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Florence, CO · Lifestyle
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You’d Never Guess This Modest Colorado Restaurant Serves The Best Food In The State
Somewhere between Denver and the foothills, a tiny town called Sedalia is quietly winning the burger game, and most people have no idea. Bud’s Cafe & Bar is the kind of place that makes you question every fancy restaurant decision you’ve ever made. Let’s be honest with ourselves...
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Black-footed ferrets released east of Pueblo
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — On Wednesday, Nov. 4, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) will be reintroducing black-footed ferrets to a site about 15 miles east of Pueblo. The endangered black-footed ferret depends on prairie dog colonies for food and shelter, according to CPW. Prairie dogs are the ferret’s primary prey, and ferrets often use abandoned prairie […]
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Colorado Ranchers Say State Won’t Admit Wolves Killed And Ate Their Rodeo Horse
Ranchers who raise rodeo bucking horses near the Wyoming-Colorado state line said their horses recently started to panic and ram through their pasture fence to escape, something they’d never done before. On Monday, the ranchers, Lane and Kaitlynn Hayes Wood, discovered the partially eaten carcass of Sweetpea, a 2-year-old...
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Because Pueblo Deserves to Know: 5 Years Later, We're Still Here
Storyteller, curator and creative economy consultant, Gregory made his way to Pueblo via Tokyo to join a team of innovative physicians in the launch of a network of medical clinics in Colorado and Texas. Shortly after arriving in Pueblo, Gregory immediately realized the powerful and yet untold story of the new creative economy in one of America's great industrial landscapes which was once dominated by the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company and the Nuckolls Packing Company. Over the years he has lectured extensively on the history, culture and the arts of Pueblo and is a strong advocate for adaptive reuse of historic properties, economic redevelopment and tourism. Currently you can find Gregory on the CSU Pueblo campus in the Media & Entertainment Department where he serves as an Adjunct Faculty teaching public relations, managing creative talent, and brands and advertising. When not in Pueblo, Gregory is most often lecturing and touring in Japan where he shares his lifelong passion for Japan and its people.