The Logan County Commissioners proclaimed May 2024 as Mental Health Month during their April 30 meeting. Commission Chair Mike Brownell read the proclamation, noting that 1 in 5 American adults experiences a mental health condition each year. In part, the proclamation reads: “We encourage all residents of Logan County to: “• Educate themselves and others […]
Rates will be going up at the Logan County Landfill this year. Landfill Supervisor Josh Cline told the commissioners that the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will be increasing user fees for solid waste disposal from 35 cents to 39 cents per cubic yard July 1. Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg asked if CDPHE provided […]
The Logan County Commissioners dispatched a number of agenda items with little to no discussion, but tabled a requested change to their contract for the Red Lion bridge replacement project. Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc. (SEH), the company managing the design and construction of the replacement bridge, requested an extension of the contract end date from […]
The Logan County Commissioners paid tribute to an architect who left a lasting impression on the area during their business meeting Tuesday. The three-member commission voted unanimously to rename the Logan County Courthouse annex building the Robert J. Murrin Courthouse Annex. The resolution approved Tuesday noted Murrin was raised in Sterling and served honorably during […]
Logan County Republicans sent County Commissioner District 2 candidate Jim Yahn to the June 25 primary election at their county assembly held Saturday at Sterling Middle School but Yahn’s competitor, Ken Meis, fell short of the votes needed to move on to the election. Yahn outperformed Meis overwhelmingly, receiving 103 of the 129 votes cast, […]