/r/pueblo
All things Pueblo, Colorado and surrounding areas.
All about Pueblo, Southern Colorado, and surrounding areas.
📰 Local News
Huerfano World Journal (Walsenburg)
KRCC - Southern Colorado's NPR Station
👋 Local Groups
Southern Colorado:
🏫 Education
Colorado State University - Pueblo
District 70 (Pueblo West and rural)
Pueblo Mountain Park Environmental Center
Colorado State University Extension
🥾 Things to do
💁 Amenities and Services
Free Drop Off Recycling - (Recycling Guide)
Large Item (Couches, Tires, etc...) Dropoff
Pick up recycling (Roots Recycling)
Senior Resource Development Agency (SRDA)
🏛️ Government
💬 Social Media
Pueblo Lost Pets (Also lost and found)
🏴 Around Colorado
🎇 Extras
One of America's Best Places to Live
Welcome To Pueblo an aerial film
Music Voyager team travels to Pueblo, Colorado
📜 Rules
1. Low quality and low effort posts will be removed.
2. Generally posts should benefit others, not the poster.
3. No "classified" posts. Please post moving questions, job searches, and other related questions in the moving to Pueblo thread.
Wanted, for sale, job searching, moving to Pueblo, house searching, "personal ads", whining or complaining, missing vehicles/minor crimes, lost pets, and other such posts will be removed. Additionally, many posts that don't belong here, like missing pets, can be posted on Pueblo Facebook groups.
4. Self promotion should be limited, relevant, and timely. If you submit a post that you benefit from in some way please disclose this in an obvious way.
5. Local media is encouraged to post and engage with the community, especially in the comments section. Any "pay wall" or spammy posts will be removed.
6. Post submission titles must match the article's title. It may be gently edited for clarity.
7. "Missing persons" reports must be in Pueblo and reported by a credible source.
Header Photo Credit: Nick Naglich
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Never been to a convention. Is it worth attending? Are the vendor items typically reasonably priced?
What is the cost for a load at the landfill? I can't find the information on any sites. Thanks.
The routes also look a bit confusing.
Where are the best spots for SUP in the area?
Curious if there's any unreported insights like mining or corporate contamination or anything like that.
I’ve been looking around online, and it doesn’t seem like there’s a lot of options around town to get involved in boxing that don’t break the bank each month.
Anyone have any insight or recommendations for places around or near Pueblo that are kinda just like an old school boxing gym with an open gym. I’m not necessarily interested in any classes or anything, which is what seems to bump up the price usually.
I have family coming in (with several teens) and I need a way to fill them up for cheap. Golden Corral is a bit over played. I don't normally go to buffets myself, so I don't really know what's around.
Hello everyone. My old car just kicked the bucket and I am thinking of getting a used car. I'm curious what experiences yall have had with the local used car dealerships around here. Any recommendations for affordable options? Thanks!
I have handed out a couple dozen so far. Everyone has been very appreciative. It makes me want to keep going!
I'm planning a weekend in Victor in mid-September, and was wondering what route would be best. Usually I'm good at deciding these kinds of things, but all three routes have their pros and cons, so I figured I'd ask people who might be able to offer some insight.
Route 1 is up 25 through Colorado Springs, west on 24 and down 67. I prefer not to do this one, just because 25 is exhausting.
Route 2 is out Hwy 50 and up 9 to High Park Road through the mountains.
Route 3 is Route 50 to Phantom Canyon Road north. This had originally been my choice, but now I'm afraid it's too much for a casual weekend trip.
We'll be in either a Subaru Legacy or a Subaru Forester, if that makes a difference.
If you plan on taking your family to the fair, watch out for idiots like this. This was Saturday night (8/24/24) in the carnival area. Let's do better, Pueblo.