LYONS – From birth to death, life presents many transitions; local psychotherapist, Kelly Taylor Russell recognizes that these transitions can be difficult and complicated and she has built her career around helping her clients deal with those challenges.

LONGMONT – There are some things you can always expect practicing wildlife rehab in Colorado. The baby squirrels always arrive in early spring, followed by the barrage of baby birds and baby raccoons that hurry in after. But wildlife rehabilitation isn’t all about the cute and fuzzy; it’s also about being prepared for the unexpected.

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LYONS – Mark your calendars for the upcoming 9Health Fair, coming to Lyons Middle/Senior High School 100 S Second Ave., on Saturday, April 17. The fair will be held from 7 a.m. till noon and will offer several screenings and tests, including blood chemistry, colon cancer, prostrate exam, pap smear, breast exam, eye test, [...]

LONGMONT – As a pet owner, you may have concerns about your pet undergoing anesthesia. However, measures are taken to make general anesthesia as safe as possible. Anesthesia related mortality (death) is very unlikely: in a study performed by Dr. James Gaynor, a board certified anesthesiologist, less than 0.5 percent of the animals suffered a fatal complication from anesthesia.

The goats are having a picnic even if it snows, blows or it’s freezing cold. They are dining on noxious weeds at Cemex, the cement plant just east of Lyons.

The goats are owned by Lou Colby who has been running her goat grazing business called Golden Hooves for about 10 years. Colby claims that their home is on the road.

Marty Gould, a self-employed machinist, recently completed some crucial parts for the Planck Mission Telescope which is designed to look back into the universe to see what happened right after the big bang occurred and see the origins of the universe.