Tag: cheyenne mountain
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Cheyenne Mountain boys basketball team revitalized on court following down seasons
The Cheyenne Mountain boys basketball team showcased its turnaround this year in one play. Lewis-Palmer rebounded a missed Red-Tailed Hawks jumper and dribbled toward the coffin corner of the court late in the fourth quarter. Last season, Cheyenne Mountain players would have retreated to set up their defense. Now, it led to a literal trap…
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Boys Cross Country Peak Performer of the Year: Family history put Aiden Le Roux in national conversation
Running is in Aiden Le Roux’s blood. It’s not just an expression, but a statement of how his parents’ running background inspired him to pursue the sport and helped the Cheyenne Mountain junior become one of the best high school runners in the nation. His parents, Seef and Andrea, ran for Western Colorado University and…
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Girls 4A-5A Volleyball Peak Performer of the Year: Anna Blamires grateful for support on road to BYU
Teamwork makes the dream work. People often use the phrase in a facetious manner. For Anna Blamires, those are words to live by. This year’s 5A-4A Volleyball Peak Performer of the Year, Blamires helped lead Cheyenne Mountain to a 20-9 record and led the team in kills with 389. Blamires’ success at Cheyenne Mountain helped…
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‘I can’t imagine anything luckier’: Colorado Springs locals remember Ski Broadmoor
Whenever he’s back in Colorado Springs, Steve Wilmot’s gaze turns south to Cheyenne Mountain, to the pair of wide lanes running down the mountain’s foot — especially visible after snowfall. “I look all the time,” Wilmot, 72, says from his home now in Fort Collins. “It’s a bit sad. I think that’s the emotion I…
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Light smoke visible over Cheyenne Mountain due to prescribed burns
Light smoke may be visible through Friday as the Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station conducts prescribed burns to “reduce overall vegetative fuel load within native areas and improve overall forest health and resiliency,” according to a news release from the space force station. Although the light smoke may be visible, according to Space Base Delta 1 the…
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A beloved tradition continues: NORAD set to track Santa for 69th year
Continuing a beloved tradition now in its 69th year, North American Aerospace Defense Command will again track Santa Claus’ sleigh ride journey across the globe as he delivers presents to children all over the world. The military-run, all-volunteer tracking operation launched its NORAD Tracks Santa website, noradsanta.org on Dec. 1. The website features Santa’s North…
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A beloved tradition continues: NORAD set to track Santa for 69th year
Continuing a beloved tradition now in its 69th year, North American Aerospace Defense Command will again track Santa Claus’ sleigh ride journey across the globe as he delivers presents to children all over the world. The military-run, all-volunteer tracking operation launches its NORAD Tracks Santa website, noradsanta.org on Dec. 1. The website features Santa’s North…
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A beloved tradition continues: NORAD set to track Santa for 69th year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Continuing a beloved tradition now in its 69th year, North American Aerospace Defense Command will again track Santa Claus’ sleigh ride journey across the globe as he delivers presents to children all over the world. On Sunday, the military-run, all-volunteer tracking operation will launch its…
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A beloved tradition continues: NORAD set to track Santa for 69th year
Continuing a beloved tradition now in its 69th year, North American Aerospace Defense Command will again track Santa Claus’ sleigh ride journey across the globe as he delivers presents to children all over the world. On Sunday, the military-run, all-volunteer tracking operation will launch its NORAD Tracks Santa website, noradsanta.org. The website features Santa’s North…
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Cheyenne Mountain finds energy to top Lewis-Palmer in 5 sets
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save DENVER – After dropping the first two sets to Lewis-Palmer, there wasn’t enough energy on the Cheyenne Mountain bench to power a toaster oven. Of all the things that had gone against the Red-Tailed Hawks to that point, the lack of energy was perhaps the…