Westcliffe News

The college and small business center is offering a state-certified Leading Edge class in both Pueblo and Westcliffe beginning this week. via Pueblo Chieftain

For a remote mountain basin at 11,680 feet above sea level, accessible only by one of the roughest four-wheel-drive roads in Colorado, South Colony Basin can get pretty crowded. via The Gazette

“You can't change the damn rules in the middle of the game!”

SPECIAL REPORT: Rocky Flats nuclear workers Mark Udall is mad. He's appalled. And he's not alone. via Rocky Mountain News

The excitement will begin this weekend when 20 delegates perform with Studio B in a special number to wow the audience. via Daily Record

“I had my first spiritual awakening. It brought me to my knees. I prayed, 'God, I don't believe you're there, but just in case you are, help me.'”

Caterina Spinaris Tudor talks about her love of Colorado at her office Monday at Desert Waters Correctional Outreach. via Daily Record

“I've been a potter all my life and just branched into painting”

Artist Mary Lou Koch of Hillside, right, discusses her award-winning pieces with Carol Milisen of Woodland Park. via Daily Record

When it comes to films, it's all about the end. When they're talking about their movies, fans rarely say "What a beginning!" But endings? Maybe they're surprising; maybe they'r ... More 'Elijah' on tap for ... via Pueblo Chieftain

Sugarfoot, a duo from Westcliffe that features Sandy and Jerry Brown, will headline the Canon Rose Acoustic Society concert at 7 p.m. Saturday at Four Mile Community center, East Main Street and Steinmeier ... via Pueblo Chieftain

“It's a great place to live; it's a great place to practice”

Dr. Gary Mohr, left, recently was joined in practice by Dawn Evert, certified family nurse practitioner. via Daily Record

“There may be some flurries and light snow through the night but there is no real threat for accumulation”

A winter storm that was expected to bring measurable amounts of snow to parts of Southern Colorado on Thursday passed through with only a few sporadic flakes and frigid temperatures. via Pueblo Chieftain

“We have so many people in our district that do so many great things.”

Terry Killen, left, displays a plaque he received as 2007 'Outstanding Citizen of the Year' from Florence Chamber of Commerce President Charles Giebler on Wednesday night. via Daily Record

“I haven't been birding out there (the reservoir) for a while, but I've seen them in town, flying over the river, and somebody told me they'd seen one in a tree near the Union Avenue bridge.”

Pueblo's annual Eagle Day Festival is Saturday at Lake Pueblo State Park, and the big birds may or may not show up. via Pueblo Chieftain

A minor earthquake rattled windows from Westcliffe to Canon City Friday night. According to the U.S. Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center in Denver, the quake occurred at 8:49 p.m. The ... via The Gazette

“Sonata No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 108.”

Opus Two, featuring Andrew Cooperstock, left, and William Terwilliger, will present a recital at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Jones Theater at Second and Main streets in Westcliffe. via Daily Record

“It would be nice to have a flag with”

George Knox Sr. stands in front of the flagpoles at the Arkansas Valley Surgical Center at 933 Sell Ave. via Daily Record

“Classic Magic - 'Sleightly' Bent”

The award-winning, two-man ensemble known as Opus Two will perform at 2 p.m. Jan. via Pueblo Chieftain

The award-winning, two-man ensemble known as Opus Two will perform at 2 p.m. Jan. via Pueblo Chieftain

To be completely honest, I'm not good at goodbyes. But, then again, who is? I'm particularly horrible, though, because I am something of an emotional wreck at times. via Daily Record

Thank the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob for all our servicemen and servicewomen who have given us all the great freedoms that we enjoy as Americans! I have a plaque in my office that states: It is the Airmen, ... via Greeley Tribune