Category: Business
A touch of tribute: Honor Hands™ preserving life’s milestones
They can be the tiny hands of a premature baby or the immense appendages of a professional football player. They are rough or smooth, callused or delicate. We use them to help others, play sports, create music and art, and give love. “Hands have so much value, so much personality. Think about it, the first [...]
PCC now registering for summer, fall classes
It is not too late to be part of one of the most dynamic and progressive community colleges in Colorado. Pueblo Community College (PCC) Fremont Campus is currently registering students for Summer classes which begin Tuesday, May 28 and Fall classes which begin Monday, Aug. 26. Fremont Campus offers the latest technology and expert faculty. [...]
Mane Tamer celebrates ‘fresh new look’
The Mane Tamer, 1118 Main St. in Cañon City, was recently remodeled, including new flooring and paint. In addition owners Fred and Sherry Merriam would like to welcome Sheila Newlon to the shop and welcome back Doni Porter. Mane Tamer is a full service salon that “provides all of your hair care needs” and includes [...]
Governor’s Cup awards Winery with Best Syrah
The Winery at the Holy Cross Abbey recently received the Best Syrah distinction for its 2010 Syrah, Colorado during the Third Annual Governor’s Cup Wine Competition held April 27 and 28 in Denver. More than 220 wines from 32 local wineries were judged by a panel of restaurateurs, sommeliers, chefs, writers and other wine experts [...]
PCC now offers medical coding courses online
Having the only nationally accredited Medical Coding certificate program in Colorado is one thing. But now that Pueblo Community College has made it available entirely online, the program has become accessible to students throughout the state. PCC is now enrolling students in this summer’s pre-requisite classes that they need to become part of the Medical [...]
Local couple creates candle company to help selves, others
Every year millions of couples struggle with infertility. Cañon City residents George and Khrysti Cantrell know this heartbreak both physically, emotionally and financially. After two miscarriages and still-born twins, Khrysti said that they found out she would need a $6,000 infertility surgery in order to have the chance of a healthy, full-term baby. The clinic [...]
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