Good morning, Pueblo.

United Way announced it is relocating its operations to the Wildfire Center to consolidate resource acceptance and distribution — a move designed to streamline supplies for the community.

The change will create a single hub to better support residents in need.

Ash, a two-month-old baby owl rescued two weeks ago in Beulah during the Aspen Acres Fire, is recovering at the Nature & Wildlife Discovery Center in Pueblo and will be moved to a flight enclosure in a few days to prepare for release.

The City of Pueblo is offering free paint jobs for two eligible homeowners on the northwest side as part of its Neighbors Helping Neighbors program — applications close Monday at 5 p.m. Homeowners must own and have lived in their home for at least two years.

Residents in Rye returned home on July 23 after more than three weeks of evacuation due to the Aspen Acres Fire.

Fire crews maintained 61% containment on the 101,546-acre fire + warned of flash flooding in burn scar areas with rain expected Thursday.

CommonSpirit St. Francis Hospital on Interquest earned a level four trauma care certification on Jul.

23, which boosts its ability to treat severe injuries (an important upgrade for local health care).

Pueblo Evening Business Networking

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

Marty Stuart Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Pueblo Memorial Hall — Ticket pricing varies — Experience a night of country music with Grammy winner Marty Stuart and a special pre-show performance.