El Pueblo History Museum’s ‘Borderlands’ lecture series continues
By Tiffany Underwood Staff writer This spring, the El Pueblo History Museum, the Fort Garland Museum and the Trinidad History...
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Villa Bella Expeditionary to host opening ceremony
By Victoria Jimenez Assistant editor From CSU-Pueblo officials and Villa Bella Expeditionary officials; Villa Bella Expeditionary, Pueblo's first Expeditionary...
Pack brings the Thunder in week one
By Emily Montgomery The Colorado State University-Pueblo football team was unstoppable on the first Saturday night of Sept. in their...
Pueblo Economic Forum 2016 highlights local economic and social challenges
Image courtesy of Pueblo PULP Just like children in school, Pueblo received its own report card last week in the...
“El Movimiento” exhibit at El Pueblo Museum until Dec. 26
El Movimiento exhibit ~ photo courtesy of Adrienne Burthe The "El Movimiento: The Chicano Movement in Colorado and Pueblo" exhibit,...
“El Movimiento” anthology takes an honest look at Chicano activism in Pueblo
Image courtesy of historycoloradocenter.org The tumultuous 1960s and 1970s gave rise to Chicano activism in Colorado. Disadvantaged Mexican-Americans fought to...
CSU-Pueblo hosts Back-To-School day at the State Fair
From games and rides to sheep and beyond, the state fair offered many fun activities to students on the CSU-Pueblo...
Bike lanes make Puebloans share the road
New bike lanes in Pueblo change traffic flow. Five streets in Pueblo have been repainted to include bike lanes. The lanes, which first appeared Sept. 5, have caused drivers and bicyclists alike to adjust to a new traffic flow. With help from Pueblo Active Community Environments, the city of Pueblo introduced the lanes to slow traffic and to encourage citizens to travel by bicycle. Many citizens have already started taking advantage of the lanes. Puebloans “are now riding to work or on errands due to the lanes,” said Stephanie Chambers,...