Tracy Harmon

3 days ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Black Hills Energy is kicking off its power shutoff plan in case of extreme weather. The program is designed to reduce wildfire risk during high winds in vulnerable areas. The new program will start in mid-summer. A new is set to start mid-summer in which Black Hills Energy will proactively shut down electric service in the event of extreme weather conditions in Pueblo and southern Colorado.

5 days ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Pueblo's Cipriani family is rolling out the mobile Sips & Pies wood-fired pizza business. Their cold-fermented dough takes up to three days to reach peak flavor. Three mainstay pizzas and a special pizza will be on the menu each time they roll out. A family of patient entrepreneurs is going the extra mile to provide Pueblo with a wood-fired pizza that takes time to reach its peak due to a cold-fermented dough that rests in the fridge for up to three days.

1 week ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

The Colorado State Hospital Museum has reopened. State historical funds helped replace a leaking roof on the 91-year-old building. The museum is open every Saturday and Tuesday. A new $200,000-plus roof is gracing the former superintendent's home-turned-museum on the historic Colorado State Hospital grounds in Pueblo. "After being closed for an extended period of time, we want to celebrate the reopening of the Colorado State Hospital Museum located at 13th Street and Francisco.

1 week ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Emily Koch Closing Party at Liminal Space Gallery101 S. Grand Ave. | 5-7 p.m. | Take a last look at the Emily Koch art exhibit and listen to piano music by Marc Sabatella. Cody Cozz Concert at The Abriendo Inn300 W. Abriendo Ave. | 5:30-9:30 p.m. | Christian Jaquez will open at 5:30 p.m. and Nashville Recording Artist Cody Cozz will follow. Food and drinks will be available with cash or credit card. Cost ranges from $15-30 and tickets are sold at theabriendoinn.com/concerts. Need a break?

1 week ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Pueblo Walmart employees save a customer from a burning car earlier this month. Four employees participated in the effort, but one in particular is being lauded as a 'hero' according to the store's manager. A heroic team effort by Walmart staff saved the life of a customer as he sat unconscious inside a burning car May 5. The high-adrenaline drama started to unfold just before 6 a.m. when Walmart Manager Jesse Dauenhauer was pulling into the parking lot at the North Side store, 4200 Dillon Drive.