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Kara Mason·
There’s a little bit of cinematography magic and Hollywood inspiration in Pueblo. It was a springboard for a group of friends who grew up in Pueblo West, eventually moved to Los Angeles and make the trip home – to Pueblo – each year to host and grow the StoryMode Independent Short... Read more
Vanessa Barcus·
Tucked in a rather unassuming corner at the base of the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Understudy is quietly setting art world precedents and proving that its non-traditional model as an experimental art exhibition space is one to take note of. The average passerby on their way to a snow... Read more
Mike Petrovsky·
The transition to no-kill animal services “went better than anyone could have hoped for,” said PAWS For Life’s Linda Mitchell in February. Mitchell heads the organization, which was contracted for the next three years by both Pueblo city and county governments in early January to handle animal control and shelter... Read more
By Brianna Austin·
Driving south of Saguache on Highway 285 one brisk February or March evening at dusk, you may be startled to see the sky filling up with waves and waves of what look like winged dinosaurs. It’s not haven’t stumbled into the apocalypse – on the contrary, you’ve discovered one of... Read more
John Rodriguez·
There’s that famous scene in John Steinbeck’s “Grapes of Wrath” where Tom Joad’s sister Rose of Sharon, after giving birth to her stillborn child, takes pity on father and son, where the father is weak and malnourished and will almost certainly die if he doesn't get some food. Rose of Sharon... Read more
In 1919, Colorado was still a fledgling state struggling to establish its identity in both culture and industry. While a lot can change in the course of a century, one of the institutions built to help foster the arts in Colorado has remained remarkably consistent: the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center,... Read more
Associated Press·
DENVER (AP) — Colorado’s new governor is taking several steps to promote the use of electric and zero-emission vehicles. Gov. Jared Polis said Thursday the steps are part of his efforts to combat climate change. That includes a goal to achieve 100 percent electricity generation from renewable sources by 2040. The... Read more
Joe Rubino, Denver Post·
The year was 1906, and there was no rodeo in sight. In the inaugural year of the National Western Stock Show, any display of roping and riding skill was still 25 years away. There was no food court hocking giant turkey legs, either. Back then all the action happened in the... Read more