Tag: Business News
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Home sales in Colorado Springs area jump, but housing market expected to remain flat in 2026
Colorado Springs area home sales jumped in December, even as the number of active listings continued falling month-over-month — signaling a shift in the residential real estate market toward buyers, one local expert said. “We still have plenty of houses and not enough buyers, but the sellers who are leaving are getting kind of motivated,”…
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Natural hair care salon opens in Colorado Springs
The Natural Crown blends expertise with soothing spa experience A new natural hair care salon in Colorado Springs is helping people look and feel their best, starting at the root. The Natural Crown, a luxury natural hair and scalp care salon and product brand, blends owner and founder Kameka Lewis’ 17-plus years of cosmetology expertise…
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Bellco Credit Union opens first Colorado Springs branch
Bellco Credit Union of suburban Denver is continuing its expansion into southern Colorado, recently celebrating the opening of its first Colorado Springs branch. The 2,500-square-foot full-service branch opened in late December at 4441 Integrity Center Point on the city’s east side, near Barnes Road and North Powers Boulevard. “We’re thrilled to expand Bellco’s services to…
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Angelo’s Taverna, Carboy Winery expanding in Colorado Springs
Two veritable Colorado institutions, Angelo’s Taverna and Carboy Winery, are heading south. The beloved Italian restaurant that opened in Denver’s Capitol Hill in 1974 and the wine brand that is now one of the most recognized in the state are bringing their signature experience to Colorado Springs, “(blending) tradition, innovation and a distinctly Colorado sense…
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707 Pizza Co. temporarily closes in Colorado Springs
707 Pizza Co., the family-owned and operated pizzeria that opened in the summer next to Colorado College’s Ed Robson Arena in downtown Colorado Springs, has temporarily closed. A Dec. 18 post on the restaurant’s Instagram page, still its most recent, indicated the business would close for the holidays from Dec. 22-Jan. 2 and would reopen…
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Local support helps Monument’s not so Hidden Gems expand
A Monument shop built around local artists and authors is preparing to open a second location less than a year after launching July 1, a move owner Elisia Smock said is driven by demand from both shoppers and vendors. “We have a waitlist of roughly 200 artists seeking space; there’s a huge demand out there for…
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Handcrafted, custom furniture store moving in to former froyo joint
There’s a new business on the block, but it’s not serving up frozen desserts. No, David Hapgood, owner of Timber + Rust, a custom furniture studio in Woodland Park, will open a retail storefront to sell and display his handcrafted work at U.S. 24, 222 W. Midland Ave. Known by many local residents as the…
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Model Citizen offers coffee experience
Walk into Model Citizen in downtown Woodland Park and let the experience of a European coffee bar begin. A map on the wall pinpoints the countries where Enrique and Tabitha Camacho source their beans, which they roast in the shop. “Of all those coffee regions, I think we cover 90%,” Enrique said. Democratic Republic…






