Preventing break-ins at your home doesn’t have to bust your budget. Expensive security systems come with perks, but there are plenty of ways to protect your residence that are either low-cost or free. Read on...
Mayor Nick Gradisar has chosen the person who will take over as chief of the City of Pueblo Fire Department and become the first woman ever to hold that position in Pueblo. Read on...
Mayor Nick Gradisar has announced that he will be holding a series of Community Connections meetings to talk with Pueblo citizens about our City, both likes and concerns.. Read on...
The City of Pueblo announced that it is selling fourteen parcels of land.
City Purchasing Director Naomi Hedden says those properties are located on the Hyde Park and Bessemer areas. Read on...
Today’s children are under more stress and are feeling more anxiety than ever. Between the pressures of testing at school and unrealistic expectations set out by social media, teens and tweens have a lot on their plate... Read on...
A local woman with a long history of service in local and state education, finance, and recreation is Mayor Nick Gradisar’ s new Chief of Staff. Read on...
There are several reasons to encourage healthy eating in children. For one, people develop dietary habits in their youth that can stick with them throughout adulthood... Read on...
There’s a new look for the City of Pueblo website on line.
The Information Technology Department unveiled its update to the city’s internet presence on Tuesday. Read on...
The City of Pueblo announced today that it has received a $300,000 donation from the Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation to be put towards two art sculptures that will be placed along the Dillon Drive Bridge on Pueblo’s north side... Read on...
The City of Pueblo has scored a top five place in the annual survey of top-ranked digital city governments.
The Center for Digital Government (CDG) announced this afternoon that the city and its Information Technology Department placed 5th Read on...
