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Resolution to Cancel D70 Board of

Kimberly Rein, District Election Officer for Pueblo School District 70 (D70), recommended to the directors of the D70 Board of Education (BOE) on Tuesday, September 5, that the election for BOE be canceled.
The Rye High School FFA members kick-off the 2023-24 school year with a welcome back dinner and events. Courtesy Photo

The Rye High School FFA members kick-off the 2023-24 school year with a welcome back dinner and events. Courtesy Photo

Rye FFA Plans for 2023-24 School Year

The Rye High School FFA Chapter is busy already. This year's officer team has been working together to organize events and welcome new members since before school started.
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Wildfire Activity Slows Considerably this Week

The fire activity in Colorado dropped significantly in the last week. The number of wildfires fell from 16 to 13 and only three fires remain over 1000 acres. The largest fire is the Little Mesa fire. The amount it has burned has been lowered from over 4000 acres to 3,928 acres.
RJH Senior Project Manager Shares Water Outlook  for Colorado City

RJH Senior Project Manager Shares Water Outlook for Colorado City

RJH Senior Project Manager Shares Water Outlook for Colorado City

“We don’t have a water problem in Colorado City,” shared RJH Consultants, Inc., Senior Project Manager and Colorado City native Mike Graber. “We have a water storage problem.” Graber, who has worked 14 years for RJH, shared what he meant.
Pueblo County Commissioner Zach Swearingen Courtesy Photo

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Commissioner Swearingen to Visit Colorado City

Pueblo County Commissioner Zach Swearingen will be holding a Town Hall Meeting in the Greenhorn Valley on Thursday, September 14. He invites everyone to come out to visit with him at the Three Sisters Tavern and Grille located at 695 W. Hwy 165 in Colorado City from 5:30 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Melissa Weldon of Mountain Air Massage Therapy (L) and Brittannii Martinez of Mountain Men's Cuts (R) are sisters-in-law who launched their businesses in 2021 and have continued to thrive and grow. Coutesy Photo

Melissa Weldon of Mountain Air Massage Therapy (L) and Brittannii Martinez of Mountain Men's Cuts (R) are sisters-in-law who launched their businesses in 2021 and have continued to thrive and grow. Coutesy Photo

One-Stop Shop for the Entire Family

From a casual comment by a family member to a one-stop shop for personal care, Mountain Men’s Cuts has come a long way. Brittannii Martinez, owner of Mountain Men’s Cuts, recalled that the driving thought for her business came from a casual comment from her father-in-law, Steve Martinez.

Ettleman Update Same as the Last Update

On September 1, after several attempts including an email to the Pueblo Chief of Police, the Greenhorn Valley View received an update on the Fred Ettleman murder investigation. That response below: “I have again checked with our investigations division, and they continue to assure me that Mr.