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Certified Public Accountant Larry Perry and wife Diana enjoy living in the Rye area and hope to serve the community. Courtesy Photo

Certified Public Accountant Larry Perry and wife Diana enjoy living in the Rye area and hope to serve the community. Courtesy Photo

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Larry Perry Brings 50 Years of CPA Experience to the Valley

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, January 5, 2022
An article in the Greenhorn Valley View alerted Larry Perry to the need for a CPA in the valley. The story, published last year, told of the upcoming retirement of long-time tax preparer and Rye resident, Debbie McKenzie-Johnson.
2021 Year in Review, Best Photograph, by Terry Kraus on a rainy day in May Memorial Service at the Colorado City Cemetery. Photo by Terry Kraus

2021 Year in Review, Best Photograph, by Terry Kraus on a rainy day in May Memorial Service at the Colorado City Cemetery. Photo by Terry Kraus

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2021 Year in Review, Second Quarter

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, December 29, 2021
San Isabel Electric Association announced, in April, that over $77K in unclaimed capital credits were waiting to be claimed by their rightful owners. SIEA is a member-owned utility company. Capital credits are moneyreturned based on how much power is purchased by the member-owner.
Craver Middle School student flying in the windtunnel at the Ifly Indoor Skydiving fieldtrip organized by science teacher George Pigg. Courtesy Photo

Craver Middle School student flying in the windtunnel at the Ifly Indoor Skydiving fieldtrip organized by science teacher George Pigg. Courtesy Photo

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Craver Class Learns During Unique Fieldtrip

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, December 29, 2021
The Craver Middle School Design and Modeling Gateway to Technology class has been studying flight and aerodynamics. As a culminating event, teacher George Pigg decided to take them on a unique field trip to Lonetree, CO where they visited the Ifly Indoor Skydiving facility.
Greenhorn Valley Chamber Parade of lights judge, John Schaiberger, awarded KOA with first place for the 2021 event. The Service Center said they will be gunning for it next year. Courtesy Photo

Greenhorn Valley Chamber Parade of lights judge, John Schaiberger, awarded KOA with first place for the 2021 event. The Service Center said they will be gunning for it next year. Courtesy Photo

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Chamber Parade of Lights Rings in the Christmas Season

Shirley Pigg
Thursday, December 23, 2021
The Greenhorn Valley Chamber of Commerce sponsored the Parade of Lights Saturday, December 18. Droves of locals lined Cuerno Verde to witness the event, officially ringing in the Christmas week with lots of holiday spirit and good cheer.
Geraniums and Marigolds - 2021 Year in Review, First Quarter - Best Photo, courtesy of Deb Straub. Photo by Deb Straus

Geraniums and Marigolds - 2021 Year in Review, First Quarter - Best Photo, courtesy of Deb Straub. Photo by Deb Straus

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2021 Year in Review, First Quarter

Terry Kraus
Thursday, December 23, 2021
The year began the way the 2020 year ended, with an onagain, off-again decision about how to deal with COVID and the classroom. The district 70 Board of Education announced early in the new year that, effective January 18, Rye students were returning to full in-person learning.

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Rye Resident Killed in Early Morning Hours

Press Release
Thursday, December 23, 2021
Three people were shot in the early hours of Dec. 18, one of whom died Dec. 19 as a result of their injuries. The Pueblo Police Department has arrested a juvenile male suspect in the case.
Valley resident, Debbie Houghton, finishes eight years with D70 Board of Education. Courtesy Photo

Valley resident, Debbie Houghton, finishes eight years with D70 Board of Education. Courtesy Photo

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Houghton Reflects on Eight Years as a D70 Board Member

Terry Kraus
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
For Debbie Houghton, her eight years on the District 70 Board of Education are split into two clear time periods. The first six years and the COVID years. Elected in 2013, Houghton can think of several things she was proud to be associated with.
VFC elves double checking the names of children on their Santa list! Courtesy Photo

VFC elves double checking the names of children on their Santa list! Courtesy Photo

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VFC Holiday "Elves" Prepare Outreach Program

Susan Kalman
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
COVID 19 has impacted how they get it all done, but it hasn't stolen their spirit. Stella's Pantry will happen Saturday, December 18, from 10-11:00 a.m. behind Valley Market. The pantry is held as a drivethrough event since COVID became a factor in 2020.
Town of Rye Welcomes New Water Operator

Town of Rye Welcomes New Water Operator

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Town of Rye Welcomes New Water Operator

Shirley Pigg
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
At the November 10, Town of Rye meeting, Mayor Marty Rahl and the town trustees welcomed Richard Hopp as the new Operator in Responsible Charge (ORC). The end-of-month systems report was not available for October as the new ORC is learning the system.
Ambler Submits Application for Colorado House District 46 Seat

Ambler Submits Application for Colorado House District 46 Seat

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Ambler Submits Application for Colorado House District 46 Seat

Shirley Pigg
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
It was a jovial group that gathered on December 1, at the Pueblo Republican Headquarters, or tuned in via Zoom to watch as Jonathan Ambler filed his candidacy for Colorado House District 46.
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