Fort Lupton

40-0 over Mountain Range to continue this little win streak of theirs.

Northridge, meanwhile, up and greedily picked up their first program win over Fort Lupton, 34-13.

Golden remains undefeated after a big win over Conifer, 32-6, and Thornton would fall to Horizon 27-0.

Mountain View would run away from Holy Family 59-0.

On the other side of things, Green Mountain drummed Stanley Lake 75-0.

Eagle Ridge would outlast and beat Bruce Randolph 20-0.

Bertha would hang 50 on Fort Lupton.

Pomona would beat Evergreen 32-6.

And today we're gonna talk a little bit about think tanks.

And with me today, I have the new chief, Chief Greg Ward of Fort Lupton Fire Protection District in Colorado.

Chief Ward was the past assistant chief of Loveland Fire Department in Loveland, Colorado.

And just got tapped for that new spot not too long ago, right, Chief Ward?

I think there's a couple pieces here that are really important.

One, that setting can be – so to paint the picture is you put 30 fire chiefs, fire officers, business leaders in a room, and we sit around one big, large seating area looking at each other.

One that can be intimidating, especially if you're not used to it, because you might be sitting next to the L.A. City Fire Chief or the Colorado Springs Fire Chief or the Fort Lupton Fire Chief, and you might be intimidated.

And so having the confidence to participate in that could be challenging.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans, on Tuesday, defended funding cuts and work requirements Republicans added to federal food assistance programs.

Rawlins and Evans, a Fort Lupton Republican, hosted a roundtable with Colorado farmers and agricultural producers at Bobcat of the Rockies in Henderson.

At a press conference after the roundtable, which was closed to the media, the pair talked about challenges farmers in Colorado face and how the federal government supports them and the agriculture industry.

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