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A few months ago I embarked on what very well might have been Pueblo’s first recorded taco crawl. Over the course of several hours spent at the epicenter of taco-dom here in town — namely the stretch of East 4th Street just past the Fountain Creek that plays host to... Read more
Much of Southern Colorado, including Pueblo, gets a bad rap for being flat. That is, the generally static topography edges this region out of being considered ideal hiking territory. Colorado’s image is built on its mountains. When people think of Colorado, they think: “fourteener country” – the place you go... Read more
It’s the first thing you notice on your way to Trinidad – coming into view before the first couple of buildings that freckle the surrounding desert plain. Looming above Trinidad, its blunted summit reaching 9,360 feet towers Fisher’s Peak. This unique landmark has been a familiar part of the horizon... Read more
It’s hard to imagine today listening to Black Joe Lewis’ earnest take on rock and roll that the accomplished project all started in a pawn shop. Out of curiosity and boredom, bandleader Joe Lewis first picked up the guitar while working in an Austin, Texas pawn shop in the mid-2000s.... Read more
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Two brothers from Colorado whose contaminated cantaloupe killed 33 people and hospitalized many more in 2011 are facing drug charges in Kansas related to an industrial hemp shipment. Eric and Ryan Jensen grow industrial hemp — a non-intoxicating cannabis plant — at a farm run by Eric’s... Read more
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Dallas area and Denver have been identified as the two finalists to become the new home for the $150 million National Medal of Honor Museum. The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation is expected to make a final decision by October. The museum currently is located... Read more
It’s the priciest, most attractive piece of real estate in Pueblo. No other strip of Pueblo property meets at the confluence of tourism and marketing, and few other businesses can match this type of foot and vehicle traffic. And Pueblo built a gym on it for a discount. It just doesn’t... Read more
One of my favorite things to do to mark the beginning of summer is take a dip in the natural waterslides up at San Isabel.I can remember the very first time I visited the waterslides. Recently having moved to the area, I heard about them as most do: from a local.... Read more