Author: Kellie Case
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Real progress has been made | Mayor’s farewell
As I approach convening my final council meeting as Woodland Park’s Mayor, I want to reflect briefly on why I first chose to run and what we set out to accomplish together. When I entered office as a member of the Woodland Park City Council in 2018, my overarching goal was simple but important: to…
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Republicans invited to upcoming caucus | Guest column
On Tuesday, March 3, registered Republicans across Teller County will gather for one of the most important — and uniquely Colorado — traditions in our political process: the Precinct Caucus. I want to personally invite every registered Republican in Teller County to participate. Our caucus is where grassroots democracy truly begins. It is not a…
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A Vision for Woodland Park: A Letter from Kellie Case, Mayoral Candidate | Guest column
Dear Citizens of Woodland Park, It’s with a spirit of service and community that I write to you today. For over two decades, I’ve dedicated my professional life to the betterment of our beloved Woodland Park. From the careful stewardship of our city’s finances to the deliberative policymaking as a City Councilmember and Mayor Pro-Tem,…
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Symphony of sounds and traditions | Teller Gives Back
Many people over the years have written “Symphony Above the Clouds – Gates Open at 5” on their calendars for July 5. This is the day the Ute Pass Symphony Guild provides a free symphonic concert in Woodland Park. The Concert is outdoors, at night, on the middle school’s athletic field. There are howitzer cannons…
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Teller Gives Back: Improving your health through music
Did you know there’s a group in town that sends every fourth grader in the area to see a Colorado Springs Philharmonic show at the Pikes Peak Center? The Ute Pass Symphony Guild, of which I am proud to be a member, provides this opportunity for students. It is a regular field trip we fund,…