Author: Monica Mendoz
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Blog: CSU’s Gas Rodeo team tops in nation
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Broncos didn’t get one this year, but Colorado Springs Utilities did. A four-member team dubbed “Explosive Limits” brought home first place in the 2014 National Gas Rodeo competition and the team members each got gigantic rings…
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Blog: CSU’s Gas Rodeo team tops in nation
The Broncos didn’t get one this year, but Colorado Springs Utilities did. A four-member team dubbed “Explosive Limits” brought home first place in the 2014 National Gas Rodeo competition and the team members each got gigantic rings that rival those given to the SuperBowl winning teams. Colorado Springs Utilities hosted the national competition in September. Explosive Limits competed…
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City Council liaison out after 6 days; fired by Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It was a short-lived job for George Culpepper, legislative liaison to the Colorado Springs City Council. He started Jan. 2 working for the City Council. His job was to research issues for the council to…
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Colorado Springs City Council OKs civilian pay schedule
The Colorado Springs City Council gave the final approval to a new city civilian pay schedule this week. The new pay schedule is a result of nearly two years of compensation study to see how Colorado Springs compares with other cities of its size and similar job descriptions in private industry. The council also approved…
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Would-be burglar in Colorado Springs tackled by soldier
A home burglar trying to make off with an Army rucksack in a garage was tackled by the sack’s owner — a soldier — held at gunpoint by a neighbor and then hogtied by the soldier before Colorado Springs police arrived. The incident happened at 6 p.m. in the 3900 block of Leah Heights, in…