Opinion: A different kind of weed conversation for Colorado Springs
A couple years back, I was sitting on my porch as I am wont to do in the warmer months,…
Councilor Natalie Johnson announces mayoral run with kickoff event at Manitou library
COURTESY OF THE NATALIE JOHNSON FOR MAYOR CAMPAIGN Join Manitou Springs City Mayor Pro tempore and School Board Vice President…
Manitou City administrator backed by mayor and council amidst years of high turnover, complaints
Dear readers, As a news organization serving the small, tight-knit community of Manitou Springs, it can be particularly difficult to…
Space Command move from Peterson to Alabama could impact US readiness, COS development, jobs
The debate over where U.S. Space Command’s headquarters should be located is back on the front burner as the chairman…
Is this the time to move the big public Fourth of July event to Ford Amphitheater?
At a time when we desperately need to commemorate our nation’s birth and independence from a monarch, Colorado Springs residents…
Dear Mrs. Hughes June 13
Dear Readers, I have been asked to write an opinion piece about my reaction to the terrorist attack in Boulder…
Poisoning the Well: New book covers deadly ‘forever chemicals’ in Fountain Valley’s drinking water
Environmental activists in the Pikes Peak region started working to rid the water supply of “forever chemicals” like PFAS, PFOS,…
Commemorating Juneteenth
The National Archives state that on June 19, 1865, two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln’s historic Emancipation…
“The arts as a voice of the people” Colorado artists respond to Trump administration in Arts Uprise Festival
A museum curator gazes down on a flag of candy cane stripes and 50 white stars. She does not pass…
OPINION: The case for a Colorado Springs Hall of Fame
This opinion piece reflects the views of John Hazlehurst only and are not endorsed by the Pikes Peak Bulletin. Halls…
Summer camp spots open at Catamount Institute’s Mountain Campus
Twenty-eight years ago, two visionary Colorado College professors saw a local need for connecting kids with the outdoors. Married couple…
June Art Walk brings the summer fun
Art lovers turned out Friday, June 6 to see the latest in galleries and shops, hear live music, and perhaps…
Springs Utilities CEO pushes back on Bulletin article
In our May 23 edition, we published an article by Noel Black titled “Letter to COS council alleges Norwood responsible…
Protest outside Air Force Academy on graduation day calls for trans cadets to be allowed to serve
Retired Brig. Gen. Marty France stood in his dress uniform outside the southern entrance to the U.S. Air Force Academy…
Ute Pass News June 4
Green Mountain Falls and Chipita Park say ‘thank you’ to firefighters On Saturday, June 14, families and other community members…
Manitou council cuts marijuana tax, approves wildfire protection plan
During this week’s Manitou Springs City Council meeting, Evacuation modeling for disaster preparedness El Paso County Commissioner Bill Wysong shared…
Community Health Partnership is now ChangeLine
COURTESY OF CHANGELINE After more than 30 years of bringing people together to improve community health in the Pikes Peak…
More than one-trick ponies At Blue Pony gallery, artists run the show
Gazing into Julia Evans’ abstract paintings is a similar experience to seeing visions in the inkblots of a Rorschach test.…
Hiking BobHiking Bob — Let’s get loopy! A few of my favorite loop hikesfew hikes
Being in the mountains means that a lot of our trails are one-way, out-and-back kind of adventures. Or, at the…