Good morning, Colorado. My wife and I are looking for a cocktail bar that will take us tomorrow without a Valentine’s Day reservation. Wish us luck — we’ll need it. In other liquid news, I have a fresh cup of coffee in front of me. So let’s not dally and instead get into today’s news. Danika Worthington Presentation Editor THE NEWS BUSINESS A little worm destroyed last year’s sweet corn crop. Here’s how Colorado farmers are fighting back. A harvest crew with Tuxedo Corn Company works July 19 to inspect each individual sweet corn plant before harvesting in a field west of Olathe off Falcon Road. (William Woody, Special to The Colorado Sun)
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