Author: TRIBUNE STAFF
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Some help to navigate construction season
As winter weather recedes and construction season begins, the El Paso County Department of Public Works is encouraging residents to use its online “Cone Zone Map” to stay informed about roadway projects that may affect travel. Spring and summer are the busiest months for paving and other road projects across the county. While this work…
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Some help to navigate construction season
As winter weather recedes and construction season begins, the El Paso County Department of Public Works is encouraging residents to use its online “Cone Zone Map” to stay informed about roadway projects that may affect travel. Spring and summer are the busiest months for paving and other road projects across the county. While this work…
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Pet of the Week
Meet Lilly Rose, a 20-year-old long-haired spayed tabby, is winning hearts with her gentle nature and affectionate personality. Known for her constant purring and love of attention, Lilly enjoys meeting new friends and being brushed. Despite her age, she remains playful and lively, proving that senior pets can still bring plenty of joy and companionship…
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Tribune news briefs for April 1
Work zone impacts: Construction continues on Beacon Lite Road As El Paso County continues construction along Beacon Lite Road, county officials are warning drivers to expect changing traffic conditions and possible delays in the project area between Wakonda Way and Bricker Road. Crews are completing trench evacuation, utility relocation and storm sewer installations on the…
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Area teams advance in state basketball tournament
The No. 8-seeded Palmer Ridge girls’ basketball team defeated Tri-Lakes rival Lewis-Palmer 62-46 Saturday to advance to the third round of the CHSAA Class 4A State Tournament. The Bears will now face No. 8 seed Pueblo East on March 7, with the winner of that game advancing to the Great 8. Lewis-Palmer, the No. 25…
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Tribune news briefs for Feb. 11
Bunco night The Tri-Lakes Dynamic Rotary Club, in collaboration with Trinity Community Park, will host its annual Bunco evening on March 7 with doors opening at 5 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church. Players need to be 13 or older. More than 60 participants rolled the dice in 2025, turning an evening of laughter and friendly…
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Tribune pets of the week for Feb. 25
Pet Spotlight: Meet Shadow & Yoyo, A bonded pair looking for their forever home Safe Place for Pets is proud to introduce Shadow and Yoyo, a bonded pair of senior cats with big personalities and even bigger hearts. Shadow is a 15-year-old neutered male black cat with effortless style and way too much cool for…
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Tribune news briefs for Jan. 28
Fishing derby date announced The 2026 Palmer Lake Kids Fishing Derby has been scheduled for June 6 at the town’s namesake lake. More information will be released as the date draws nearer. Hosted and organized by the Tri-Lakes Lions Club, the event draws young anglers from across El Paso County and farther, many of whom…
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Tribune news briefs for Jan. 21
Make a wish The Student Council at Lewis-Palmer High School is making a dream come true for a child through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. They are hosting an assembly as part of the school’s annual “Wish Week” campaign to raise money for the foundation to grant life-changing wishes. The school’s goal is to raise $15,000 to…
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Nikolaus honored with Service to Mankind Award
Larry Nikolaus was presented with the distinguished Service to Mankind Award, honoring over 20 years of volunteer service, mentorship, and leadership within the Colorado Springs community. The award is presented annually by the Gleneagle Sertoma Club to an individual who is not a club member, whose community service impacts many toward the betterment of all.…