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Some of the winners of the Hoof It 4 Harlie 5K: (L-R) Dundy Teeter, Chloe Teeter, Joey Rothschild, James Rothschild, Penny Gallegos, Rosie Christenson, and Rocky Banta. Courtesy Photo

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Community Comes Out to Support Hoof It 4 Harlie

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 25, 2024

Harlie was only able to be here on earth for nine years before taking her place in heaven, but hundreds of Rye area children will know her name and learn to love plants thanks to her and her family.

Carol Riggenbach, Republican Candidate for Colorado House District 62 Courtesy Photo

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2022 Rematch in Colorado House District 62

Terry Kraus

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

This week we explore the race for House District 62. Colorado House of Representatives. District 62 is represented by Democrat Matthew Martinez. The Republican candidate is Carol Riggenbach. The two faced each other in the last election in 2022. Martinez got 55.6% of the vote.

Rye HIgh School FFA officially begins the 2024-25 year. Courtesy Photo

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Rye FFA Offers Welcome Back to School BBQ

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

Rye FFA hosted a “Welcome Back to School” BBQ for all current FFA members on Wednesday, September 4, at 6:00 p.m.

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Rye High Athletics Benefit from Local Companies Donations

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

It was a brief but productive Pueblo County School District 70 Board of Education meeting on September 10, 2024. Though the meeting lasted only approximately fifteen minutes, a lot of good news was shared as the board learned of many generous donations that have been made to the district.

What’s New at Pueblo Zoo?

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What’s New at Pueblo Zoo?

Terry Kraus

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

This fall brings a flurry of fun activities and events at the Pueblo Zoo!Abbie Krause, Executive Director, and Brett Mills, newly hired Associate Director of Marketing & Communications, gave us a quick overview.

Fire Chief Bennett Warns of Extreme Fire Danger

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Fire Chief Bennett Warns of Extreme Fire Danger

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

In a quick Rye Fire Protection District (RFPD) meeting on Monday, September16, Fire Chief Steve Bennett advised the board that although there are currently no fires close to the Greenhorn Valley, the danger definitely remains. Bennett said that fire risks in Pueblo County remain extreme.

RCC Saddle Club to Host One More Team Sorting

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RCC Saddle Club to Host One More Team Sorting

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

There is still time to have some fun with the RCC Saddle Club as they host the last team sorting of the season on Friday, September 27.Wendy Watson, RCC Team Sorting organizer, shared, “We have decided to make September 27 our second chance for all members to ‘bring a friend.

Lane Filtering One Month Later Settling Into Colorado's Filtering Law

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Lane Filtering One Month Later Settling Into Colorado's Filtering Law

News Staff

Thursday, September 12, 2024

(COLO)—Motorcyclists have been legally allowed to filter through stopped traffic in Colorado for one month now. As we all adjust to this new traffic law, the Colorado State Patrol continues to receive questions, concerns and complaints from riders and other drivers.

Man Arrested for Assaulting Three Deputies

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Man Arrested for Assaulting Three Deputies

Gayle Perez, Pio

Thursday, September 12, 2024

A 25-year-old Pueblo West man was arrested on several charges including felony assault on a peace officer after he assaulted three Pueblo County Sheriff ’s deputies who were trying to restrain him following a fight Saturday night at the Colorado State Fairgrounds.

Incumbent Winter Faces Bulthuis in Colorado House District 47 in November

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Incumbent Winter Faces Bulthuis in Colorado House District 47 in November

Terry Kraus

Thursday, September 12, 2024

Each year the Greenhorn Valley View has attempted to fill the gap between the coverage of national political figures and area politicians. We have a much louder voice with local politicians. Our intent is to cover eight contests between now and the November election.

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