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Holiday shopping begins in Colorado Springs amid ‘timid’ consumer sentiment
Americans are starting their winter holiday shopping earlier this year and expecting to spend about the same dollar amount as last season. But as concerns about inflation and overall affordability drive “timid” consumer sentiment, this year’s shoppers also are prioritizing essential spending and looking to take advantage of more deals. These are among the trends…
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Pikes Pick: Moctezuma’s birria tacos pack a flavorful punch
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By O’Dell Isaac For a savory blend of textures and flavors, check out the birria tacos at Moctezuma Mexican Grill, a food truck that can be found at the corner of Union Boulevard and Vickers Drive. The crispy fried tortilla, slow cooked meat and aromatic spices pack a flavorful punch that will keep taco lovers…
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‘House on Haunted Hill’ a fresh spin on a horror classic
The Funky Little Theater Company is leaning into the spooky season with a modern take on a classic horror film. “The House on Haunted Hill,” a play written by Tommy Jamerson, is an adaptation of the 1959 film starring horror icon Vincent Price. In the movie, Price, who lent his distinctive voice and chilling laugh…
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‘Three Nights of Horror’ film festival offers a weekend of screams, laughs
By O’Dell Isaac Colorado Springs horror movie fans can enjoy an entire weekend of chills, jump-scares and laughs at the 10th annual “Three Nights of Horror” film festival at the Ivywild School auditorium. Presented by the Independent Film Society of Colorado, the popular spookfest promises just about everything a horror fan could want, including classic…
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Bean-to-bar: Third Wave Chocolate offers deep flavors, simple treats in Colorado Springs
At Third Wave Chocolate, simplicity is key, said business owner Joel Bogdanoff. The sweet treat company, founded by Bogdanoff last year, offers handmade craft chocolates here in Colorado Springs. It started as a hobby, with Bogdanoff whipping up chocolate treats in his apartment, but the venture soon expanded. Now, Third Wave operates out of Provision…
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15-year-old suspect arrested in Colorado Springs after carjacking spree
A 15-year-old suspect is in custody after allegedly shooting at a mother with her three kids nearby during a car jacking crime spree in Colorado Tuesday. The Colorado Springs Police Department was alerted to a report of a car jacking involving a handgun in Custer County on Tuesday around noon, according to an online police…
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Colorado Springs has another option downtown for Mexican food and dancing
Azteca Urbano, 24 E. Kiowa St., had flown under my radar until a friend — Jazzercise instructor and fellow foodie Rachel Moothart — gave it a shoutout during our afternoon workout class. “We just went to Azteca Urbano downtown,” she said between dance routines. “It was our first time, and I had the mole enchiladas.…
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Charlie Kirk remembered in Colorado Springs during national, local observances
On Tuesday, the day conservative political activist Charlie Kirk would have turned 32 years old, homeless people in Colorado Springs received “patriot packs.” Essentials like ham and turkey sandwiches, socks, water bottles, can openers, blankets and clothes, including a Colorado Freedom Convoy shirt from members of the group, were included inside. “We wanted to do…
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Solar users successfully push Colorado Springs City Council to drop planned Utilities rate change
Dozens of solar power supporters packed the room on Tuesday to ask the Colorado Springs City Council to remove a new charge for net metering customers from the next rate plan for Colorado Springs Utilities. They got what they wanted. The City Council voted 5-4 late Tuesday afternoon to reject the changes to net metering.…
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Weekly publication in Manitou Springs reboots
After a three-month shutdown to assess financial problems and determine the future of Manitou Springs’ weekly, the Pikes Peak Bulletin, has received enough donations and a grant to continue publishing an online version. A fundraiser for the nonprofit publication has brought in nearly $11,000 toward a $25,000 goal, its website shows. The Pikes Peak Bulletin…