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Debra Bolton

Reporter · US

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Aug 4, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Debra Bolton

    High Plains History: ‘Pastores' Sheepherders (opens the original)

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    Tewa and Dine’ Indigenous people who also engaged in pastoralism likely referred to sheepherders as Kuwa P’aanu or Na’nee-kaadii. The Pastores and Indigenous sheep tenders traveled as far eastward as present-day Oldham County. Later, many Tewa headed north and entered Colorado through the San Luis Valley. What is now New Mexico did not achieve statehood until 1912. Before that, permanent colonial settlements did not exist until 1876, when Casimero Romero, a resident of Mora County, New Mexico, s

  2. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Debra Bolton

    High Plains History: The Red Hills (opens the original)

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    Around 250 million years ago, during the Permean period of geologic history, this massive inland sea began an evaporation process of periodic flooding and drying leaving behind deposits of shale, siltstones, and sandstones, interspersed with layers of gypsum and anhydrite. These deposits, known as red beds, turn red, like iron oxide, when exposed to oxygen. The porous underground of the Red Hills gave rise to another geological oddity on the Great Plains. Numerous caves thread their way through

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Debra Bolton

    High Plains History: Influenza Epidemic (opens the original)

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    We hear and read much on the Great Influenza Pandemic of the early 20th century with several theories about its origins. Some researchers suggested that it derived from illnesses recorded in China and in France. Conversely, a writer named John Barry presented a traceable hypothesis. Barry illustrated how the genesis of this globally raging disease could be traced back to Haskell County in Southwest Kansas. The “Great Influenza” raged around the world and killed more than one million people. In h

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