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Mark your calendar for Peak Vista’s 20th Anniversary Breakfast of Champions!
It’s a milestone year for the Peak Vista Breakfast of Champions®. This year, the event – a premier fundraising event for two decades – will feature two Olympic giants. Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist Janet Evans will headline the event, with Bill Hybl, who presented her with her first gold medal, an honoree to be presented…
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Pikes Peak Open House Weekend: Your key to homeownership!
The Pikes Peak Association of Realtors’ Pikes Peak Open House Weekend, Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5, 2024, will open the door to opportunities in local real estate listings, from existing homes to new builds in El Paso and Teller Counties. There is a lot to be excited about regarding this event, which is back – and…
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Easter egg hunts draw throngs of kids Saturday
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Seven-year-old Riley Walker was on a mission Saturday morning. Find six plastic eggs marked with a bee stamp amid the brush and wheat-colored grass at Bear Creek Nature Center, then swap them for chocolate at…
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Easter egg hunts draw throngs of kids Saturday
Seven-year-old Riley Walker was on a mission Saturday morning. Find six plastic eggs marked with a bee stamp amid the brush and wheat-colored grass at Bear Creek Nature Center, then swap them for chocolate at the main building. She wasn’t alone. Sixty other kids were in the hunt, too. It was part of the Chocolate…
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College students will live history through new program
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Last summer Professor Wayne Artis was the Marxist head of a miner’s union in South Africa. Before you raise your eyebrows, know that the Pikes Peak Community College professor was actually recreating history in a…
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College students will live history through new program
Last summer Professor Wayne Artis was the Marxist head of a miner’s union in South Africa. Before you raise your eyebrows, know that the Pikes Peak Community College professor was actually recreating history in a program which will soon be become part of the curriculum. PPCC has received a $100,000 grant from the Colorado Community…
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Principal at closing elementary among top in state
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Christian Cordero, a fifth-grader at Lincoln Elementary School, took time out from eating his lunch to wax poetic about his principal, Shirley Stevens. He likes her, he said, because she is funny. “We were on…
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Principal at closing elementary among top in state
Christian Cordero, a fifth-grader at Lincoln Elementary School, took time out from eating his lunch to wax poetic about his principal, Shirley Stevens. He likes her, he said, because she is funny. “We were on the grounds and she made a joke and everyone laughed.” He added, “She is honest and respectful, too, and makes…
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Scout gives boost to garden at school
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Boy Scout Nico Dellacroce celebrated his 16th birthday Saturday by helping build a garden for Foothills Elementary School. The garden project is designed to help teach children about science and provide a community resource. The…
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Scout gives boost to garden at school
Boy Scout Nico Dellacroce celebrated his 16th birthday Saturday by helping build a garden for Foothills Elementary School. The garden project is designed to help teach children about science and provide a community resource. The first plants should hit the ground this spring. “It’s going good,” said Dellacroce, who helped line up volunteers as a…