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FAA investigating Brush ice 'bomb'
The Federal Aviation Administration is looking into a series of incidents involving basketball-sized ice 'bombs' falling from the sky.
Friday | Fort Morgan Times
Elected Brush school board members sworn; little change
Brush Board of Education President Don Dillehay reads from a plaque presented to outgoing board member John Crosthwait during a special meeting Tuesday.
Chunk of ice ruins family kitchen
Brush, Colorado - A basketball-sized chunk of ice crashed through the roof of a family's home after apparently falling from an airplane passing overhead.
Chunk Of Ice Slams Through Brush Woman's Roof
Share + Nov 18, 2009 8:40 am US/Mountain Reporting Karen Leigh BRUSH, Colo. The Federal Aviation Administration is researching why a chunk of ice slammed into a Colorado woman's home.
Chunk Of Ice Crashes Through Roof Of Brush Home
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Brush Family Medicine to offer H1N1 vaccines to eligible individuals
Ice chunk crashes into Brush, Colo. home
A basketball-sized chunk of ice, presumably from an aircraft, crashed through the roof of a home in Morgan County, narrowly missing a mother and her nine-year-old daughter.
Bank merger beneficial to Akron, Brush communities
Al Campbell, Farmers State Bank of Brush President, left, and Tim Kraich, Citizens National Bank of Akron Executive Vice President, recently announced the merger of the community banks, both of which are owned by First Piooner Bank Corp.
Brush school board to reorganize
The Brush Board of Education will replace one board member and elect new officers during a special meeting before a regular meeting tonight.
The Giving Tree offers holiday cheer
Not everyone has the opportunity to open presents and feast on glazed ham during the holiday season, but area residents will have a convenient opportunity to give their less fortunate neighbors reason to celebrate this year.
Officials update governor on Brush solar energy project
Making a trip to the Governor s Energy Conference recently were local officials Kari Linker, Harry Rieger, Dan Scalise, Fida Hossain, Gov.
Council addresses staff departures
In response to area residents who publicly voiced their concerns on Monday, the Brush City Council addressed the recent departure of the city's clerk and public works director.
In the courts - Brush city court Nov. 12
Brush city court Defendants appearing in Brush Municipal Court, paying penalty assessments or assessed default judgments and charges: Roberto Rico, 24, Brush, $50 for illegal window tint/covering. Natasha Ortiz, 23, Fort Morgan, $95 for speeding.
Brush loses two city officials in one week
Former Brush Public Works Director Rowena Pennel was fired Tuesday, just three days after former Brush City Clerk Cathy Smith resigned.
Brush FFA members attention national convention
Members of the Brush FFA attended the 82nd Annual Convention held in Indiana. The 82nd National FFA Convention was held Oct 21st-24 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Community helps set Brush district's goals
After gathering public input during 15 stakeholder meetings, Brush School District officials are now calling together representatives from all interested groups as part of its ongoing strategic planning process.
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Hearing set to find out if Brian Brush is competent to stand trial
A hearing to determine if a Roseburg man is competent to stand trial for murder is set for early December in a southwest Washington county.
May receives American FFA Degree
Rex May received the American FFA Degree at the 82nd National FFA Convention in Indianapolis on October 24.
Snowstorm closes local schools, roads
Although the west end of Morgan County was hit harder than the east side, schools and roads around Brush closed when a storm blanketed the area with snow late last week.
Brush business owners discuss two-hour parking limit
Business owners in downtown Brush have until Nov. 15 to voice their opinions about either keeping or removing the two-hour parking limit.