Poetry Heals leadership changing, but not its mission
This isn’t your grandma’s poetry, bound by meter and rhyme schemes. This is poetry with muscles that can lift people.…
‘Safe Community Project’ — What’s it all about?
I wrote a column for our Sept. 22 edition and stated that our board was tasked to vision and find…
Pam LeGrande: In loving memory
Many people in Manitou Springs and beyond are mourning the loss of Pam LeGrande. Her passing on Oct. 16 has…
Pardi hardi to support Carnivale Parade and giant puppets
Manikrewe and The Royal Krewe of Manitou are inviting the community to Pardi Gras, a fundraiser for the Manitou Springs…
Westside resident working to ensure best birth experiences for clients
Any woman who’s given birth knows the myth of the perfect childbirth experience, passed down from generation to generation. But…
Election: Prime time for Pikes Peak Bulletin
A s regular readers certainly know, the Pikes Peak Bulletin has gone through rugged times over the past year. There’s…
Your school board candidates (running for three seats)
Jill Bishop has lived in Cascade, part of District 14, since 1996. Both of her children received their excellent K-12…
Artists left indelible mark on the Pikes Peak region
This area has been home to extraordinary muralists, lithographers, sculptors, photographers, ceramicists and painters. Many were fun, adventurous and thoroughly…
Your City Council candidates (running for three at-large seats)
Judith Chandler feels privileged to be your city councilwoman. She is running for re-election on her record of supporting residents’…
Your mayoral candidates
Nancy Fortuin Nancy Fortuin has been on City Council for almost six years, five as mayor pro tem, and is…