We are pleased to see this building develop into a new opportunity for the Pueblo community to grow and prosper.

The findings of this survey are disturbing to say the least. The Hispanic community is clearly struggling to afford their prescription drugs. We must all work together to pass state laws to ensure that no one has to choose between filling their grocery cart and filling their prescriptions because drugs are so expensive.

I needed to feel like I've done something different for this community. I'm a very intense woman and I'm very competitive. I saved my money and opened (Ma's) without any loans.

We, as a community, live as the wind blows with visitors; they bring the money into the city, ... When they come, they require protection. The way I see it, it is an insurance premium I pay so that visitors and residents can be safe.

What is happening in our community right now is a disgrace.

We have given of ourselves financially to help our community.