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Colorado residents will have the opportunity to sit down with a Constituent Advocate from Senator Hickenlooper's Office and ask for help on Thursday, September 18, at the Greenhorn Valley Library Courtesy Photo

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How Senator Hickenlooper’s Office Can Help You

Shirley Pigg

Tuesday, September 9, 2025

Are you having trouble navigating the red tape with benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs, processing a passport application, accessing a Small Business Administration program, understanding federal tax issues, or dealing with any federal agency?

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Not Many Stephen King Fans in the Daytime Book Club

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

Except for a couple of devoted Stephen King fans, most members of the Daytime Book Club expressed that they would never have chosen to read 11/22/63. Many members admitted that they were not fans of horror books and tended to avoid Stephen King’s works.

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Four Dogs, Four Cats and Sublimation Printing

Terry Kraus

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

Susan Cronk has been painting for years, but that love in her life only happened as other demands of life weren’t in the way.When she went to work for Natalie Roles at the Main Street Boutique, things changed.“ The Boutique is closed from January through May,” Cronk shared.

Veil of Light, oil painting by Cathy Martin Courtesy Photo

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The Beulah Fine Art Exhibition

Sumi Von Dassow, President

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

The Beulah Fine Art Exhibition opens September 5th and runs through September 14th at The Tucita at 8881 Grand Avenue in Beulah. The Exhibition, presented by the Beulah Valley Arts Council, will showcase the best work of a broad range of regional artists.

Cotter Resigns, Verification of Remains May Take Months

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Cotter Resigns, Verification of Remains May Take Months

Terry Kraus

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

The most recent news in the Brian Cotter, Davis Funeral Home and Mortuary, was released Tuesday morning. An eviction notice has been served on the property at 128 Broadway Ave, according to a posted notice from the state judicial department.

Community Benef it with a Huge Side of Fun

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Community Benef it with a Huge Side of Fun

Shirley Pigg

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

The 5th Annual Brush Canyon Bash took place on Friday, August 29, 2025. This annual event aims to benefit residents of the Greenhorn Valley facing hardship.

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RJH Additional Engineering Work Approved in Split Vote

Terry Kraus

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

Colorado City Metro District(CCMD) board members Karim Ayoub and Bob Seivert went over a new contract proposal from RJH Engineering with a fine-toothed comb, and decided the majority of the $135K in additional money requested by the engineering firm is for legitimate, additional work required by...

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Lee Fire Near Meeker Now Over 90% Contained

Terry Kraus

Tuesday, August 26, 2025

The Lee Fire, 11 miles SW of Meeker is now 91% contained but continues to grow. Although, this week a mere 300 acres was burned. The lightning-caused fire now has 266 personnel working on it, including five helicopters, 12 engines, three hand crews, five water tenders, and three dozers.

Beulah author Carol Fortino. Courtesy Photo

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Beulah Author Presents Interactive Reading Tonight at Dotson Cabin

Sumi Von Dassow

Tuesday, August 26, 2025

Beulah author Carol Fortino will present an interactive reading of her latest work, Grannies with Gusto, in Beulah, at 5:30 p.m., August 28. The reading will take place at the Dotson Cabin Pavilion at 8737 Schoolhouse Lane, near the Beulah School of Natural Sciences.

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D70 Board Approves Gift for RHS Band and RHS FFA Trip

Shirley Pigg

Tuesday, August 26, 2025

The Pueblo County School District 70 (D70) Board of Education (BOE) meeting, on August 19, began with a positive announcement: a $1,000 donation to the Rye High School (RHS) band from San Isabel Electric.

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