Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. It's always I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the magnificent Monday edition of the Boneyard. Hope you are well today. It is an absolutely beautiful day here in Starved. A little bit cool, but man, the sun is out. I don't know that there is a cloud in the sky. It is an absolutely chamber of commerce quality day, at least on this side of the window.

It's wonderful to be here in Stargall.

Some of you, I know they've kind of kept up recently with the discussions about the dam and that sort of stuff at October High County.

I've got several messages, people that have kind of asked about our family.

We're fine.

And, you know, we're on the happy side of the lake.

I guess you could say we are not in a floodplain.

But there are some other people that we know and care about that are in a floodplain.

But I understand they have dropped the

water level about two feet over the weekend. They've been pumping water out of the lake,

regularly they've got sandbags up, and so it is an issue, but for now it appears that,

you know, perhaps the crisis has been averted for now.

Still got to do some major things there.

But be that it doesn't matter, many of it, it's been made national news.

People have asked about the October High County Lake and Dammit if it's going to hold up.

And I think that's still at this point, you know, a reasonable

risk, but local officials are doing all they can to, you know, to prevent that. So that's where we are.

The good news is we have not had any substantial rain a few days. We had some Saturday morning that lasted a little while, but much

of the day, much of the weekend, we were in good shape. So that's your civic report from the

greater start of Valeria. I want to thank our good friends at Bulldog Burger Company. Absolutely

love Bulldog Burger Company. They are wonderful people. They are

wonderful restaurateurs. If you're looking for a great place to break bread, there's not a better

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