Harrison Feels Led to Pray for Schools

Sally Harrison was an educator for 15 years in the valley. Although retired from the classroom, she continues to have a burden for the children, parents, teachers and administrators. “We are in a time,” she began, before her voice broke, “Where our culture is moving away from anything about God.

Community Chat Covered Multiple Topics

A Community Chat, hosted by Colorado City Metropolitan District (CCMD) Board Chairman Neil Elliot, CCMD board member Sarah Hunter, and assisted by CCMD District Manager Jim Eccher was held during the evening of February 21. Starting at 6:00 p.m. and running until 7:30 p.m.

Board Approves Auditor's Report

Sam DeNardo, Certified Public Accountant with Garren, Ross, and DeNardo presented the completed audit for the District 70 School Board’s approval at the February 21 meeting. DeNardo shared that the nearly 100-page document was quite extensive and detailed.

Ettleman Murdered Friday Night in King Soopers Parking Lot

Seventy-eight-year-old Rye native, Fred Ettleman, was shot and killed Friday evening, February 24, in the Northern Avenue King Soopers parking lot. The Pueblo Police Department arrived at the scene at approximately 8:20 p.m.

New Journey Starts for Hwy 10 Meat Processing Owner at Age 62

“It’s been a journey,” shared fourth-generation dairyman, Brett Corsentino, owneroperator of Hwy 10 Meat Processing, Walsenburg. Thirty-five years of Corsentino’s life was spent milking cows. For the latter 20 years, his family was milking for Horizon Organic.

Family’s House Fire is a Devastating Loss

Have you ever had one of those nightmares that just keeps getting worse and worse, but you can’t get away from it? That is what life became like for Brandy, Shane, Logan, and Hannah McKinney on Friday, February 17 when their home caught on fire and burned to the ground.