Author: Andrew Wineke
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Voters overwhelmingly approve Memorial lease
Colorado Springs voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a plan to lease city-owned Memorial Health System to University of Colorado Health. The proposal passed, 83 percent to 17 percent. About 41 percent of registered voters cast ballots in the mail election. The lease agreement will pay the city $74 million up front and $5.6 million annually,…
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Peak View CEO facing high demand
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save With the doors to the region’s newest behavioral health hospital open for only about two months, Peak View Behavioral Health CEO Gary Miller is finding his biggest challenge is keeping up with demand. In June, Peak View moved into a new, $13 million, 92-bed, 56,000-square-foot…
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Peak View CEO facing high demand
With the doors to the region’s newest behavioral health hospital open for only about two months, Peak View Behavioral Health CEO Gary Miller is finding his biggest challenge is keeping up with demand. In June, Peak View moved into a new, $13 million, 92-bed, 56,000-square-foot facility at 7353 Sisters Grove, next door to the St.…
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City suing PERA over Memorial pension liability
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The city of Colorado Springs isn’t waiting for Tuesday’s election on leasing Memorial Health System to stake its claim to $185 million earmarked to pay the city-owned hospital’s potential pension liability. On Aug. 15, attorneys…
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Kimball’s weighs digital movie switch
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Part of the charm of Kimball’s Peak Three Theater is that the downtown art house remains defiantly out of step with the times, with an old-fashioned ambiance, a cash-only policy and films that are actually…
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Tuesday is decision day for Memorial lease
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save On Tuesday, the result of three years of debate over the future of Memorial Health System will be put to the test, as voters decide whether to lease the city-owned hospital to University of Colorado…
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Tuesday is decision day for Memorial lease
On Tuesday, the result of three years of debate over the future of Memorial Health System will be put to the test, as voters decide whether to lease the city-owned hospital to University of Colorado Health. At stake is a potential $259 million in up-front lease payments, plus $5.6 million in annual payments, and a…
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City suing PERA over Memorial pension liability
The city of Colorado Springs isn’t waiting for Tuesday’s election on leasing Memorial Health System to stake its claim to $185 million earmarked to pay the city-owned hospital’s potential pension liability. On Aug. 15, attorneys for Colorado Springs filed a lawsuit asking a judge to rule that the city owes nothing to Colorado’s Public Employees…
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Kimball’s weighs digital movie switch
Part of the charm of Kimball’s Peak Three Theater is that the downtown art house remains defiantly out of step with the times, with an old-fashioned ambiance, a cash-only policy and films that are actually on film. That commitment to 35mm prints is quickly turning into a liability, however, as more and more studios release…
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KKTV plans to move station downtown
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save KKTV is coming downtown. Gray Television, which owns the local CBS affiliate, bought a building at 520 E. Colorado Ave. this month and plans to move KKTV’s studio and offices to the location in early…