Pueblo Community College reported an 18% enrollment increase from last fall as students chose specialized, lower-cost programs to stay local.
The report noted that affordability and proximity were key factors in their decision.
CDOT voiced concern after the 'Every Click Counts' coalition held a Sept.
9 briefing on Pueblo’s 71.6% seatbelt usage, much lower than state & national rates. Mayor Heather Graham proclaimed Sept. 9 as Pueblo Seat Belt Awareness Day — urging residents to buckle up for safety.
Pueblo Community College enrollment is up 18% compared with last fall— now over 6,100 students, as specialized healthcare, manufacturing, construction, and automotive programs plus smaller class sizes draw local learners today.
Data from the CDC shows Colorado kindergarteners had lower vaccination rates compared to national figures last school year — only Hepatitis B exceeded 90%.
Health officials say herd immunity may be at risk if the decline in other vaccinations continues.
Photos from the Colorado State Fair showcase diverse attractions—rides, games, and food events held last week in Pueblo that captured family fun and local art.
The Pueblo Chieftain released the collection to highlight the fair’s vibrant atmosphere.
Former CMHIP patient Amber Dasugo returns to the Colorado State Fair as a blue ribbon winner in the 18 inches and up crocheted doily category.
After rediscovering her love for crochet and spending 44 hours on her needle art, she celebrates a personal redemption in a vibrant local contest.
Pueblo South Colts beat Liberty in week 2 during the Friday Night Endzone games last night.
The contest highlighted local high school sports action and showcased strong teamwork on the field.
Students raised over $506,000 selling 94 animals at the State Fair Junior Livestock Sale in Pueblo today.
The auction from 4-H + FFA participants provided funds to support their future educational and agricultural goals.
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