Walsenburg News

After meeting in closed session for two hours Wednesday, the Maxton Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to accept the resignation of Town Manager Katrina Tatum.

A severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 330 pm for southwestern Pueblo, extreme north central Las Animas and northeastern Huerfano counties.

The Colorado Department of Transportation's bridge rehabilitation project on southbound Interstate 25 in Walsenburg continues through mid-July. Work began on the 423-foot-long structure that crosses State Highway 10 and the BNSF Railway at Exit 50 on June 1. Construction has included removal of the bridge surface and sub-surface, reconstruction of ...

The old man keeps a picture album. Nothing fancy. Dark blue, about the size of a baseball base.

A A A Approving $7.67 million in total appropriations, Holyokea TMs Board of Education adopted its 2009-2010 June budget Tuesday, June 16.

A big traffic jam in Walsenburg this week. Construction has closed down southbound lanes of I-25. The detour leads traffic straight through the middle of the small town.

Natural gas service is being restored to homes and businesses in Aguilar and Walsenburg now that a ruptured gas line has been repaired.

Natural gas supplies to Walsenburg and Aguilar might not be restored until Tuesday while crews repair a pipeline that burst after heavy rains.

Flash flooding on Thursday knocked out a pipeline feeding natural gas to Aguilar and Walsenburg.

NEWSCHANNEL 13 has learned there will be no natural gas for at least a day for all of Walsenburg and Aguilar.

"Ready to Ride." That's the theme for the 69th Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo July 8-11 at the Norris Penrose Event Center.

Remember the good 'ole days when a buck really meant something? Well, vacationers can find it all again riding across Colorado's San Luis Valley on the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad.

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A welcome respite arrived in the form of rain early Friday morning, leaving .3 inches of precipitation in Canon City, according to KRLN radio reports.

Workers with the Colorado Department of Transportation came together in Walsenburg Tuesday to honor one of their own.

The first tea party in Boston signaled the colonists' dissatisfaction with British taxes and government interference, and gatherings scheduled for Wednesday seek to do the same thing - protest excessive taxes and too many government bailouts.

What began as suspicious words on a page quickly turned into a threat that cancelled school in Walsenburg on Thursday.

A Colorado Department of Transportation employee was backed over and killed by a fellow employee working in the cone-zone in the 200 block of South I-25 in Pueblo which is just south of the 1st Street exit.

Walsenburg schools, including Peakview and John Mall High School, are closed Thursday because of a threatening text message.

Colorado State Patrol troopers were led on a high speed chase through two southern Colorado counties Wednesday.