Tag: Monument Colorado
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New Lewis-Palmer D-38 superintendent looks to bring stability, strengthen community
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Lewis-Palmer D-38’s new superintendent Amber Whetstine is no stranger to the school district or its community. Prior to her appointment in May to lead the district, she had been its assistant superintendent since 2021, when she worked alongside former superintendents K.C. Somers and Stacie Datteri.…
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New Lewis-Palmer D-38 superintendent looks to bring stability, strengthen community
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Lewis-Palmer D-38’s new superintendent Amber Whetstine is no stranger to the school district or its community. Prior to her appointment in May to lead the district, she had been its assistant superintendent since 2021, when…
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Motherhood wasn’t part of the mission for first Black female fighter pilot, until it was
Rochelle Kimbrell, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, is a mom to two teen boys. Being a mother, she says, is “way more challenging than being a fighter pilot.”
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Motherhood wasn’t part of the mission for first Black female fighter pilot, until it was
Rochelle Kimbrell, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, is a mom to two teen boys. Being a mother, she says, is “way more challenging than being a fighter pilot.”
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EDITORIAL: More local control may hedge against oppression
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “All politics is local,” implored former Democratic Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill. Town leaders in Monument, a bedroom community for Denver and Colorado Springs, don’t want to lose businesses to the state’s on-again-off-again COVID-19 shutdowns. In Monument, when a business owner struggles or goes…
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EDITORIAL: More local control may hedge against oppression
“All politics is local,” implored former Democratic Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill. Town leaders in Monument, a bedroom community for Denver and Colorado Springs, don’t want to lose businesses to the state’s on-again-off-again COVID-19 shutdowns. In Monument, when a business owner struggles or goes under it means a friend and neighbor in peril. “The…