The Perfect Storm that Led to the Great Water Disaster of 2021

Thursday, July 20, marks two years since many Colorado City residents woke to a mere trickle of water; and even that trickle soon led to no water in most places. The first official communication came from Colorado City Metropolitan District (CCMD) Finance Officer Yvonne Barron at about 6:39 p.m.

Local Newspaper Pays Tribute to Chieftain Production Team

There are still a lot of unanswered questions about getting the Greenhorn Valley View printed and delivered to readers after the mid-August closing of the print facility at the Pueblo Chieftain. As the closing date gets closer, the owners/publishers continue to contact other printers.

CCMD Board Praises Recent Accounting of Water Efforts

Describing it as “a much better job accounting for water,” Colorado City Metropolitan District Chairman Neil Elliot indicated that he was pleased with the ratio between water produced and water billed as reported in the June 27, Colorado City Metropolitan District (CCMD) meeting and subsequent...

Fourth of July Guide

The fourth of July is right around the corner and here is some information to help you celebrate the Fourth in style While some municipalities in Colorado have banned the sale of fireworks, Pueblo County allows the sale of fireworks permissible under Colorado law.

Search for Printer Continues

As we shared last week, the Pueblo Chieftain will cease being a printing resource in the middle of August. That has led to a scramble by the 60 publications the Chieftain has been printing as they strive to find a new printing facility.

Spanish Peaks Bible Camp is a Place to Worship, Learn, and Relax

In 1995, Loren Wilcox attended his first Rodeo Bible Camp (RBC) run by Preacher Paul Scholtz and held near La Veta, CO. He accepted Jesus as his savior, won one of his first belt buckles, and had a blast, creating a memorable summer.