does anyone have a recommendation for hauling a pile of scrap metal to the recycling center please? sorry if those breaks the rules. i'm hoping others may be interested in having their metal recycled?
The change of fortune for ERBOCES comes after growing scrutiny by state education officials, who this month cracked down on the co-op over what they said was an improperly constituted board, invalid contracts, and misspent state money.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS\_Pueblo\_(AGER-2)
Pueblo is the only ship of the U.S. Navy still on the commissioned roster and held captive.
Hey y'all!
Looking for restaurants with house made Veggie burgers
So far I've only found 2 restaurants that serve house made veggie burgers: Bingo Burger and Buckshot. I've noticed not a ton of restaurants in the area have updated menus online. Are there any other places in the area that have house made (not impossible or beyond meat) burgers on their menus that I'm missing?
I appreciate y'all
Remote Area Medical (RAM) is hosting a free dental, vision, and medical clinic in Colorado Springs this weekend, on August 1-2, starting at 6 a.m.
All services are free; no insurance or ID is needed; services are first-come, first-served.
Learn more: https://www.ramusa.org/events/colorado-springs-colorado/
DON'T GO TO PUEBLO
October 2-3, 2026 • Downtown Pueblo, Colorado
Pre-Party: Analogue Books, Records & Bar
Main Event: Gold Dust Saloon
MISSION STATEMENT
"A DIY music festival and celebration of the city you were warned about...
Don't Go To Pueblo is a small, grassroots music festival born from the guts of Colorado's most misunderstood city. We are more of a warning than a tourism campaign - a warning that if you come to Pueblo, you may just have your expectations shattered. Outsiders would have you believe that Pueblo is a black hole of crime and poverty. If you ask Google, we are the "Worst City in Colorado." We are here to tell you not to believe the hype. Pueblo has a vibrant history of community, resiliency, and creativity. This city has survived it all, and its art reflects that. Our counterculture has been shaped by generations of working-class musicians, artists, peacekeepers, and troubleseekers. Don't Go To Pueblo is our proof — two days of DIY Punk, Metal, and Alternative music by the people who make this city what it is. Come see what happens when a city stops defending itself and embraces what makes it special.
Don't Go To Pueblo is 100% local: local music, local businesses, local vendors, local art. All proceeds from ticket sales goes back into the community via direct support to CASA of Pueblo, SafeSide Recovery, and El Pueblo History Museum. This is an opportunity to give back to the city that shaped us.
This is by Pueblo, for Pueblo - and everyone who ever got that look when they said where they came from.
Pueblo!
My name is Aaron Foster and I'm coming to Colorado for the Boulder Comedy Festival but have a night off so I'm performing my stand up show "Mostly Jokes" at The Blo Back Gallery on Friday June 19.
I know seeing a comedian you've never heard of is a pretty big ask. Totally fair.
That being said, wasn't there a time when you had never heard of whoever your favorite comedian is right now? I'm not saying I'm gonna be that, but if you like the jokes in the clip, you'll probably like the show.
Heads up: "Mostly Jokes" covers some dark topics like mental health, dysfunctional families and mid-life regrets, but I promise it's named that for a reason., it is mostly jokes.
I've been working on it for about three years in comedy clubs and theaters around the US and Canada and plan to tape it as my first special in the fall.
Tix are only $15 and the show runs about 90 minutes.
No opener, no intermission and, best of all, I promise I don't do crowd work.
More info through my site www.MostlyJokes.com as well as a bunch of reviews from people who have seen it, press, interviews, etc.
Ticket link: https://aaronfoster.myshopify.com/products/pueblo-co-aaron-foster-mostly-jokes
Hello All,
My spouse and I recently moved to the area and we are pretty active people. He likes to play soccer and golf and I enjoy running/hiking and biking. I was curious if there were any recreational leagues that were worth checking out (for soccer/golf) and running or biking clubs in the area? It doesn’t look like there is much on the city Parks & Rec website. We are open to other activities too as we begin to connect with people, but figured shared interest is usually a good place to start.
Thank you for any recommendations or insights anyone may be able to provide!
No wrong answers.
What could you see yourself spending money on?
Hey I used to ride dirt bikes down on those trails all the time but last time I was there a little over a year ago they had just paved a road and started building what I guess is a jail right through the middle of it.
Did they shut down all the riding over there or is it still just be respectful and your fine?
I know they were having issues with assholes dumping trash and whatnot but I was helping clean some of it up and there was a group I would ride with of about 50 guys that would all do some cleanup before we left for the day.
Can you still go from the reservoir hills down to the dirt track?
Hey all,
Curious if others know of good contractors or companies that do kitchen and bathroom work?
Has anyone ever heard of or worked with ace interiors? Or easy kitchen & bath?
There was what sounded and looked like a sixth person that seemed like they tried to run out the backdoor and ran right into a pack of cops.
Just a heads up for anyone considering Kona Kai Apartments in Pueblo. Overall, I’ve had a good experience living here. The indoor atrium, pool, plants, and the location are all things I’ve genuinely enjoyed over the past three years.
That said, I think prospective tenants should know that the water has been shut off frequently during the time I’ve lived here. In the past, those shutoffs were typically communicated in advance, but more recently I’ve experienced multiple shutoffs without receiving any notice. I understand that emergencies happen and advance notice isn’t always possible, but the frequency and lack of communication have become frustrating.
This isn’t meant to be a rant or to discourage anyone from living here. It’s simply something I wish had been disclosed before I signed my lease, because depending on your work schedule, family situation, or other responsibilities, unexpectedly having no water can be a significant inconvenience.
Hopefully management can improve communication going forward.