Ernest Gurulé

It has been 250 years since Paul Revere rode through Lexington, Massachusetts, warning that ‘the British are coming!'

Date: Note from the Publisher: How does a legacy initiated decades ago, get trampled on and erased in 48 hours?

It is not exactly, as iconic author John Steinbeck once titled his book, ‘East of Eden.' But, more accurately, it's west by southwest of Eden, the I-25 exit that sits on the northern outskirts of Pueblo.

While it is now part of the calendar—it's now turning 56—it was a new and special day for the planet. On April 22, 1970, not a day too soon, the first Earth Day was celebrated.

The Pueblo native, teacher and businesswoman, has been polishing her craft for 27 years, the first seven as a science teacher. Finding herself teaching culinary arts was not the plan. But like finding a winning lottery ticket, things worked out perfectly.

Will Colorado voters select experience over new ideas? Both candidates present a clear path to solutions for Colorado.

Date: One of the perks for living in the city of Pueblo is its parks. Spread across the city, there are an estimated 86 parks, each with its own unique character.

Nearly every day across America, a simple, yet unmistakable melody plays countless times.

Talk about starting a business from scratch! That is almost exactly what Puebloan Lynnea Ruybal did. She went all ‘old school' and word of mouth, and straight into a real time boutique business selling—of all things—tortillas!

As political races go, the one shaping up in Colorado's Democratic primary election for Governor is a doozy. Maybe the political equivalent to the famous ‘Thrilla in Manila,' when in 1975, Muhammed Ali and Joe Frazier, both near the height of their sport, fought a bloody, bruising fifteen rounds that remains epic now more than a half century later.