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Retiring On Social Security Alone Is Actually Possible In This Affordable Colorado City
Let’s be honest about something: the phrase “retire comfortably in Colorado” has started to feel like a punchline. Denver’s housing market has made national headlines for all the wrong reasons, mountain towns have priced out the people who actually work in them, and the general vibe around Colorado retirement planning has become one of resigned acceptance that it’s simply not going to happen.
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Steamboat Springs law firm ranks Pueblo, Cañon City, Colorado Springs as among state’s ten most dangerous cities for Halloween
A study by The Brown Law Firm identified Pueblo, Cañon City, and Colorado Springs as among the most dangerous Colorado cities for trick-or-treating, prompting local authorities to issue safety warnings for both pedestrians and drivers. The post Steamboat Springs law firm ranks Pueblo, Cañon City, Colorado Springs as among state’s ten most dangerous cities for Halloween appeared first on KRDO .
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KRDO13 Investigates: Pueblo children’s dentist on probation after admitting infection control violations
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - Expired disinfecting wipes, biohazard waste collected just once a year and staff failing to meet protective equipment standards and training are among the violations that landed a Pueblo dentist on probation. The Colorado Dental Board placed Dr. Olga Jasina, who practices at Pueblo Pediatric Dentistry, on...
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Pueblo to celebrate Light Up Union with 2,000 lights
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — Pueblo’s Union Avenue will be set ablaze with over 2,000 lights for the celebration of Light Up Union, the signature class project of Leadership Pueblo Class of 2026, on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event takes place on Union between B Street and C Street, featuring 30 […]
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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.
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City of Pueblo Reaffirms Commitment to Local Nonprofits Following Pueblo County's Withdrawal ...
City of Pueblo Reaffirms Commitment to Local Nonprofits Following Pueblo County's Withdrawal from 2027 CSAC Funding. PUEBLO, CO — The City of Pueblo reaffirmed its commitment to supporting local nonprofit organizations following Pueblo County's announcement that it will not provide funding for the Community Services Advisory Commission (CSAC) in 2027. The decision, announced during the Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners' October 29 work session, marks a significant change to a long-standing City-County partnership that has supported essential community services for more than two decades.
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GOP First-time Candidate Who Insists Her Race ‘Isn’t About Religion’ Says She Became More Political Because ‘You Came After My God’
Following reports of her leadership role in Forging Pueblo, a local Christian Nationalist group that seeks to install biblical leaders in every aspect of Pueblo’s culture, Republican Dana Charles has repeatedly insisted publicly that her campaign is “not about religion.”. In her most recent video, posted yesterday, Charles...
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Pueblo voters reject fire dept. tax, approve zoo and library measures
A city ballot measure proposed by Mayor Heather Graham seeking to raise sales taxes to fund the Pueblo Fire Department and public safety technology was resoundingly shot down by voters on Election Day. However, voters approved two other measures to continue funding the Pueblo City-County Library District and provide a new source of steady funding for the Pueblo Zoo. Preliminary results reported by the Pueblo County Clerk and Recorder’s Office show Pueblo voters rejected City of Pueblo Ballot Measure 2A by a nearly 2-to-1 margin, with 64% voting against it as of Nov. 5. "The residents of Pueblo have spoken with the obvious failure of the Fire and Technology ballot measure 2A during this election,” Graham said in a statement to the Chieftain . “While I'm disappointed that we cannot count on this needed investment for future truck purchases, radio equipment for our emergency personnel or special equipment to keep our residents and visitors safe, the City will continue to find ways to creatively fund for our budgetary needs.” ELECTION NEWS: Democrats lead all but one Pueblo County race: Election results Graham added that taxes have not increased in Pueblo in 50 years, “yet our residents demand higher quality of