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See the full story · 2 sourcesAfter almost five years, my time at the Pueblo Chieftain is up.
This is a bittersweet moment for my family and me as Pueblo has not only become a second home to me; but it has also become part of my core.
Arriving in October 2021 as a wide eyed thirty something year old fresh out of college, I was not sure what to expect. I had never lived outside of California ever, let alone even visit the state of Colorado.
However, when given the opportunity to come here to Pueblo and serve the community as a sports reporter, I had to jump at the chance.
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Not only did the Chieftain give me my start towards my dreams and goals, but it also gave me a chance to learn and grow as a journalist, writer, photographer, and, most importantly, a person.
I will never forget my time here at the Pueblo Chieftain. From my first experience with the Cannon Game and the Bell Game, to seeing teams win state championships as well as individuals.
There are too many people to name and thank throughout my time here at the Chieftain, but I want each and every one of you to know how important you are to me and how thankful I am for all that you have done to help me in my career. From coaches to ADs to principals and more, thank you for always having my back and supporting me in every way possible.
For all the families, parents, aunts and uncles, grandparents, cousins, etc. that I have met along the way, thank you for cheering and rooting on these athletes.
To the Student-Athletes I have had the privilege of covering over the past five years, thank you. Thank you for always being excellent and providing me an opportunity to tell your story. Thank you for opening up to me and being vulnerable, and thank you for always supporting us.
To my staff at the Chieftain. I cannot thank you enough for everything you have done. For having my back during the tough times, to praising the success we’ve had and all that is in between. Without you, this job would be extremely difficult.
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To all the sports fans out there that follow the Chieftain, thank you all for the support. I know it always hasn’t been the easiest dealing with this new way of providing coverage for the city, but just know I always gave you all my very best.
Lastly, I would like to thank my daughter for putting up with all my crazy work hours and insane schedules. Thank you for always supporting me and believing in me.
While I am sad to leave the Chieftain, we all must move on to bigger and brighter pastures. With that being said, I will forever remember my time with the Chieftain. Pueblo is always home.
Thank you all!
This article originally appeared on The Pueblo Chieftain: It's not goodbye, but see you later!
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