Pueblo Chieftain reporter reflects on five years covering sports
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 8:02 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
A reporter for the Pueblo Chieftain announced his departure after nearly five years covering local sports. He expressed gratitude for the community, highlighting experiences with student-athletes, coaches, and supporters. Known for his contributions during significant local events, the reporter looks forward to new opportunities while cherishing memories from Pueblo. He emphasized the invaluable support from his colleagues and family throughout his career.
- •Reporter bids farewell after five years at Pueblo Chieftain
- •Acknowledged support from athletes, coaches, and fans
- •Reflects on covering major local sports events
- •Plans to pursue new opportunities beyond Pueblo
- •Fosters a lasting connection to the Pueblo community
- 8:02 AMYahoo Sports — It's not goodbye, but see you later!
"After an exciting five year run, it's time to step away from the Pueblo Chieftain.
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