers.

It’s now legal to carry a gun into Sterling City Council meetings. In a unanimous vote Tuesday evening, the council opted out of a clause in a new state law that would prohibit anyone except law en…

Fixed incomes, rising taxes and general inflation, and a lack of coordinated information on housing are making it harder for many older citizens to find and keep housing.It was the same litany of woes that has been recited whenever housing in Sterling and the area is discussed, but this litany was particularly woeful because there […]

Constitution Week is coming, and that means Darlene Harnly is putting in some extra hours.Harnly is chairperson of the Constitution Week awareness

Sterling Rotary Club will wrap up the Sugarbeet Days celebration this year with its annual Pluck-a-Duck event this year.