Harold Littrell, longtime Colorado Springs banker who played key role in landing Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, dies at 90

Harold "Hal" Littrell, a longtime Colorado Springs banker who played a key role in bringing the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame to Colorado Springs, died Oct. 8 of complications from

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