Tracy Harmon

2 weeks ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

The Vietnam War officially ended 50 years ago. Pueblo's only living Medal of Honor winner Drew Dix was recognized for his valor during the war. Dix won't reflect much on the end of the war, instead focusing on events of a decade earlier. The Vietnam War officially ended 50 years ago, but one Pueblo soldier who happened to be awarded a Medal of Honor for his actions during that war won't be dwelling on the anniversary.

2 weeks ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Three seats are up for grabs May 6 during the Pueblo West Metro District Board of Directors election. Seven candidates are in the running. In addition to incumbents Brian Gray and Joe Mahaney, this year’s candidates include Christopher Pasternak, Vincent Hall, Carla Davenport, Greg Roberts and Rodney Potter. The board helps oversee the district including the fire department, water and sewer services, the parks and recreation department and budget issues affecting the community.

3 weeks ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Seven candidates are vying for three seats on the Pueblo West Metro District Board during a May 6 special election. In addition to incumbents Brian Gray and Joe Mahaney, this year’s candidates include Christopher Pasternak, Vincent Hall, Carla Davenport, Greg Roberts and Rodney Potter, all of whom completed Chieftain surveys. Pasternack, 37, is a realtor. Here are Pasternack's responses to the Chieftain's questionnaire.

3 weeks ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Pope Francis, 88, died April 21 following a lengthy bout of double pneumonia, the Vatican announced. The pope had served 12 years as the leader of the Catholic church. His death came a day after Francis greeted thousands in St. Peter's Square after Easter Mass, riding in his open-air popemobile. In Pueblo, Bishop Stephen J. Berg of the Pueblo Diocese expressed sadness at Francis's passing. "With deep sadness, we mourn the death of our Holy Father, Pope Francis.

3 weeks ago | chieftain.com | Tracy Harmon

Good Friday Prayer Walk at Wesley United Methodist Church85 Stanford | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Journey at your own pace as you reflect on the story of Jesus during his final week on Earth. The prayer booklet helps participants to understand that time better, as it has been written in the Bible in the book of Matthew. The journey could take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. There is no cost and everyone is welcome. The building is wheelchair accessible. Christian Jaquez concert at The Abriendo Inn300 W.