Counties will be able to hire fire recovery managers through grant
Huerfano holds budget hearing by Eric Mullens WALSENBURG — The Huerfano County Commissioners Tuesday announced approval from the state department of local … Keep Reading
Busy Bee Cafe & Malt Shop opens tomorrow
by Jeffery Beall WALSENBURG — A new restaurant with a diverse menu is opening here in Walsenburg tomorrow, December 7th. Its name, … Keep Reading
Huerfano Sheriff Department to offer additional concealed carry class
WALSENBURG – The Huerfano County Sheriff’s Department will be offering a free concealed carry class on Saturday, December 22nd. The class will … Keep Reading
JMHS band team always wins
Come to the winter concert Tuesday, December 18, 6:30 pm at Washington School Pictured above, the JMHS Panther Brigade at the Huerfano County … Keep Reading
Triple-H Self Storage, LLC
Triple-H Self Storage, LLC by Jeffrey Beall WALSENBURG — Located west of Walsenburg at 22240 Highway 160, Triple-H Self Storage occupies the … Keep Reading
Huerfano administrator speaks at city council work session Tuesday
by Eric Mullens WALSENBURG — Huerfano County Administrator John Galusha addressed the Walsenburg City Council Tuesday night during their work session, speaking … Keep Reading
Walsenburg City Council delays vote on 2019 budget
• Accepts Mayor Jim Eccher’s resignation effective Dec. 15th • Longtime city clerk Wanda Britt’s death announced WALSENBURG — Following the 4-to-3 … Keep Reading
Walsenburg mayor set to take new job in Colorado City mid December
WALSENBURG MAYOR ACCEPTS NEW POSITION. Mayor Jim Eccher has been selected as the new city manager in Colorado City, Colorado. Eccher confirmed … Keep Reading
County to host meeting, seeks property owner buy-in for Cucharas River channel restoration efforts
by Mark Craddock WALSENBURG — Huerfano County officials will hold a meeting next week to seek property-owner buy-in for channel restoration work … Keep Reading
USDA approves $20.2 million for wildfire recovery efforts
Huerfano County may qualify for more than $4 million to fund Emergency Watershed Protection programs for the Spring Fire by Mark Craddock … Keep Reading