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Pueblo City Council approved $955,000 in CSAC funds for 33 nonprofits on April 27 to support agencies that requested nearly $2.4 million.

The largest grants went to Posada, Mariposa Center for Safety, and the Boys & Girls Club of Pueblo County.

The Colorado Department of Transportation will begin installing new backplates on 27 traffic signals in Pueblo County in the first week of May as part of a nearly $400,000 project to improve driver safety (targeting routes such as State Highway 45 and I-25 ramps) and is expected to complete mid-August.

The Army reversed plans to close the 4th Infantry Division Museum at Fort Carson after new guidance in the 2026 NDAA, keeping the military history exhibits open for visitors.

Officials will review museum operations to guide any future plans.

In March, Pueblo County's median home listing increased slightly to $349,950 from $349,900 while homes averaged 1,751 sqft at $188 per sqft.

New listings dropped to 254 from 288 a year ago — price per sqft rose 8% compared to March 2025.

Much Ado About Nothing - 60 Minute Abridged Performance

7:30 p.m. — Impossible Playhouse — $ — Experience Shakespeare's comedy of misunderstandings and romance in a brisk 60-minute adaptation.

72 Hour Kickass Film Fest Red Carpet & Awards Night

5:30-10 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — Tickets sold online only — Celebrate independent filmmaking at the Red Carpet and Award Show featuring the best from the 72 Hour Kickass Film Festival.

Comedy Night at The Clink Lounge

7-8:30 p.m. — The Clink — $15 Online, $20 Door — Enjoy an evening of laughs with four emerging comedians showcasing their unique styles.

Crazy - A Tribute to Patsy Cline

7-10 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — Tickets available — Experience timeless Patsy Cline classics in a heartfelt tribute performance.

Pueblo Evening Business Mingle

5-7 p.m. — 3 Margaritas Pueblo — Free entry — Network with local entrepreneurs while enjoying delicious food in a laid-back atmosphere.