John Rodriguez·
Imagine this.It’s 2021, it’s early autumn and the one hundredth and twenty-first Bell Game is about to kick off. Dutch... 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... Read more
John Rodriguez·
It’s the most consequential election of Pueblo’s modern history. After months of a crowded election, the best that Pueblo voters... Read more
John Rodriguez·
Now that the minority are majority in Pueblo, Hispanics will for the first time be forced to define is what it means to be Hispanic in Pueblo, in the ways of culture, sports, civic life, philanthropy, and faith. Read more
Madison Gill·
Once viewed as vandalism, street art has become the dominant voice of art in Pueblo. Read more
John Rodriguez·
What kind of city do we have when leaders act like bickering indignants and Pueblo Chieftain joins in with the politicians to attack things it doesn't like? Read more
The PULP·
Maneuvering the pickup over the dirt road so rutted and deeply cratered that our heads bounced dangerously close to the... Read more
John Rodriguez·
Much of this doesn’t exist… It’s Sunday brunch time and the new local coffee place is filled with a few... Read more
John Rodriguez·
If there is a moment to drop politics and have a human moment then I’m going to spend the rest... Read more
John Rodriguez·
The quote was buried in a local TV news story, and you would have missed if you didn’t read carefully.... Read more
John Rodriguez·
Pueblo’s RTA bid was always an odd duck. The “Heritage of Heroes” seemed little more than jumbled pieces on the... Read more
Felix Cordova·
As Christmas comes to an end and we bring in the new year, I wanted to take the time to... Read more