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Even a brief, early evening deluge could not dampen the spirits of the 480 guests at the gala celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Colorado Springs. On Saturday, July 17, the business aspect of the history of our fair city was celebrated in high style with a huge sense of pride and…

Education updates Bernadette Kwisera, of Colorado Springs, was named to the spring Dean’s List at Berea College in Kentucky. Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center receives $100K grant Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center was awarded a $100,000 grant by the Adolph Coors Foundation, the center announced last week. The funds will go toward general operating support…

Colorado Springs Utilities is setting aside millions to help support infrastructure for new developments and affordable housing. The spending is meant to help encourage new construction and address the shortage of housing that has pushed up costs for renters and home buyers. The median price of a home has increased $90,000 since last year up…

Close to one year into required reservations on the Manitou Incline, the jury is still out on the regime intended to alleviate traffic and parking woes in the little town west of Colorado Springs. It appears crowds have indeed been cut on what has been considered the Pikes Peak region’s most popular trail. After contentious…

Emotional intimidation, degradation, subtle or overt threats, and violent psychological control are part of the equation for keeping people in a trafficked situation. The U.S. Department of Justice defines human trafficking and provides more information about the crime and associated problems at justice.gov/humantrafficking. Striving to provide a “community where love heals, restores and empowers women…