Liberty Quartet Presents Free Concert at Valley Community Church

On May 15, the Liberty Quartet, in their 30th year of gospel music presentations, will again return to the Valley Community Church in Colorado City to present a concert beginning at 6:00 p.m. The concert, as always, is free and a love offering will be taken.

Residents Urged to Reduce Fire Risk by Doing Home and Yard Prep

The Pueblo County Sheriff ’s Office reminds residents that as grass and trees are starting to green, it’s a good time to do some fire mitigation work inside and outside the home, as the warm, dry winter has created lots of fuel for potential wildland fires.

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Add your voice to the Greenhorn Valley View each week.Share your insight, opinion and ideas about select topics here.This week we are asking Your favorite dish at a local restaurant.Please include the senders name if desired.Submit to: editor@greenhornvalleyview. com - by Monday, at 5:00 p.m.

Rye High School Winterguard Competes Against 24 Teams

Rye High School's Thunderbolt Winterguard started their 2026 season at Ralston Valley HS on January 31, 2026.This season the Winterguard went from winning Novice division as State Champions last year to competing against 24 other Winterguards throughout Colorado.

Ease the squeeze on your retirement income plan

Rising prices may not dominate headlines the way they did a year or two ago, but if you’re retired, you’re probably still feeling them.

Town of Rye Approves Above Ground Tank

On April 8, the Town of Rye approved the minutes of a March 11 regular meeting. The full minutes can be viewed on the Town of Rye website under the heading Meeting Minutes. This is an abbreviated synopsis of some of what took place.The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.

FBLA Team Represents Rye Well

In its first year since being revived, the Future Business Leaders Association (FBLA) team at Rye High School (RHS) showcased its talent with seven state qualifiers.

RFPD Training with New Extrication Tools

The Rye Fire Protection District (RFPD) recently received a 50/50 grant from the state, which they used to purchase new auto extrication equipment.