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For longtime auctioneer, Neil Enslow and his wife Georgia, embracing the world of technology led to a business that ultimately became a passion. “We used to conduct live sales,” Georgia said. “About five years ago, we went to the online format and it’s just been a very good decision for us.” For Georgia, the change of pace was daunting at first but ultimately needed. She was working a job that required traveling anywhere from 60,000 to 80,000 miles a year. “I did that for a decade, and I was done,” Georgia said. “Constantly waking up in hotel rooms and forgetting what city you...

If you started the year eagerly awaiting to see Pueblo featured on Discovery’s Undercover Billionaire, you may have noticed it hasn’t aired in recent weeks. Matt Smith, the Pueblo entrepreneur who has partnered with Louis Curtis, aka Grant Cardone in the series, said viewers will have to wait until March. “The reason it is not on the Discovery Channel is because they made an error,” Smith said. “They put the show on during the transition of presidency, so the ratings weren’t where they wanted them to be. They pulled the show back, and they are going to release it on Discovery with...

After seeing the pain her son endured each day, Kropp knew she needed to do something, and marijuana provided a potential solution.

The marijuana industry of Pueblo County will have to wait a bit longer to submit applications for expansion of premises, the county commissioners decided Tuesday. The Pueblo County Commissioners approved a continuation for a moratorium on marijuana cultivation and store expansions, due to hopes that a more streamlined process can be introduced later. The moratorium, which was implemented first without a lifting date, was first scheduled to be lifted on Feb. 1, but is now extended through April 1, 2021. Attorney Sarah Long presented the matter on Jan. 26 to the board of commissioners. "We ha...

A Pueblo West business woman is turning into one of Santa’s elves by giving away a slew of gift certificates she won and sharing some infectious holiday fun in an effort to help local businesses. Rhonda Sposato was watching KPHT radio DJ Nick Donovan’s live video the day before Thanksgiving when she heard the trivia question: “20% of people are dreading this.” “I wrote in the comments ‘family fights’ and I won,” she said. The winnings included gift certificates for Adams Ribs, The Hanger, Milberger Farms and Pizza Ranch not to mention a dozen doughnuts from the Donut Oven. I...