Where was that again?
Finding old buildings and their histories by Carolyn Newman HUERFANO — Curious about the history of a building? Hundreds of buildings and … Keep Reading
Snow daze for days
by Carolyn Newman HUERFANO — The snow kept coming – and coming – that first week of November 1946, piling drifts as high … Keep Reading
There’s demons in them thar hills
Legends of the Huajatolla by Carolyn Newman WALSENBURG — Demons live on the Spanish Peaks, the mighty Huajatollas, to prevent the gold … Keep Reading
He hurled coffee pot so she fired a shotgun
Late night dispute leads to lead by Carolyn Newman WALSENBURG — This was the headline in a Nov. 8, 1929, issue of … Keep Reading
History Detective- Death without a funeral
by Carolyn Newman WALSENBURG — A judge lost a daughter – and a classroom lost a teacher. But there could be no … Keep Reading
You can take the church out of the building but you can’t take its memories
by Carolyn Newman WALSENBURG — From healing souls to healing bodies, the building now known as the Outreach and Women’s Clinic, 129 … Keep Reading
History Detective for March 8 2018
Don’t mess with pensioners by Carolyn Newman SHARPSDALE — “Bandit” is not a word we use much today, but 80 years ago … Keep Reading
Of signal smoke and mistaken identities Part 5 of Benton Canons’s story (final chapter)
by Carolyn Newman HUERFANO — To continue our story about 19-year-old Benton Canon who accidentally shot himself in the chest during an … Keep Reading
No rest for the wounded
Part 4 of Benton Canons’s story by Carolyn Newman HUERFANO — Benton Canon continues his 1866 true story. He made it back to … Keep Reading
The longest night: Part 3 of Benton Canons’s story
Part 3 of Benton Canon’s harrowing tale of surviving against all odds by Carolyn Newman HUERFANO — This is the third part of … Keep Reading