Aries

(March 21 – 

April 19)

You might need to take on some extra obligations over the next month.  The opportunity to get something better organized, that could include home or family matters may present itself.  Someone could make these suggestions to you.  Your initial thought might be to reject the idea; however it would be worth consideration.

Taurus 

Aries

(March 21 – April 19)

This week brings a focus on stability and consistency in your personal relationships. You might find comfort in routine interactions and established connections. It’s a good time to deepen relationships with family and close friends, emphasizing quality time and meaningful conversations.

Taurus 

(April 20- May 20)

Aries

(March 21 – April 19)

Any new directions you have taken from the start of May will now require some consideration on the financial side up to 21st July.  Lowering the level or cutting something out is most likely.  You can’t get away from taking a practical approach mentally, especially when it comes to being prepared for the unexpected in the future.

Taurus 

Aries

(March 21 – April 19)

New directions that have taken shape during May can now require some sort of winding up where finances are concerned.  This is more likely to be focusing on what you don’t really need to spend money on.  There will be much to think about to mid June.  There could be a lot more information to deal with than you anticipate

Taurus 

(April 20- May 20)

Aries

(March 21 – April 19)

Don’t make any sudden decisions in relation to finances as where there may have been plenty of space to move in the last 12 months, you could now find that will change.  You will need to look into all the information to June next year, not only with finances but perhaps with other matters.  Many distractions can arise as well.

Taurus 

(April 20- May 20)

By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

Before the days of the internet and cable television, cards were a popular pastime to be enjoyed by friends and family in the evening before bed.

Bridge clubs were common from the 1940s to the 1970s. Spades was another popular game and then there was Pinochle, a game not quite as complicated as Bridge, but more complex than Spades.

By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

The Thanksgiving holidays are over with many Carbon County residents getting ready for the next round of holiday cheer as Christmas starts to become on the horizon. In truth, Christmas indicators started in some places just as November began.

People wishing to immigrate to the United States must pass a Civics exam in order to become a citizen.

Here are few questions from the 100 that are on the Civics (History and Government) Questions for the Naturalization Test from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

How many do you know?

What is the supreme law of the land?

The Constitution

The Unexplained Fate of Hal Collison in 1935

During the 1920s, Airmail services traced the Union Pacific railroad tracks from Omaha to San Francisco in their westward journey. This era witnessed Cheyenne emerge as a pivotal hub, with aircraft en route to the west passing over Carbon County.