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Volunteers finding different ways to help Pueblo County residents displaced by Aspen Acres Fire

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By Noah Caplan Verified
| KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO) Verified
PUEBLO, Colo. (KOAA) — Volunteers at the Pueblo Academy of Arts are spending long days in the heat helping people displaced by the Aspen Acres Fire, which has forced more than 11,000 residents from their homes. Among those helping is Stephanie Sisneros, who started a delivery business this summer. She and her third-grade daughter, Liliana, wear matching shirts with a simple message on the back, Colorado Strong.
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Some Aspen Acres Fire evacuees return home as others wait for reentry

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By Noah Caplan Verified
| KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO) Verified
COLORADO CITY, Colo. (KOAA) — Smoke plumes and occasional flames are still visible on the hillsides just off the interchange between I-25 and Highway 165 in Colorado City, but some residents are finally heading home after being displaced by the Aspen Acres Fire. For others, the wait continues. Mary Davenport was on her way back home, reentry card in hand, when I spoke with her. To her, the days since evacuating have all blended together. "It's all so scary," said Davenport.
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Fremont County evacuees relive leaving homes due to Aspen Acres Fire

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By Noah Caplan Verified
| KOAA-TV (Pueblo, CO) Verified
FLORENCE, Colo. (KOAA) — Mandatory evacuation orders remain in effect for all land south of the intersection of Highway 67 and County Road 100 in Fremont County, stretching to the Pueblo and Custer County lines, as of Monday afternoon. The Aspen Acres Fire has pushed fears northward, with smoke-filled air and Colorado National Guard personnel blocking roadways, marking the edge of the evacuation zone. The fire itself is not visible from the checkpoint, but its presence is unmistakable.
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