Michelle Reyes
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Joyce Salazar recognized for nearly a decade of southeast side work (opens the original)
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SOUTHEAST SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Joyce Salazar has spent nearly a decade working to make sure people on Colorado Springs' southeast side are seen, heard, and valued, and now the city is recognizing her for it. The Colorado Springs City Council launched its Community Recognition program this summer, allowing each council member to honor someone from the community. Salazar, who leads RISE Southeast, was selected this month. "I saw people who needed opportunity. The greatest need was for us to be
Widefield School District 3 hosts sensory inclusion night for families of all abilities (opens the original)
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SOUTHEAST SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Widefield School District 3 is giving families a place where children of all abilities can move, play, and participate without being overwhelmed. The district's Sensory Inclusion Night at Widefield Parks and Rec Center featured a soccer and obstacle course in one room, a fine-motor play area in another, and a quiet space for children who needed to slow down. Megan Paben, an occupational therapist with the school district, said the event fills a gap in the commun
New affordable housing coming to southeast Colorado Springs (opens the original)
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SOUTHEAST SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Jet Wing Flats, near Jet Wing Drive and Chelton Road, is expected to bring about 70 new apartments to the area. Construction started in January. The $23 million project is a partnership between Solid Rock Community Development Corporation, Common Wealth Development and Greccio Housing. Solid Rock Executive Director Benjamin Anderson said the project is also receiving support from the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, along with other funders. Greccio Housi
Colorado Springs City Council delays decision on Project Taurus data center appeals (opens the original)
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — After more than nine hours of public testimony and discussion Thursday, Colorado Springs City Council delayed a decision on appeals involving Project Taurus, a proposed data center planned for the former Intel microchip facility near Garden of the Gods Road and Centennial Boulevard. The council's 7-2 vote means the appeals will come back before council April 13, 2027. The project was approved by the city's planning department in June, but five appeals were filed. The fi
'If you give a child a book' campaign ends today, inspiring young readers in Southern Colorado (opens the original)
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SOUTHEAST SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Today is the last day of the "If You Give a Child a Book" campaign, a program that gives 5 free books to Southern Colorado students who attend low-income schools. Research shows that in some low-income families, there is only one book for every 300 kids — and that children who grow up in homes with more books achieve higher levels of academic success. The goal of the campaign is for each student in participating schools to receive 10 books each year. At Queen Pa
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