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Families Enjoyed Both Crafts and Santa on Rye Main Street
A GOAL graduate receives her high school diploma from a teary-eyed assistant principal. She was one of 1,313 2024 graduates. Courtesy Photo
Together we EDUCATE!
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47th Annual Pueblo Bikers United Collected Toys to Bring Joy
Troopers prepare for an increase in impaired drivers
Jericho Walk participants gathered at a corner of Rye High School to offer prayers. Photo by Shirley Pigg
Participation Low but Prayers Were Strong at Jericho Walk
Southbound I-25 approaching the Colorado City exit practically turned into a parking lot for several hours due to accidents and stalled vehicles. Courtesy Photo
Slick Roads, Accidents, and Stalled Trucks Made Commute Long and Nerve Wracking
High-profile vehicles were at risk of being blown over during the recent high winds between Colorado City and Walsenburg. Courtesy Photo
Wild Winds Bring Interstate Closure on Sunday
Carma Loontjer, Pueblo West Chamber of Commerce President (far right), presents the 2024 Business of the Year plaque to Sales Manager Troy English, Community Relations Manager Emily Briggs, and Highline Internet CEO Rob Mills (L to R) at a 1980’s themed ceremony. Courtesy Photo