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PIKES PICK: Police K9s have their own calendar
Thinking 2026? Police K9s are the stars of a holiday gift calendar. Order from the Police Foundation and money raised helps support the K9 units. There are also adorable stuffed animals. tinyurl.com/2dty5xef – Linda Navarro
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Police Foundation of Colorado Springs raises thousands to support K9 Roam
Over $68,000 in donations have been received by the Police Foundation of Colorado Springs to support K9 Roam’s initial recovery and care, according to a release by the department on Thursday. Roam was stabbed three times and gravely injured during a barricade situation on Oct. 15, according to previous reporting by The Gazette. As a…
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Colorado Springs Movers & Shakers
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Christopher Gould, senior vice president of national program development and ministry relations for Salem Media Group, will move to Colorado Springs and also serve as general manager of 102.7 (KBIQ-FM), 100.7 (KGFT-FM), and 1460/101.1 (KZNT-AM/FM). Gould has been with Salem for nearly two decades, initially…
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Colorado Springs Movers & Shakers
Christopher Gould, senior vice president of national program development and ministry relations for Salem Media Group, will move to Colorado Springs and also serve as general manager of 102.7 (KBIQ-FM), 100.7 (KGFT-FM), and 1460/101.1 (KZNT-AM/FM). Gould has been with Salem for nearly two decades, initially running Salem’s stations in Tampa, Fla., before he was promoted…
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The Protect Effect campaign celebrates foundations that support first responders
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Accused shooter Robert Dear’s 2015 attack on Planned Parenthood in Colorado Springs revealed a chink in the armor law enforcement relies on to help keep them safe. During that firefight, police and sheriff’s officers had…
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The Protect Effect campaign celebrates foundations that support first responders
Accused shooter Robert Dear’s 2015 attack on Planned Parenthood in Colorado Springs revealed a chink in the armor law enforcement relies on to help keep them safe. During that firefight, police and sheriff’s officers had their standard-issue bulletproof vests, which can protect against a bullet fired from a handgun, but Dear had a rifle. Their…





