Cailey McDermott

Wendy Skean, 80, of Nathrop is the Union Cycliste Internationale Gravel World Champion for the women’s 80-84 category, as she finished the Belgium race in 4 hours, 30 minutes and

Poncha Springs Board of Trustees will hold a work session at 5:30 p.m. today to discuss and review the 2025 draft budget at 333 Burnett Ave.

Poncha Springs trustees will consider and conduct a public hearing on a W1 warrant for 40 Nickerson Ave. during their regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at Poncha Town Hall, 333 Burnett Ave.

Since 2020, an informal group of competitive golfers, named Salida Swindlers, has been pooling their winnings and donating them in the community. So far, they’ve donated more than $12,000.

Poncha Springs Trustees discussed the $6.6 million 2025 town budget during a special work session Oct. 21.

Poncha Springs Trustees unanimously approved everything on the agenda that required a vote during their regular meeting Oct. 22.

Jean (Archuleta) Hanfelt, 84, is not a Salida native – but she grew up in the San Luis Valley, San Pablo specifically, and moved to Salida in 1966 – to

Elected officials and staff representing Buena Vista, Salida, Poncha Springs and Chaffee County attended an informal intergovernmental meeting Oct. 29 at Poncha Springs Town Hall.

Salida native Barbara Williams Allender, 87, has lived in the same house on D Street for most of her life and said she likes both the old and the new

Jeff Lindsey was officially sworn in Nov. 1 as district attorney for the 11th Judicial District, assuming the duties of the office following the disbarment of former District Attorney Linda Stanley.