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El Pomar Foundation and Toulouse-Lautrec

In 1891, on the muggy avenues of a changing Paris, a young artist’s new lithograph posters appeared for the first time. A painter by trade, his colorful and curvilinear prints were elegant in their simplicity, but most of all, provocative.

by Lori Bellingham, the Jan. 6, 2015, midnight

Fighting Hunger, Feeding Hope

Pueblo Cooperative Care Center seeks to prevent hunger in the Pueblo community by providing emergency food and services as well as medical prescription assistance, emergency transportation, and donations of clothing and personal hygiene products for more than 30,000 individuals.

by Lori Bellingham, the Dec. 30, 2014, midnight

Limon Movie Theater Perseveres as Community Hub

Movie theaters have been a gathering place for Americans for over a century , and the conversion of Hollywood to digital prints over the last several years has threatened to close 10,000 theaters nationwide. A digital projector can cost as much as $100,000, a cost few rural theaters can absorb.

by Devanie Helman, the Dec. 29, 2014, midnight

Pressure is a Privilege

With 22 overall Grand Slam titles and four Olympic gold medals, superstar Venus Williams proved to be an excellent keynote speaker for Peak Vista Community Health Center’s 10th annual Breakfast for Champions fundraiser...

by Lori Bellingham, the Nov. 7, 2014, midnight

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