Tag: stephanie earls
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Gazette staff recognized for features journalism
Behind eight awards, including four first-place honors, The Gazette finished third in Division 1 of the 2025 Society for Features Journalism Excellence-in-Features contest. It’s the seventh time in the past eight years The Gazette has been recognized among the top three in the contest that encompasses media companies in the U.S. and Canada. Competitors in…
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Gazette staff earns top honors in North American features contest
With eight awards and two honorable mentions, The Gazette earned top honors in Division 1 of the 2024 Society for Features Journalism Excellence-in-Features contest. The Gazette ranked No. 1 for most awards among media companies with circulations up to 90,000. Competitors included the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Indianapolis Star, the Austin American-Statesman, the Des Moines…
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Coping with coronavirus around Colorado | Your personal stories
We’re staying home. We’re working from home. We’re social-distancing. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has upended just about every aspect of normal life and societal norms. In this unprecedented moment in time we are experiencing in real time, we want to hear from you about how you are getting by. Send an email to coronavirusstories@gazettedev.gazette.com, and include a…
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VIDEO : Dog Sledding in Leadville | Girl Gone Wild
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Gazette reporter Stephanie Earls tries her hand at dog sledding. Video by Jerilee Bennett
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Suds and duds: Dressing for a beer fest in Colorado | Pikes Pub
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Hey outdoor festgoers of summer, Penny Bever’s got one word for you. Just one word: skorts. “I can wear them and no matter what I need to do — run, bend down on the ground, whatever — I’m appropriately dressed,” said Bever, an event volunteer…
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Suds and duds: Dressing for a beer fest in Colorado | Pikes Pub
Hey outdoor festgoers of summer, Penny Bever’s got one word for you. Just one word: skorts. “I can wear them and no matter what I need to do — run, bend down on the ground, whatever — I’m appropriately dressed,” said Bever, an event volunteer at last Saturday’s Feast of St. Arnold in Colorado Springs.…
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Colorado Springs collaboration brews, for charity or just fun | Pikes Pub
Two ales premiering soon at Colorado Springs’ Atrevida Beer Co. showcase the ways a craft collaboration can come about — for a good cause, and also just a good reason. The first, Resilience Butte County Proud IPA, is Atrevida owner and brewer Jessica Fierro’s contribution to what’s being called the nation’s largest collaboration brew, a…
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Black Forest marks Oktoberfest in eponymous, German style | Pikes Pub
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The city’s northeastern Black Forest neighborhood shares more than title with its iconic German namesake. For one, “there’s the physical aspect of it,” said Donovan Routsis, whose brewery, Black Forest Brewing Co., opened this year in a shopping plaza at Burgess and Black Forest roads.…
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Black Forest marks Oktoberfest in eponymous, German style | Pikes Pub
The city’s northeastern Black Forest neighborhood shares more than title with its iconic German namesake. For one, “there’s the physical aspect of it,” said Donovan Routsis, whose brewery, Black Forest Brewing Co., opened this year in a shopping plaza at Burgess and Black Forest roads. “We live at a higher elevation, with lots of trees.”…
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Former ‘tiniest’ brewery in Colorado Springs is moving | Pikes Pub
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Those rumors you’ve been hearing about big changes coming at Smiling Toad Brewing Co.? True. Owner Biff Morehead confirmed last week that the former “tiniest” brewery in Colorado Springs is poised to leap to an even roomier lily pad, off South 21st St. in Old…