Potpourri
This small town in CO, has a total area of 1 square mile and is 27 miles away from the nearest city of Wray.
Yuma
The population of this small unincorporated town in Colorado is holding strong at 53 (as of the 2020 census).
Cope
This breakfast treat is the official state pastry of Colorado.
Cinnamon Rolls
Noted on their Wikipedia page, on August 8th 2023, what weather event happened in Yuma on this day?
On August 8, 2023, a tornado touched down near the town, damaging farms.
Which popular US condiment was first used and advertised as medicine?
In the 1830s, Dr. John Cook Bennett thought ketchup could cure indigestion and jaundice, but it probably doesn't work.
Named after the birth place of John Wesley (founder of the Methodist faith), who was born in the town of _________, Lincolnshire, England, this midwestern town was incorporated in 1879.
Epworth
The motto of this town is "Small Town, Big Heart"
Epworth
The mascot of this "undivided" school near Cope, CO is a ___________.
Bison
What is the state vegetable of Oklahoma despite it being a fruit?
Watermelon
The small anise-flavored cookie named Biscochito is the state cookie of what state?
New Mexico
The first successful embryo transfer was performed in what species of animals? Bonus: what year it was completed
Rabbits (angora) 1890
What are the only land mammal that can't jump.
Elephants
Who incited the myth that carrots improve eyesight and what piece of modern technology was protected by this myth?
British Air Force; radar
What was the previous mascot of Yuma high school?
Direct quote from Wikipedia: The Yuma School used to have the Indians as a mascot. Due to state influenced censorship, their mascot is now the Outlaws.
Foundational in its growth, this "Hub City" in CO was founded when the Kansas Pacific Railroad intersected with Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad.
Limon
A __________ has been in operation in Yuma since 1885.
post office
The official state snack of Texas is what?
Chips and Salsa
The campfire fan favorite of S'mores is the official state snack of what state?
Iowa
The motto for this north east Texas town of Paris is Smile! was established after which natural disaster in 1916 that destroyed 80% of the town.
Fire
What is the largest Island in the world? It's also its own country.
Greenland
What state is credited with the invention of the cheeseburger?
Colorado. Drive-in owner Louis E. Ballast trademarked the "cheeseburger" on March 5, 1935.
The town of Cope, Colorado is named after who? What was his profession?
The community was named after Johnathon C. Cope, a railroad official.[6]
There have been six flags to fly over texas. Name 5.
Spain, France, Mexico, Republic of Texas, US, Confederate (unfortunately.)
What instrument did Paighton Gouldy play in childhood and through highschool?
Fiddle
Who was the community of Yuma named after?
The community was named after a Native American named Yuma who worked for the railroad, died and was buried near the town site