Fine Arts Center Hosts Free Día de Muertos Celebration
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center opens its doors November 1 and 2 for a free community Día de Muertos celebration featuring live music, sugar skulls, and a communal ofrenda.
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Woodland Park Library to Host New Six-Week Grief Group
Two Pikes Peak-area organizations have partnered to offer a structured bereavement support program at the Woodland Park library starting late October.
Old Colorado City Event Honors Wildfire Firefighters With Goat
Community members gathered in Old Colorado City to meet Goldie the goat and raise funds for wildland firefighters who protected local homes.
Peyton Church Hosts Fair for Disability Services Access
Access Christian Church in Peyton held a community resource fair Saturday to connect residents with disabilities, special needs, and their caregivers to services in the Pikes Peak region.
Fountain Resident Takes Top Prize at Harvest Games
A locally grown 1,497-pound pumpkin claimed first place at the City of Fountain's annual Harvest Games competition on October 17.
Colorado Unemployment Edges Up as Job Growth Continues
State labor officials reported September unemployment rose to 4.1 percent even as Colorado added 2,400 jobs, with labor force participation hitting a record low.
Violin Artist Mia Asano Brings Genre-Defying Sound to Springs
Classically trained violinist and vocalist Mia Asano will perform Sunday evening at The Black Sheep, blending metal, country, folk, and new-age styles.
Rockies Fire Pitching Coach After Dismal 2026 Season
Colorado dismissed pitching coach Alon Leichman on Thursday following a fourth consecutive 100-loss season and the worst run-prevention numbers in the majors.
Philharmonic Takes Orchestra Into City Classrooms
The Colorado Springs Philharmonic is visiting 18 local schools this month to prepare more than 5,000 students for a live children's concert.
Peak Vista Breakfast Fundraiser Draws Thousand to Broadmoor
Peak Vista's annual Signature Breakfast of Champions brought roughly 1,000 attendees to the Broadmoor to raise money for patients who lack adequate insurance or financial resources.
Bonefish Grill Launches Limited Fall Seasonal Menu
The Colorado Springs Bonefish Grill location is offering a limited-time autumn menu with new seafood dishes and seasonal cocktails and desserts.
Buc-ee's Site Plan Advances Through El Paso County Review
The Texas-based travel center chain filed a site development plan with El Paso County for its proposed location near County Line Road and Interstate 25, triggering an administrative staff review.
D20 Middle School Brings Journalist Back for Media Literacy
A KRDO anchor returned to Chinook Trail Middle School for the fifth consecutive year to lead eighth graders through a media literacy assembly tied to a student journalism project.
Air Force Sophomore Medders Shines in First Start
Sophomore Evan Medders rushed for over 100 yards and two scores in his debut as starter, carrying Air Force to a commanding road victory against Northern Illinois.
Woodland Park Church Pantry Feeds Teller County for Decades
Saint Martin Food Pantry, rooted in a Woodland Park Catholic parish, has grown from a small produce-sharing effort into a full community resource serving Teller County residents in need.
City's 2027 Budget Eyes Reopening Shuttered Park Restrooms
Colorado Springs has proposed spending $91,000 to restore bathroom access at ten neighborhood parks that were closed during the current season due to budget cuts.
Colorado College Hockey Rises to No. 12 Without Conference Action
The Tigers climbed three spots in this week's USCHO poll after results elsewhere reshuffled the rankings, despite CC playing only an exhibition contest.
Colorado Springs' Clarkson Sparks Feud With Brooklyn Shop
Kelly Clarkson, the Grammy-winning singer who grew up in the Colorado Springs area, publicly clashed with a Brooklyn novelty store after a visit she described as condescending.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Seeks Sportsperson's Roundtable Volunteers
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is accepting applications from hunters, anglers, and trappers to join an advisory body that shapes statewide wildlife management decisions.
Evergreen Cemetery Holds Hockey Legends, Local Sports Icons
Several sports figures with deep ties to Colorado Springs are buried at Evergreen Cemetery, including two U.S. Hockey Hall of Famers and a young Broadmoor figure skater.