Author: By Libby Kinder
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Sesqui Soirée celebrates the City of Colorado Springs’ 150th anniversary in style
Even a brief, early evening deluge could not dampen the spirits of the 480 guests at the gala celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Colorado Springs. On Saturday, July 17, the business aspect of the history of our fair city was celebrated in high style with a huge sense of pride and…
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Sesqui Soirée celebrates the City of Colorado Springs’ 150th anniversary in style
Even a brief, early evening deluge could not dampen the spirits of the 480 guests at the gala celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Colorado Springs. On Saturday, July 17, the business aspect of the history of our fair city was celebrated in high style with a huge sense of pride and…
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Putting patience on the menu: With Pikes Peak region restaurants back at full capacity, staffing levels may not be
Everyone who regularly dines out has likely experienced less than satisfactory service. All one has to do is peruse Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews to explore issues in the restaurant industry today. Long waits for tables and food, out-of-sorts staff and occasional frustration is not uncommon. Of course, there is more than one side to every…
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Putting patience on the menu: With Pikes Peak region restaurants back at full capacity, staffing levels may not be
Everyone who regularly dines out has likely experienced less than satisfactory service. All one has to do is peruse Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews to explore issues in the restaurant industry today. Long waits for tables and food, out-of-sorts staff and occasional frustration is not uncommon. Of course, there is more than one side to every…
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Putting patience on the menu: With Pikes Peak region restaurants back at full capacity, staffing levels may not be
Everyone who regularly dines out has likely experienced less than satisfactory service. All one has to do is peruse Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews to explore issues in the restaurant industry today. Long waits for tables and food, out-of-sorts staff and occasional frustration is not uncommon. Of course, there is more than one side to every…
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Putting patience on the menu: With Pikes Peak region restaurants back at full capacity, staffing levels may not be
Everyone who regularly dines out has likely experienced less than satisfactory service. All one has to do is peruse Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews to explore issues in the restaurant industry today. Long waits for tables and food, out-of-sorts staff and occasional frustration is not uncommon. Of course, there is more than one side to every…
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Friends and family of Bruce Sinclair offer remembrances; former Cheyenne Mountain educator died June 18
Bruce Sinclair passed away at home on June 18 at the age of 95 after spending his long career in the field of education. In addition to teaching in rural El Paso County, Woodland Park and Beulah, he was a teacher and administrator with Cheyenne Mountain School District 12 for 30 years, prior to his…
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Public invited to participate in Then & Now Photo Challenge, part of the 150th Anniversary of Colorado Springs
If you ever imagined your life as art, here’s a chance to prove it: The City of Colorado Springs is offering the public an opportunity to share their own “Then & Now” photographs in celebration of this year’s 150th anniversary. The invitation is open to residents, visitors, businesses and organizations. The purpose is to share…





