Year: 2023

Protests erupted outside the Colorado Springs School District 11’s administration building, as demonstrators voiced their opposition to the Board

Controversy surrounds Colorado Springs School District 11 Board Director Al Loma once again as community complaints escalate over his use of religious references in official communications.

In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the importance of diversity and inclusion in the business world.

As the April 4 election approaches, voters in Colorado Springs face a pivotal decision that could shape the city’s future trajectory.

Sixty35 Media LLC made a significant announcement on March 15, revealing a substantial reduction in its workforce

Meet Lynette Crow-Iverson, a candidate vying for one of the three at-large city council positions in the upcoming April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.…

Sixty35 Media LLC has recently undergone a significant restructuring in response to financial challenges, including a reduction in staff positions by nearly half due to a $300,000 financial deficit.

Munchies, a rising culinary force, has taken over the iconic Tejon Street location once occupied by Michelle Chocolatiers, injecting new life into the space with their bold flavors and hearty portions.

In the continuation of our exploration into the oldest legacy restaurants in town, last week’s issue delved into Part 1, focusing on two iconic Italian eateries

Colorado Springs is emerging as a national hub for cyber education, boasting a robust ecosystem that nurtures innovation and inclusivity in the field.