It was old and it was costing a lot of money to maintain it. So we sold it and put the money toward the Bobtail.

We already distribute in Colorado County. But they wanted to give us money to expand our services in Colorado County and I guess really to supplement our existing services. The grant also includes the purchase of a new pickup and trailer.

It has put a major hardship on our member agencies who depend on us to make deliveries. Most of our agencies are operated on volunteers, more specifically senior citizens, and they don't have the funding to purchase vehicles that can accommodate their orders.

It's a chicken-and-egg thing. As soon as (farmers) see they can make money there, they'll be there.

A lot of people just want to not lose money on the deal. They just want to cover their expenses. They rent it when they are not using it, and if they collect enough rent it's like having a free property.

She didn't even know she had money until she started talking to [reporters].