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Ty's Take A 227-ton rotor rolling up the hill this weekend is exactly the kind of thing that makes Los Alamos what it is: the Lab gets what it needs, traffic backs up on Trinity Drive, and everybody figures it out because the work matters more than
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Ty's Take Michelle Renee Sanders has been a fixture around here long enough that most folks know her name before they know her story, which is probably exactly how she'd want it. The Bulletin piece today catches up with someone who's spent decades doing
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On the Water TodayLake level: 659.39 ft (0.6 ft below full pool) Today 61° Sunny · Tonight 43° Clear · Sunday 69° SunnySources: USGS gauge 06925500, National Weather Service Ty's Take There's a particular kind of week around here when the real stories hide underneath the
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Ty's Take Rain came through last week, the kind that breaks the monotony and makes you think maybe we've turned a corner, but the Weather Service drought map that came out before those clouds rolled in hasn't budged yet. That's the nature
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Ty's Take The Bulletin ran two pieces this week that, taken together, tell you something about what holds a valley together when everything else is changing. One marks the passing of Michelle Renee Sanders, a name that meant something to people around here. The other talks about the
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Ty's Take Look, Taylor Swift just dropped news about an encore version of her album, and somewhere in Deming there's probably a teenager who heard about it before she heard about anything else today. That's not a knock on anybody, that's just
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Ty's Take The break in the high school sports calendar this week comes at the right time, with the snow still sitting heavy on the Brazos and the Cumbres pass still running rough. Teams get time to heal up, coaches get time to think instead of just manage,
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Ty's Take The Valley Courier's been running those photo features on local folks for a while now, and there's something worth noticing about what they do. You flip through faces 51 through 100 and you're looking at the actual backbone of this
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Ty's Take The Sheriff's Department had a month worth talking about, and not just because of the 2.3 million in narcotics they pulled off the streets. That kind of seizure doesn't happen by accident, and it doesn't happen without work. What
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Ty's Take The Heritage Festival is back in West Plains today, and that matters more than the usual run of Thursday news. You can read about the crashes and the legal wrangling and the state guidance coming down the pike, but what actually moves the needle around here
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Ty's Take Looks like we're making a push for some real money this year. Three million in capital outlay requests hitting our legislators, plus whatever the innovation zone grant might bring in, means somebody around city hall thinks 2025 is the moment to stop talking and
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Ty's Take Screwworm's back in Grant County, which if you've been around livestock or wildlife here for any length of time, you know that's the kind of news that gets everybody's attention real quick. The parasitic fly doesn't