Tag: briefs
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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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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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Courier news briefs for Feb. 4
Scholarship available Sheriff Jason Mikesell announced last week that County Sheriffs of Colorado, Inc. will award a $500 scholarship to a deserving Teller County student this spring. Scholarship announcements have been mailed to all high school offices in the eligible counties and to all Colorado higher education institutions. Applications are available online at www.csoc.org, or…
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Courier news briefs for Dec. 31
Health officials alert public of potential measles exposure at Denver International Airport The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment, and Denver International Airport are notifying the public of a possible measles exposure at Denver International Airport on Dec. 12. An out-of-state traveler with a confirmed case…
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Tribune news briefs for Dec. 31
Health officials alert public of potential measles exposure at Denver International Airport The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment, and Denver International Airport are notifying the public of a possible measles exposure at Denver International Airport on Dec. 12. An out-of-state traveler with a confirmed case…
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Tribune news briefs for Dec. 24
Pikes Peak Library District’s Winter Adult Reading Program starts early The Pikes Peak Library District’s annual Winter Adult Reading Program is beginning Jan. 1, one month earlier than in recent years. The popular program encourages adults aged 18 and older to participate in activities and have a chance to win prizes. In 2025, 5,781 people…
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Courier news briefs for Dec. 17
Gift of recognition Now’s the time to recognize the people who made a meaningful impact in 2025 — those who lifted others, strengthened our community and helped our region shine a little brighter. Has your Business achieved incredible milestones this year? Celebrate your organization and nominate yourself for the recognition you truly deserve! Do you…
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Tribune news briefs for Oct. 29
Monumental Impact Monumental Impact announced it had received a $1,750 grant from Black Hills Energy. The funds will be used for programs in the areas of science, technology and engineering. These programs include competition teams, work-based learning, entrepreneurship, makerspace and community services. Monumental Impact is a nonprofit that connects youth and community members with career…
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Teller County news in brief
xxxxx Digital facelift The Greater Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce has updated and refreshed its website. “It is the same address you know — www.woodlandparkchamber.com — but step inside and you will notice the glow up,” the Chamber said in an email. “Our website has been refreshed, reorganized and re energized to better serve our members, visitors,…
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Teller County news in brief
New art award Mountain Artists recently launched the Mountain Artists Community Art Grants program, offering mini grants to local high school students and adults seeking art instruction in the Pikes Peak Region. Eligible applicants must be Teller County residents aged 14 or older, demonstrate an interest in exploring the arts, and commit to enrolling in…