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Several members of the Pueblo Business Economic Recovery Team spoke at a news conference on Monday to present a new initiative geared to assist local companies. The One Pueblo Project seeks to alleviate the financial burden on small companies. This year has been extremely difficult for Ray Romero, the proprietor of ‘My Friend The Printer,’ …
To Assist Small Enterprises, the “One Pueblo Project” Was Established Read More »
The Sunset Inn Bar and Grill in Pueblo, Colorado, was a flourishing, cherished family-owned business for over four decades, known for its rendition of sloppers (a local delicacy), its philanthropy to the community, and its warm atmosphere, where everyone was treated like family. It’s now one of the numerous small enterprises battling to stay alive …
The Sunset Inn in Pueblo Was a Thriving Family Business. Then There Was the Pandemic Read More »
Poised in the shadow of the state’s picturesque mountain resort cities, Pueblo is a fading industrial remnant. A community redefining its economics and politics after decades as a blue-collar Democratic bastion. Pueblo is two hours south of Denver, past military bases, defense companies, and megachurches. Miles of broad grasslands, distant mountains. Then, in the horizon, …
Pueblo Reinvents Itself and Politics, No Longer Known as “Steel City” Read More »
A federal award of $519,000 is part of a $1.7 million initiative that would foster an innovative business environment in southern Colorado through the use of a federal grant. It was awarded to the Southern Colorado Innovation Link (SCIL), which is sponsored by Pueblo Community College and is a part of The Regional Innovation Strategies …
Pueblo Is the Recipient of A $519,000 Federal Grant to Support Entrepreneurship Read More »
At the start of the epidemic, the outlook was gloomy. With little understanding about the virus and how long it would last, some predictions coming into Mayor Nick Gradisar’s office predicted monthly revenue drops of up to 70%, while annualized projections predicted sales tax income drops of up to 20%. However, the worst-case scenarios were …
Despite Pandemic and Recent Layoffs, Pueblo Has a Bright 2022 Read More »
According to the City of Pueblo, in an effort to aid struggling local companies affected by COVID-19, the city announced on Friday that it has granted money to over 30 businesses, as well as a new $1 million grant. During the first round of Pueblo’s new COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Grants, 32 local Pueblo companies …
The City of Pueblo Awarded Its First Round of Grants to Nearly 30 Companies Read More »
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