Tag: news
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TEST 4 JULY 30 CSG WEB LOCALIZATION – PHOTO CHANGED Victor Marx says he’ll only debate Phil Weiser once in Colorado governor’s race
CSG WEB ONLY Colorado Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx said on Tuesday that he will participate in only one debate with Attorney General Phil Weiser before the November election — and he challenged the Democratic nominee to hold the event without a moderator. “I’m only doing one debate,” Marx said in a video posted online.…
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TEST 3 -Embed – CSG and DG ADDED JULY 29 Is work flex slowing downtown’s recovery?
DG AND CSG now added, photo changed and photo embedded below. YouTube is added below: Work-from-home and “flex work” policies, widely adopted five years ago as a hedge against the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, have lingered on — well after the virus retreated. HTML embed added below: But flex work may be running counter…
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NEW TEST – DG & CSG WEB ADDED: Turnout surges and winning margins stretch
County clerks finished posting unofficial results in Colorado’s primary election on Friday, drawing a line under a series of nominating contests that witnessed upsets, surprises and outright shockers by the time the votes were tallied. While the outcome changed in only one major, top-ticket race after the initial returns were reported on June 30, several…
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DG & CSG WEB ADDED: Turnout surges and winning margins stretch
BODY TEXT HERE CHANGED FOR CSG. County clerks finished posting unofficial results in Colorado’s primary election on Friday, drawing a line under a series of nominating contests that witnessed upsets, surprises and outright shockers by the time the votes were tallied. While the outcome changed in only one major, top-ticket race after the initial returns…
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Pikes Pick: Two brothers travel U.S. in search of birds in popular documentary
This one’s for the bird lovers. The 2025 documentary “Listers: A Glimpse into Extreme Birdwatching” follows brothers Owen and Quentin Reiser as they attempt a Big Year. That’s the birding term for trying to observe as many species of birds as possible in a year. The brothers travel the U.S., valiantly searching for birds while…
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Opera, PrideFest, hot air balloons, Japanese culture on offer this weekend around Colorado
– Central City Opera Festival: The country’s fifth-oldest professional opera company, renowned for its shows, will embark on its annual summer-long stretch of classic productions. This year’s roster features Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro,” running Saturday through Aug. 2; “The Ballad of Baby Doe,” by Douglas Moore, July 4-Aug. 1; and “Master Class,” by Terrence McNally, July…
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100 years of Cheyenne Mountain Zoo: A colorful past meets an innovative present
Ahead of its much-anticipated debut at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, construction continued this spring on a state-of-the-art facility for giraffes, the treasured animal in the zoo’s logo and in the hearts of visitors, who soon will be able to interact with the herd in a whole new way. And high on the mountain overlooking the progress…
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Enjoy a night with the Tabernacle Choir at Hollywood Bowl, without leaving Colorado Springs
Not everyone can make it to the Hollywood Bowl. But for one night, Colorado Springs residents won’t have to as a massive stadium screen at Weidner Field brings one of America’s most iconic musical performances to the Pikes Peak region. This Friday, Colorado Springs residents can take part in the Tabernacle Choir at the Hollywood…
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Mush Love, Tee turns life-long mushroom fascination into Old Colorado City storefront
A curtain of vines and mushrooms hangs above the doorway. Beyond it, shelves overflow with mushroom-shaped lamps, earrings, lunchboxes, art and other fungi-inspired treasures most people never knew existed. With fungi-themed gifts stacked farther than the eye can see, there’s enough hand-foraged mushrooms, vintage finds and forest-inspired décor to make visitors forget they’re standing in…