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Since forming in 2014, The River Arkansas has been steadily building a reputation for being one of Colorado’s more exciting outfits. Mike Clark, who heads up the project in addition to playing and singing in the beloved American roots group The Haunted Windchimes, is establishing himself as one of Colorado’s... Read more
Democrats in the Third Congressional District are hoping they can capture remaining momentum from 2018’s “blue wave” and flip the seat held by Republican Rep. Scott Tipton in 2020. Their work is starting early.Diane Mitsch Bush, the former Democratic state lawmaker who challenged Congressman Tipton in 2018, thinks she has... Read more
Somehow, despite being right in the middle of one of Pueblo's most-trafficked areas, Bistoro continues to be something of a hidden gem. Perhaps that will change with the addition of their brand-new patio seating which just this month began taking up a slice of the Central Plaza sidewalk next to... Read more
Adam Uhernik is concerned about Christmas in July. The Pueblo County Commissioners’ public information officer and organizer of the 2019 Pueblo County Courthouse Lighting Ceremony needs to raise $25,000 from private citizens and corporate sponsors by Sept. 1. That’s because Uhernik needs time to order the lights for the annual... Read more
I never thought I’d say it, but Pueblo, Colorado has become a sushi town. By my last count, there are almost a dozen different places around the city to get fresh-made rolls from full-time sushi chefs. A short stroll along Union Avenue will take you past not one, but two different... Read more
PUEBLO — The virally popular novel “In 27 Days” written by Pueblo author Alison Gervais is set to become a movie. While the timeline for the upcoming film isn’t detailed yet, Gervais said she’s thrilled about her story hitting the big screen. “I’m very excited, yes! I can’t wait! It’s going... Read more
Unlike the streets of downtown Denver where there’s a brewery on every corner, smaller cities and towns typically have a more limited selection of places to grab an after-work pint – which isn’t a bad thing by any means. Quantity is exchanged for quality in these places. A brewery becomes more... Read more
Improving the city’s bike lanes and trails might be a hard sell, with roughly 87% of Puebloans using motor vehicles as their primary mode of transportation. But it’s a sales pitch Bartholomew Mikitowicz intends to make to Pueblo residents, elected officials and community groups leading up to the release of a... Read more