The DAC is well-stocked to help evacuees. In this room, there are diapers, medical supplies, and clothing. Other rooms offer food and other resources. Courtesy Photo
The Greenhorn Valley Ace Hardware parking lot is the hub of services and assistance for those returning from evacuation.. Photo by Shirley Pigg
A welcome-home sign for Beulah residents as they begin to return to their community. Courtesy Photo
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
The Aspen Acres Fire is a devastating force, consuming land, homes, and outbuildings. Since it ignited on June 29, it has grown to 99,076 acres as of Tuesday, July 14. The fire has spread across four counties: Pueblo, Custer, Fremont, and Huerfano, with containment reported at 36%.
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Friday, July 10, 2026
The Kenyon family: Victoria (Tori); husband Gabriel and grandson Zackary Courtesy Photo
Landowners Assist in Long Term Mitigation
With nearly 100,000 acres burned by the Aspen Acres Fire, wildlife is on the move looking for new homes. This mama bear and her two cubs were wandering along in the junipers at a much lower elevation than they usually live in. Photo by Shirley Pigg
/Rye High School’s new Athletic Director, Ethan Ward, and his family. Courtesy Photo
Zorn Road Postcard Courtesy Photo
Monnie Carrie Belle, Joseph Francis, Carlton Burns Hope Courtesy Photo
Monnie Carrie Belle, Joseph Francis, Carlton Burns Hope Courtesy Photo
