Year: 2023

The Colorado Springs Professional Firefighters Local 5 has thrown its support behind mayoral candidate Wayne Williams, a significant endorsement from a group of public safety workers esteemed for their dedication and service to the community.

Protests erupted in Colorado Springs School District 11 (D11) as students, parents, and educators voiced their opposition to a proposed policy that could forbid staff from asking students about their pronouns.

The Colorado state Legislature’s renewed focus on gun-safety legislation following the tragic mass shooting at Club Q has sparked discussions and debates on the need for stricter gun laws.

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.…

I write to you today with a sense of responsibility and determination as the interim co-publisher of Sixty35 Media.

In a tale of technological triumph, the Steel Mustangs, Manitou Springs High School’s esteemed robotics team, emerged victorious in a recent regional competition held in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

Manitou Springs High School recently hosted a spirited event called “Mustang Strong Day,” showcasing the school community’s resilience, unity, and commitment to wellness.

UCHealth has appointed Lonnie Cramer as the new president and CEO of UCHealth Memorial Hospital, Pikes Peak Regional Hospital

Since the devastating events of March 15, it feels like an eternity has passed. Now, it’s time to provide an update on the status of Sixty35 Media.

Brandon Eldridge has been appointed as the new executive director of the Pikes Peak Small Business Development Center (SBDC), commencing his role on April 3.