2019: Looking back on the year, the decade, and beyond

For me, 2019 was a year of big change -- and it's not over yet. In February, I left the newspaper business after more than 20 years. We bought our first home here after renting since coming to Colorado early in the decade that's now ending. And we welcomed our first grandchild. I loved my … Continue reading 2019: Looking back on the year, the decade, and beyond →

Chemical Demilitarization in the Classroom

https://www.peoacwa.army.mil/2019/10/30/chemical-demilitarization-in-the-classroom/ Social media: https://www.facebook.com/peoacwa/photos/a.150276454992001/2780481238638163 https://www.facebook.com/peoacwa/photos/a.150276454992001/2794861040533516/?cft[0]=AZWYOFDVRXRtMJtSxdDUN3KtM4zYQXjOCYSJnrI4kpE3h7HhVu0eLtgP6kkAYVhEZ_NVnq2OY-k4B8Goh13mp52j-NkxzcG8OzNTmK0SoytKRlt5NtD8yL9oJZeKswbNZ1QN365fihb9t7S_AlTP25506hw-glMgAzWGKVzWVfl0xt30yNxDS3KeqdbM6MdB7Ro&tn=%2CO%2CP-R

Movie theater’s practices are hastening its demise

In the last year, Pueblo’s Tinseltown theater finally received some much-needed upgrades, such as luxury stadium seating that cinemas in Colorado Springs already long had offered moviegoers. But since the renovations were completed, fewer special events have been offered to the cinema’s customers. I used to enjoy attending many of the one-night screenings offered in … Continue reading Movie theater’s practices are hastening its demise →

Principal Deputy Named to Support Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant

https://www.peoacwa.army.mil/2019/09/26/principal-deputy-named-to-support-pueblo-plant/