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From the editor: Christmas Ale gets the six-pack glamour shot, but Old No. 23 is the one I’d grab first. Ten months in the barrel is real patience, and barley wine remains the most underrated holiday style going. Bristol has been a Colorado Springs anchor forever, and a winter lineup this deep shows it. Buy two, drink one now and forget the other until next November.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Gas prices are dropping across the country. The national average is now below $4, but they’re even lower in Colorado. Prices on average in Colorado are at $3.83 which is a 33 cent drop since last week. In Colorado Springs, prices are 38 cents lower than last week, now sitting at $3.64. Prices in Pueblo have also dropped 33 cents to $3.72.
Douglas County teachers could be one step closer to having a seat at the table with the school district.
A harpist plays while you sip tea and nibble a warm sausage roll. That happens at a shop in Colorado, and I love that idea. The food comes out fresh and made in-house, based on what guests have shared about it. There are scones, clotted cream, and tiny sandwiches stacked high.
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — City officials heard an appeal regarding Project Primestone, a proposed microchip testing campus on the southeast side of Colorado Springs. The development plan for the site, also known as Vineyards Research Park near Janitell Road, was administratively approved by City Planning in September without a Planning Commission hearing, prompting local residents to challenge the decision.
Air Force and Northern Colorado remain in contention for conference women’s soccer titles after Colorado and College were eliminated Wednesday in the semifinals of their league’s postseason tournament. With only Air Force (4-9-5, 3-5-2 Mountain West) and Denver (5-8-4, 4-1-3 West Coast) competing in men’s NCAA Division I...
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The 15th season of Skate in the Park at Acacia Park in Downtown Colorado Springs kicks off Friday, Nov. 13. The annual celebration brings locals and visitors together to welcome the holiday season in downtown Colorado Springs. Festivities begin with a performance by the Soli Deo Gloria Choir, followed by remarks from […]
A bright pink exterior makes KB Coffee and Bakery hard to miss along Academy Boulevard, but owner Kelly Bauman hopes customers remember more than just the building's eye-catching color.
When Douglas County voters considered a $54 million tax increase for the school district’s 61,535 students, three charter schools operating outside district oversight requested a share of the funds. Two weeks before Election Day, their joint request landed in school board members’ inboxes, seeking tax dollars from the very district two of those schools had chosen to bypass or abandon.
Watch the meeting(opens in a new tab) CHSAA’s Budget and Property Administration Committee voted Wednesday to recommend raising the participation fee to $188 per sport or activity next school year while eliminating the electronic platform fee and the $100 fee for first-year coaches. The motion, made by Cheyenne Mountain...
Colorado Springs, CO – S-5! introduces SnoGard EF™, a purpose-built snow retention system with pre-engineered configurations for qualifying exposed-fastened metal roof applications. Designed for AG-panel, R-Panel, PBR and common corrugated profiles, the continuous-bar system gives contractors an engineered alternative for use on agricultural, post-frame and small commercial buildings.
Good news for Colorado golfers or people who aren’t really golfers but will go to TopGolf because you don’t have to know what you’re doing. Topgolf just cut its prices, […]
Bob Marshall is a state representative from Highlands Ranch, but you may address him as His Royal Highness Prince Elector of Douglas County. Bob is also an attorney who was an officer in the United States Marines. Originally elected as a Republican, Bob switched to the Democratic Party in 2001 and won re-election as a Democrat, which many folks thought couldn’t be done in Douglas County. He joins us to discuss his lawsuit against the confusingly worded Douglas County Ballot Question 1A which would have all 5 Douglas County commissioners elected at-large instead of by district.
