The Prowers Journal- The Prowers Journal Site Has Moved
- Highway 160 Bridge Project Set to Start
- Prowers Journal Alert Winner Claims Prize
- Public Invited to Meet City Administrator Candidates this Thursday
- LUB Reviews Financials, Approves Scholarship Renewals
- Another Monthly Increase for Lamar City Sales Tax
- Another Monthly Increase for Lamar City Sales Tax
- Motel Lodger’s Tax Proposed to Lamar City Council for November Ballot
- Lamar Teen Center Moving to Lincoln Elementary School
- Lamar 18 & Under Team Wins Merchants Park Tournament
Monthly Archives: May 2010
Lamar Days Parade – And Not a Single Picture!
Okay, this is nuts. I just realized, I attended the Lamar Days Parade and didn’t once get my camera out. Say WHAT? Not sure I even qualify as a Grandma, let alone a journalist, no camera???? What was I thinking? Seriously, I got so caught up at just being “home” seeing old friends, family and fellow Lamar Folks, that I never even thought about pulling out the camera. My Mom, Esther Mulaney, joined us at the parade with some of my favorite Lamarites. She brought along friends, Martha Peery and Bonnie Miller, to watch the parade roll through downtown Lamar. Martha Peery was busy spoiling my grandbabies, lovin’ ‘em and watching them in the wind. She’s such a sweet woman, and loves my kids and grandkids so much. I just adore it when she talks about them. We all stood in front of Shore Arts Center and watched the Parade roll down the street. Kicked off by one of Lamar’s finest, the Parade route traveled from Big R to the Main Stop Light and then north to Poplar Street past the new Water Tower and Windmill at the Chamber of Commerce Station by the Rail Road. The crew from the read more…
Posted in Lamar Days, Local News, Parades
Tagged antique car show, Brent Pierce, Jeremy Cooper, KLMR, KVAY, modern metal art, parade drivers, Shore Art Gallery, Shriners, Summer Art Show, Willow Creek Park
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Business Development Opportunities – Lamar Networking Group
Percolating Business Opportunities — right here in Lamar. If you haven’t yet heard of and attended a MeetUp, it’s time you catch up to the new generation of interactive business building opportunities crossing the nation. Lamar, Colorado opens the door to interactive networking for local business owners, entrepreneurs, job hunters and persons with skills to get the job done and no payroll to count on. If you’re looking for someone to fill up a position in your business, have business services others could use, or just want to start a business of your own part time, this is the place to spill your business cards. no membership fee Notice, no caps, no froofroo, and no extra compensation for the folks on the start up for this big-time business opportunity in Lamar, Colorado. In fact, not only do we not charge for this event, the only money that you’ll spend is whatever you spend at the location for your own food and drinks… Unless of course you buy lunch for a guest. Some meetup organizations, or link centers, charge as much as $400.00 a year, plus monthly membership fees of $50 – $100 for exchanging business cards, meeting new business connections read more…
Live Streaming from KLMR – Anything Goes Comes to Denver
Okay – there are those who probably won’t think this is GREAT! But, I do. You see, I absolutely LOVE the morning show on KLMR. “Anything Goes” has been my favorite radio show since Clare Behan spoke the magic words way back when I was a kid. I loved waking up to “And now… “Anything Goes” every morning before school. So, now, on those mornings when I’m out of bed and avoiding the high traffic rush of Denver, I can turn on the live stream and listen to Ty Harmon and Erik Stone chatting up the Lamar News. Sometimes, I catch them hosting exciting guest speakers or discussing local events with Mayor Roger Stagner. Not that Roger isn’t exciting… but… Just sayin’… It’s good to know that when you’ve moved far away from your hometown (all the way to the big city) there’s a little part of small town tucked into the recesses of your computer. That’s a good thing. So, if you’re looking for a little piece of home, check out the live KLMR streaming link in the right hand sidebar. It’s a real hummer!