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The Gold Rush Lives On: Exploring Colorado’s Phantom Canyon Road
Colorado's Gold Rush (1858-1859) led to the establishment of the Colorado territory in 1861. While some of the earliest riches were discovered in the Pikes Peak mining area, one of Colorado's most profitable mining districts has been the Cripple Creek/Victor Gold Mine which is still producing gold to this day.
Cañon City to host electronics recycling event on May 25
(CAÑON CITY, Colo.) — The Fremont County Department of Human Services will be hosting an Electronics Recycling Event on Saturday, May 25. The event will take place at the Fremont County Department of Human Services parking lot located at 172 Justice Center Road in Cañon City. Community members can bring items from 9 a.m. to […]
Let's Talk Business in Pueblo: Real estate market remains slow, resource fair and more
April proved to be another slow month for Pueblo's residential real estate market. "The big decline was in our sold category which fell 18.7% compared to April 2023, and sold homes are down 12.8% year to date," said Dave Anderson, spokesperson for the Pueblo Association of Realtors. "Active listings were up 10.7% in April to 673, however, buyers just aren’t out there looking."
Pueblo West hosting Blues, Brews and Barbecue
(PUEBLO WEST, Colo.) — Looking to take dad out for some good food and drinks in time for Father’s Day? Pueblo West is hosting its annual Blues, Brews, and Barbecue festival at Civic Center Park on Saturday, June 15 from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. This event is part of Pueblo West’s Summer Concert Series […]
Pueblo West floats last-ditch effort to save Fourth of July Wet Parade
A last-ditch effort to save the Fourth of July Wet Parade and the need for $1.4 million in funding for water storage tank repairs dominated the discussion at the Pueblo West Metro District Board meeting Monday. The board unanimously approved the water storage tank repairs after learning there is a...
The Gold Rush Lives On: Exploring Colorado’s Phantom Canyon Road
Colorado's Gold Rush (1858-1859) led to the establishment of the Colorado territory in 1861. While some of the earliest riches were discovered in the Pikes Peak mining area, one of Colorado's most profitable mining districts has been the Cripple Creek/Victor Gold Mine which is still producing gold to this day.
The Gold Rush Lives On: Exploring Colorado’s Phantom Canyon Road
Colorado's Gold Rush (1858-1859) led to the establishment of the Colorado territory in 1861. While some of the earliest riches were discovered in the Pikes Peak mining area, one of Colorado's most profitable mining districts has been the Cripple Creek/Victor Gold Mine which is still producing gold to this day.
The Gold Rush Lives On: Exploring Colorado’s Phantom Canyon Road
Colorado's Gold Rush (1858-1859) led to the establishment of the Colorado territory in 1861. While some of the earliest riches were discovered in the Pikes Peak mining area, one of Colorado's most profitable mining districts has been the Cripple Creek/Victor Gold Mine which is still producing gold to this day.
The Gold Rush Lives On: Exploring Colorado’s Phantom Canyon Road
Colorado's Gold Rush (1858-1859) led to the establishment of the Colorado territory in 1861. While some of the earliest riches were discovered in the Pikes Peak mining area, one of Colorado's most profitable mining districts has been the Cripple Creek/Victor Gold Mine which is still producing gold to this day.
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