Pam Zubeck has a few questions: Are voters happy with Cami Bremer’s dual job arrangement?
Last October, I noted in this space that Cami Bremer must be a superwoman, considering she took on a new…
Crawfish boil at Border Burger supports wildland firefighters May 3
“Everybody knows somebody whose life has been impacted by wildfire,” said Rick Good, the co-owner of Border Burger. “Everyone should…
Architectural Treasure Hunt invites you to notice Manitou’s charming details
Can you find the small but lovely building features shown on the Manitou Springs Historic Preservation Commission’s Architectural Treasure Hunt…
Three principles of real change
“I was once asked why I don’t participate in anti-war demonstrations. I said that I will never do that, but…
TENACITY: Women in Conservation talks community connection to outdoors
Beneath the Pinery on the Hill, several of Colorado Springs’ oldest churches and neighborhoods unfold into a patchwork of diverse…
Trump, Macbeth and assorted villains
This opinion piece reflects the views of John Hazlehurst only and are not endorsed by the Pikes Peak Bulletin. Let’s…
Beyond the Bell: Equity isn’t a slogan. It’s a leadership choice.
Public education makes a promise: that every child will learn to read, write, do math and grow into a capable…
Join the The Arts Uprise, a theatre movement for this moment
I‘d been wrestling with the idea of how to stay somewhat sane when the world’s going nutso. Then I saw…
MSHS Sports April 25 + MSHS Prospector articles
Sweep over Lamar puts Manitou baseball in Tri-Peaks driver’s seat PHOTO AND STORY BY DANIEL MOHRMANN After splitting a doubleheader…
Colorado Springs Independent, Business Journal change hands. Again.
The owners of the Colorado Springs Independent and Colorado Springs Business Journal, Kevin O’Neil and J.W. Roth, sold the publications…
Manitou Springs City Council officially recognizes Bear Brothers site
Manitou Springs City Council issued a proclamation Tuesday night officially recognizing the Bear Brothers site, commonly known as the Gog…
‘Welcome to the frontlines of democracy’: COS councilmembers sworn in
A trio from the Colorado Springs Deaf and Blind School harmonized on “America the Beautiful,” and a choir from the…
Hurd faces hurdles in giving Congress more authority over tariff policy
This story was originally published in the Colorado Times Recorder. As President Donald Trump’s tariffs rock stock markets globally, two…
Ute Pass News April 17
Superhero Summer free family event in Cascade on May 4 Get ready to kick off the summer in heroic style!…
Resist the impulse to respond with shame and threat
Here’s the thing about fascism. It can be contagious. Regardless of your opinion of our president, you can’t doubt that…
End the geezer takeover: put a maximum age limit on the presidency
Like virtually every other American octogenarian, I’m only alive because of modern medicine. I was a fragile and often sickly…
Money museum offers free family event April 26
The American Numismatic Association (ANA) Edward C. Rochette Money Museum (818 N. Cascade Ave.) is sharing a timely message about…
A light in the dark: Hospice nurse Renee Boswell
If I surveyed 50 people, and asked each of them to define the job of a registered nurse, odds are…
‘The Incredible Circus Millibo’ pairs local kids with professional talent
COURTESY OF THE MILLIBO ART THEATRE Millibo Art Theatre presents our 20th anniversary edition of “The Incredible Circus Millibo” featuring…
Productive Public Lands Act Threatens locally managed public lands
US. Congressional Representative Jeff Hurd’s (R-District 3) Productive Public Lands Act asks Congress to undermine years of local planning for…