Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 9th of January.
Good morning, Pueblo.
CSU Pueblo expands in-state tuition to new students from 10 states and five sister city countries to bolster enrollment and campus vibrancy.
School districts in southern Colorado explore adding instructional time or using virtual learning to compensate for excessive snow days.
Pueblo, facing an $8.6 million budget deficit, may introduce a food tax to prevent layoffs and maintain services, pending a November ballot decision.
Pueblo City Council will decide on the dissolution of the Community Commission on Housing and Homelessness amid debates on its continued relevance in addressing housing issues.
The Ark Valley Conduit project in Colorado secures an additional $250 million in funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, promising clean drinking water to 50,000 people.
Onyx Storm Book Release Event
Celebrate the release of Rebecca Yarros’ third book in The Empyrean Series, Onyx Storm, with a special event requiring proof of purchase for entry.
Men's Basketball Game: ThunderWolves vs. Cowboys
Experience an exciting NCAA basketball matchup between the Colorado State Pueblo ThunderWolves and the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys at Massari Arena.
Pet Food Distribution at Lynn Gardens Baptist Church
Volunteers are needed to assist with the distribution of supplemental pet food to eligible families at Lynn Gardens Baptist Church.
Annual Southern Colorado Photography Society Open Photo Show
The Southern Colorado Photography Society invites photographers to participate in their annual open photo show and competition, showcasing works measuring 16x20 inches or smaller.
Live Alternative Music at Blo Back Gallery
Experience the powerful live performances of the Pueblo-based punk band Mineral Palace along with special guests in a unique gallery setting.
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