Tag: omaha
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Keith King, a titan of school choice in Colorado education, dies at 75
Keith King, a businessman, education leader and former legislator who served in the state House and Senate, as well as on the Colorado Springs council, has died after a long illness. He was 75. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. Gov. Jared Polis, who, like King, has been an advocate for charter schools, on…
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Colorado College hockey coach Kris Mayotte excited about incoming class
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado College first-year hockey coach Kris Mayotte announced his first recruiting class Monday. The group of seven includes two sons of former NHL players. “For us, this is opportunity to add to what our vision is and what we’re trying to build here and be…
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Colorado College hockey coach Kris Mayotte excited about incoming class
Colorado College first-year hockey coach Kris Mayotte announced his first recruiting class Monday. The group of seven includes two sons of former NHL players. “For us, this is opportunity to add to what our vision is and what we’re trying to build here and be successful here,” Mayotte said. Mayotte, who became the 15th head…
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CC hockey player tests positive for COVID-19; Denver, Omaha series will not be played as scheduled
A Colorado College hockey player tested positive for COVID-19 upon returning from a road trip to North Dakota, the program confirmed Monday night. A second two-week quarantine of the season is planned for the travel squad, beginning Tuesday. Based on that timetable, series against Denver on Jan. 29-30 and Omaha on Feb. 4-5 will not…
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CC hockey travels to face No. 3 North Dakota on five-game skid
Actual fan noise will be part of the experience this weekend as No. 3 North Dakota hosts a Colorado College team looking for a break, having dropped five straight games. North Dakota will host its first series of the season in its own building Saturday and Sunday. Up to 3,000 (25% capacity) fans are allowed…
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Omaha scores with officially 0.2 seconds left in overtime, stuns CC hockey
Time for the postgame stick salute, the Omaha Mavericks urged the Colorado College bench after the narrowest of narrow finishes. The Tigers stayed huddled, unconvinced. The Mavericks raised their twigs to no one and headed off the ice. Colorado College continued to wait for a second determination from the officials as to whether they had…
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CC hockey finishes review-filled third period without equalizer, falls to No. 11 Omaha
A small screen behind the penalty boxes at The Broadmoor World Arena was the most happening spot in town on Monday night. In the final 11 minutes of regulation, a goal was reviewed twice with different results, followed by three straight penalty calls reviewed for a major. All three resulted in a minor. That stretched-out…
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Waste Connections acquires major Colorado Springs trash company
Toronto-based trash giant Waste Connections has acquired Springs Waste Systems, the last remaining locally owned company among the four largest trash haulers in the Colorado Springs area. Waste Connections bought Springs Waste Systems and trash companies in Bailey, southwest of Denver, and in Omaha, Neb., last month from the Shrader family. Terms of the transaction…
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CC hockey drops pod finale against host Omaha, heads home
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As the curtain closed on the National Collegiate Hockey Conference’s ambitious 38-game “pod,” the host Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks got to roll into the holidays as victors. Colorado College was on the receiving end, blanked 3-0 on Monday afternoon in the three-week event’s final game. CC was…
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CC hockey drops pod finale against host Omaha, heads home
As the curtain closed on the National Collegiate Hockey Conference’s ambitious 38-game “pod,” the host Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks got to roll into the holidays as victors. Colorado College was on the receiving end, blanked 3-0 on Monday afternoon in the three-week event’s final game. CC was the reason there was a game at all Monday. After…





