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Greenhorn Valley seniors gather on Tuesdays to enjoy a hot lunch and each other’s company at the VFC/SRDA lunches Photo by Shirley Pigg

Greenhorn Valley seniors gather on Tuesdays to enjoy a hot lunch and each other’s company at the VFC/SRDA lunches Photo by Shirley Pigg

VFC and SRDA Senior Lunches Continue to Grow

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Like most things the Sange de Cristo Volunteers for Community (VFC) do, their partnership with the Pueblo Senior Resource Development Center (SRDA) to bring nutritious lunches for senior citizens is a great success. Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m.
Samantha Kolbensfetter (L), Janice Salapich, and Jennifer Lopez of Farm Bureau in Walsenburg pause from their annual Carnival Crew celebration. Salapich and her team put together the event for local children at Halloween. Courtesy Photo

Samantha Kolbensfetter (L), Janice Salapich, and Jennifer Lopez of Farm Bureau in Walsenburg pause from their annual Carnival Crew celebration. Salapich and her team put together the event for local children at Halloween. Courtesy Photo

Salapich Sells with a Personal Touch

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
When I asked Janice Salapich, Farm Bureau Insurance agent in Walsenburg, what hobbies she has and what she does in her spare time, her answer was short and to the point, “Nothing,” she replied. It was probably a silly question.
Local First Day and Modern Senior Hikers -top row, L-R, Deb Campbell and Fran Holliday. Second row, L-R, Terry Wise, CPW Volunteer; DeDe Downs, Organizer for The Modern Senior Hikers (out of the Greenhorn Valley); and Karoleen Weber. Courtesy Photo

Local First Day and Modern Senior Hikers -top row, L-R, Deb Campbell and Fran Holliday. Second row, L-R, Terry Wise, CPW Volunteer; DeDe Downs, Organizer for The Modern Senior Hikers (out of the Greenhorn Valley); and Karoleen Weber. Courtesy Photo

Locals Participate in First Day Hike

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
The First Day Hike is a hike that is organized by state parks across the United States on New Year’s Day. These hikes are led by park rangers or volunteers and are designed to encourage people to start the new year off on the right foot by getting outside and enjoying nature.
- Catie Cramer and Sue Vande Woude shared with the crowd options to help with the veterinarian shortage. Courtesy Photo

- Catie Cramer and Sue Vande Woude shared with the crowd options to help with the veterinarian shortage. Courtesy Photo

Pueblo County Farm Bureau Addresses Veterinarian Shortage

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Veterinarian shortages across Colorado are a major concern for every animal lover and owner of animals from domestic pets to ranch animals. The Veterinary Care Accessibility Project (AccessToVet-Care.
2023 Year in Review Fourth Quarter, Best Photo. The VFW Post 7305 was renamed in honor of Lt. Col. Fred A. Ettlemann, U.S. Army Retired and Past Post Commander Photo by Terry Kraus

2023 Year in Review Fourth Quarter, Best Photo. The VFW Post 7305 was renamed in honor of Lt. Col. Fred A. Ettlemann, U.S. Army Retired and Past Post Commander Photo by Terry Kraus

2023 Year in Review - Fourth Quarter

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
The 2023 Homecoming King and Queen were crowned at the Rye High School Homecoming game, a 56-28 victory over Ellicott. Mason Ford was Homecoming King and Kendall Himmelberg was Queen.
Rye and Craver FFA members attended the District Leadership Workshop in Florence, CO. Courtesy Photo

Rye and Craver FFA members attended the District Leadership Workshop in Florence, CO. Courtesy Photo

Rye Future Farmers of America Constantly Busy

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
The Rye High School FFA Chapter is constantly busy with activities and a variety of projects. On December 6th, members of both the Rye and the newly established Craver FFA were able to go to the District Leadership workshop in Florence, CO.
2023 Year in Review - Third Quarter - Best Photo. Yucca, by Deb Straub. Photo by Deb Straub

2023 Year in Review - Third Quarter - Best Photo. Yucca, by Deb Straub. Photo by Deb Straub

2023 Year in Review - Third Quarter

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
With the middle of August deadline to find a new printer for the View looming, the summer had a cloud hanging over it. In determining a solution to the closing of the Pueblo Chieftain printing facility, price and delivery options proved to be a challenge throughout the third quarter.
The soccer team boys, coaches, and parents hosted a huge fundraising bake sale at Ace Hardware in December. Photo by Shirley Pigg

The soccer team boys, coaches, and parents hosted a huge fundraising bake sale at Ace Hardware in December. Photo by Shirley Pigg

Dedicated Coaches and Boys Keep Soccer Alive

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
Many local students and parents were stunned a few years ago when boys' soccer was dropped from the Rye High School agenda. However, despite having to make some adjustments, one devoted group has not let that decision keep them from having a soccer team.
Peyton Huddleston won the Tom Crump Award for the most improved rider. Courtesy Photo

Peyton Huddleston won the Tom Crump Award for the most improved rider. Courtesy Photo

RCC Saddle Club Year-End Summary

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, December 27, 2023
2023 was a prosperous year for the Rye/Colorado City Saddle Club. One of the biggest physical changes to the rodeo grounds was that the old warm-up pen was torn down and replaced with a much better round pen.
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