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Wedding party bonds over Panerathon charity run
Jennifer and David Musson wanted to do something special with their family and members of their wedding party the day after their nuptials. They had originally planned a hike, which was something they had done much of while dating as students at the University of Colorado in Boulder. But after the Waldo Canyon fire scorched…
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Pikes Peak Marathon and Ascent gain watchful eyes
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Sometimes success can complicate life. It certainly can complicate an event like the Pikes Peak Marathon and Pikes Peak Ascent. The success of past races – this is the 57th year – and increases in…
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Pikes Peak Marathon and Ascent gain watchful eyes
Sometimes success can complicate life. It certainly can complicate an event like the Pikes Peak Marathon and Pikes Peak Ascent. The success of past races – this is the 57th year – and increases in prize money have led organizers to increase scrutiny of runners this year in an attempt to ensure a fair race.…
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Top 10 race finisher sets his sights on triathlon
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A crisp wind cooled Colorado Springs early Saturday as runners stretched and jogged at St. Mary’s Grace Center in preparation for the start of the Top 10 race. But runners said the temperature in the…
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Cracks at Cliff Palace spark campaign to restore jewel of Mesa Verde
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK — Scott Travis stepped delicately around the ruins of Cliff Palace, his eyes deftly scanning the sandstone bricks, the carefully carved windows and the well-worn wooden beams at one of Mesa…
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Browns Canyon a place of beauty, solace and good fishing
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save NATHROP — About the time a young backpacker named John Fielder discovered his passion for wilderness photography, he was forced to make a decision. “I quickly found out that the photos are best at the…
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Browns Canyon a place of beauty, solace and good fishing
NATHROP — About the time a young backpacker named John Fielder discovered his passion for wilderness photography, he was forced to make a decision. “I quickly found out that the photos are best at the same time the fish are biting,” Fielder said. “So I had to give up one or the other. My fishing…
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Cracks at Cliff Palace spark campaign to restore jewel of Mesa Verde
MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK — Scott Travis stepped delicately around the ruins of Cliff Palace, his eyes deftly scanning the sandstone bricks, the carefully carved windows and the well-worn wooden beams at one of Mesa Verde National Park’s most extensive cliff dwellings. Below him: hundreds of voices in a harmony of languages as tourists streamed…
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Top 10 race finisher sets his sights on triathlon
A crisp wind cooled Colorado Springs early Saturday as runners stretched and jogged at St. Mary’s Grace Center in preparation for the start of the Top 10 race. But runners said the temperature in the high-50s was ideal for a 10-mile trek through Colorado Springs. Craig Schmidt, 28, glided across the finish line nearly a…
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Roll Bike Art Fest unites creative communities
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It’s quite common to see a bicycle in Colorado. It’s not so common to see a bicycle carved out of a tree. This year’s Roll Bike Art Festival opens Friday (Aug. 3) at Marmalade at…