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The Greenhorn Valley Chamber of Commerce provided an evening out for families in the valley at their popular Casino Night. Photo courtesy of Kourtney Quillen

The Greenhorn Valley Chamber of Commerce provided an evening out for families in the valley at their popular Casino Night. Photo courtesy of Kourtney Quillen

Casino Night Fun for the Whole Family

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
The Greenhorn Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Casino Night was great fun and they promise to bring it back next year. Held Saturday, July 23, from 7-10 p.m.

Do You Know Your Rights?

Larry L. Perry, Cpa
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Some of us remember when IRS Agents could knock on our doors or call at all hours of the night whenever they wanted. I remember a man that committed suicide because of this. Thankfully, no more! A Summary of The Taxpayer Bill of Rights 1. The Right to Be Informed.
Pueblo County Sheriff for the last 16 years, Kirk Taylor leads over 400 troops and employees in his current position, and hopes to move into the role of U.S. Marshall for the Federal District of Colorado. Courtesy Photo

Pueblo County Sheriff for the last 16 years, Kirk Taylor leads over 400 troops and employees in his current position, and hopes to move into the role of U.S. Marshall for the Federal District of Colorado. Courtesy Photo

Taylor to Exit as Sheriff with Possible U.S. Marshal Position in his Future

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Sheriff Kirk Taylor’s name is being bandied about at the US Senate Judiciary Committee at the moment. The reason is that he is nominated to serve as one of 94 U.S. Marshals in the United States. If approved by the Judiciary Committee, Taylor’s name would be submitted to the full U.S.

Valley First Created with Community Children in Mind

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Valley First, a 501c3 nonprofit group, has been making a huge impact on the Greenhorn Valley. Organized in 2021, but just applying for nonprofit status in January of 2022, Valley First was born with a mission: ‘to do for the community, especially the children’.
Auctioneer Jake Brunick, Cody Dodge, Cathy Hoffeld volunteer their time for the annual Mountain Aire Festival and Auction. Photo courtesy of Deb Straub

Auctioneer Jake Brunick, Cody Dodge, Cathy Hoffeld volunteer their time for the annual Mountain Aire Festival and Auction. Photo courtesy of Deb Straub

Mountain Aire Festival and Auction Proceeds Benefit the Valley

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
For the past 21 years, the Rye United Methodist Church Faith Circle has organized a fundraiser to help them pay for outreach work.
Photo by Lori Kraus

Photo by Lori Kraus

North Catamount Reservoir

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, July 20, 2022
This great adventure began outside our garage when we decided to go kayaking. So how is that the beginning of a great adventure you ask? Well, until recently we had a pickup, making it easy to move a kayak.
Courtesy Photo

Courtesy Photo

Little Pantry is a Little Extra for the Community

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, July 13, 2022
The Rye Home United Methodist Church Little Pantry Box is in its third year of operation and staying busier than ever before. Organizer Deb Smith said, “During the heart of COVID, the church had so many mission projects that had to be pushed aside.
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