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Local nonprofit Sober Cowboy presents $1,000 scholarship opportunity to district students
6490085 · September 12, 2025
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Lacey Singleton, founder of the nonprofit Sober Cowboy, presented a $1,000 scholarship aimed at students entering agriculture, trades, rodeo or college; application deadline noted as March 15.
Lacey Singleton, founder of the nonprofit Sober Cowboy, presented a $1,000 scholarship opportunity to Pueblo County School District 70 students and asked the board to share the information with eligible students.
Singleton said Sober Cowboy began in…
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