Pueblo Pachyderm Club
Tamra Axworthy, ACPC CEO, November 15th, 2024
Pueblo Pachyderm Bi-Weekly Luncheon
Join us on November 15th at Cat's Pourhouse, 147 S. Tiffany Dr. in Pueblo West, as we welcome Tamra Axworthy, Chief Executive Officer of Pueblo's A Caring Pregnancy Center to the Pueblo Pachyderm Club.
Originally from North Carolina, Tamra has lived in Pueblo since 2003. She is married to Brian Axworthy, who is the Executive Chef for District 70 Food and Nutrition Services in Pueblo, and a member of the Pueblo West Board of Directors. Tamra and Brian have two sons, Kaleb, and Isaac.
Before joining “A CARING PREGNANCY CENTER,” Tamra worked for ten years in Higher Education at PCC and CSU-Pueblo. She took on many leadership roles and sat as a representative on many university leadership teams and boards.
Tamra is also a graduate of the Pueblo Leadership Program, an El Pomar participant, a Forging Pueblo Board member, a PERA Ambassador, the President of the Southern Colorado Spay and Neuter Clinic, Colorado Community Corrections Board member, and a student organization adviser for the Pueblo Students for Life. Some of the other activities Tamra participates in also include membership in Pueblo Rotary #43, and volunteering at her church.
Tamra joined the ACPC FAMILY in 2014 and now serves as the Chief Executive Officer. In her ten years at ACPC, she has since earned several certifications and serves on the President's Advisory Council. Tamra says that everything in her background from her formative years, military experience, education, work history, faith, and areas of passion have all led her to this ministry.
A CARING PREGNANCY CENTER celebrated 40 years of caring for moms and their unborn babies in 2024. Tamra is proud of the growth she’s witnessed during her time there and is excited about what the future holds for the organization.
Join us for the November 15th luncheon at CaT's Pourhouse, 147 Tiffany Dr., Pueblo West, CO.
You can check in around 11:15 AM, with a buffet lunch at 11:30. Lunch costs $16, but if you would like to come hear the speaker, without lunch, you are welcome to join us. At 11:30 a.m., we begin with an opening prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by any club announcements, and then proceed with lunch.
Join us on November 15th and bring a friend.
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Pueblo Republicans voted on November 5th
Pueblo Republicans turned out to support their candidates!
Although Donald Trump did not win in Colorado, Pueblo and other counties went against the trend and voted for Trump for President.
Congratulations to candidates running in federal, state, and local races. We had some very good victories!
Jeff Hurd - CD 3, won the district, despite a shortage of votes in Pueblo County.
Other CD 3 candidates, Sherri Wright for State Board of Education and Ray Scott for CU Board of Regents won their races.
Eric Rinard for CU Regent at Large won in Pueblo but lost his race.
State Representative in HD 60, Stephanie Luck was reelected.
State Representative in HD 47, Ty Winter was also reelected.
Kala Beauvais was elected the next District Attorney in Pueblo.
Paula McPheeters won her bid for Pueblo County Commissioner, District 2.
Congratulations as well to candidates Kim Swearingen, Steve Rodriguez, and Carol Riggenbach. It takes a lot of courage and dedication to decide to run for office and then to campaign. You all worked hard, and Pueblo Pachyderms are proud of you!
Something big happened in Pueblo ---
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