Tag: colorado springs gazette
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Previews for movies opening in theaters on March 5, 2026
“Dolly” — (Horror, R, 82 minutes). A young woman named Macy is abducted by a monstrous figure who intends to raise her as its own child. “Enhypen: Walk the Line Summer Edition – in Cinemas” — (Music, not rated, 123 minutes). Looks at how the members of Enhypen’s special bond helped fuel the band’s success…
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Previews for movies opening in theaters on March 5, 2026
“Dolly” — (Horror, R, 82 minutes). A young woman named Macy is abducted by a monstrous figure who intends to raise her as its own child. “Enhypen: Walk the Line Summer Edition – in Cinemas” — (Music, not rated, 123 minutes). Looks at how the members of Enhypen’s special bond helped fuel the band’s success…
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Deaths by suicide decrease at Royal Gorge Bridge following safety upgrades
CAÑON CITY – Jay Valusek stared at “that damned railing” for hours that bled into days after his beloved 28-year-old daughter jumped in 2018 from atop the metal edge of the Royal Gorge Bridge to her death 956 feet below. Valusek’s vision blurred and then refocused as he pictured his precious Elizabeth Anne Valusek, who…
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The more journalism the better: Denver Gazette turns 5 | Vince Bzdek
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “The more journalists you have, the closer you’ll get to the truth.” So said Patricia Calhoun, longtime editor of the alt-weekly Westword, at a recent conference on Denver journalism. This is precisely the reason we…
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Protesters not finding much support among Americans, or Coloradans | Vince Bzdek
I keep harking back to the lessons of my “War and Violence in the 1960s” class in college as I watch the protests over Gaza and Israel sweep across the country and into Colorado. I remember a key document we studied in that class, The Port Huron Statement, written in 1962, which called for college…
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A roundabout at Platte and Nevada? Colorado Springs will explore the idea
Drivers have complained for decades about the intersection, which is home to the large statue of the city’s founder, Gen. William Jackson Palmer.
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Gazette, Colorado Politics journalists lauded in regional competition
The Colorado chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists recently announced the winners of the 2021 Top of the Rockies contest, and reporters from The Gazette and Colorado Politics are featured among the best in a four-state area. A regional contest that includes journalists in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, Top of the Rockies…
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EDITORIAL: Ask President Biden to fix what Trump broke
It ain’t rocket science to persuade President Joe Biden how former President Donald Trump was wrong. With that in mind, Democratic Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper should insist on an immediate, in-person meeting with Biden. Topic: Space Command, nothing more. The meeting should include Gov. Jared Polis, Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers, appropriate members…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado AG Phil Weiser crusades to protect free speech from social media monopolies
As free speech comes under attack, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser plans to save it. When social media services emerged on the scene, they glorified and leveraged free speech as protected in the First Amendment. Suddenly, thanks to computer technology and the internet, everyone had a veritable printing press. Rich and poor alike could develop…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado Springs needs police footage ASAP of man’s arrest before his death | Perspective
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Only because of a camera will we likely see justice in the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer. Cameras matter. Short of the nuanced details provided by raw footage, the public and investigators might reasonably excuse this as the tragic result of…