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Future of swimming pool in Cañon City headed to ballot this November (opens the original)
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CAÑON CITY, Colo. (KOAA) — The future of a pool in Cañon City will be left up to the voters. Cañon City City Council, along with the Parks and Recreation District, agreed on the ballot language that people will vote on in November. If it passes, the 0.3% sales tax, which passed in 2024, will go toward building and maintaining an outdoor seasonal pool. The tax is expected to make $2 million by the end of the year. The original pool in Cañon City closed in 2023 because of mechanical issues. Watch
Free full-day preschools opening in Pueblo School District 60 (opens the original)
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PUEBLO, Colo. (KOAA) — New free full-day preschools are opening in Pueblo School District 60 at the old Bradford Elementary School on the east side of the city. The elementary students who went to Bradford now go to Park View School of Discovery. District leaders say this move will set children up for learning success. "Having a free funded preschool is the foundation to starting off the learning that is going to last a lifetime, and so our district believes in it, I believe in it and our commun
Pueblo City Council to vote Monday on using taxpayer money for da Vinci Museum (opens the original)
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PUEBLO, Colo. (KOAA) — The tone of Pueblo's economic development future could be determined Monday night. On Thursday, Mayor Heather Graham talked about Pueblo City Council voting to provide $885,000 of taxpayer money to the new Leonardo da Vinci Museum. Mayor Graham says economic development in the city should not be limited to factories or manufacturing projects. She says the museum gives people a reason to come to Pueblo, stay and spend money. "If the vote goes no, I think that is a pretty la
Southern Colorado community steps up to welcome Beulah students back to school (opens the original)
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BEULAH, Colo. (KOAA) — The Town of Beulah is recovering after a summer of evacuations and loss caused by the Aspen Acres Fire. The southern Colorado community stepped up to give students and their families at the town's only school a night to remember. SHIELD616, the Colorado Springs Police Department and other groups hosted a back to school night at Beulah School of Natural Sciences. The groups stepped up to give students free school supplies, a carnival and free food. "Honestly, it's... really
Roasting season for Pueblo's peppers underway, farmers begin harvesting crop (opens the original)
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PUEBLO COUNTY, Colo. (KOAA) — It is roasting season for Pueblo's prized peppers! Farmers across the Saint Charles Mesa in the eastern part of Pueblo County have started harvesting the famous crop. News5 spoke with Rocky Musso, a local farmer, who says even though it has mostly been a dry and hot season for the peppers, those conditions only enhance the flavor. "From this year's peppers, everybody should be excited because they have the great Pueblo chile flavor,... a little more spice this year
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