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‘Key moment’ in long mission to reimagine Colorado Springs creeks (opens the original)
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Perhaps one day kids will splash in the creek near downtown Colorado Springs while others float in tubes, cast fishing lines and look for birds in a transformed green space. That day is far from imminent. But the COS Creek Plan finds itself “at a key moment,” said Chris Lieber, chief operating officer for Pikes Peak Waterways, the nonprofit that in 2022 struck a 20-year working agreement with the city and Colorado Springs Utilities to restore and reimagine portions of Fountain and Monument creek
Flying W Ranch: A western tradition triumphs over tragedy in Colorado Springs (opens the original)
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The crowd has moved through the line, filling trays with chicken, brisket, potatoes, beans, biscuits and applesauce made just the way an adoring mother made it more than 70 years ago. Now the people are back at their seats, back at the picnic tables lining this dining hall at a historic ranch in Colorado Springs, where horses and cattle roam between green hills, red rock cathedrals and trickling streams, where the sun sets behind the mountains and the city twinkles in view. The Flying W Wrangler
Find these hot streaming picks on Hulu, Apple TV and Netflix (opens the original)
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“Widow’s Bay” just won more Emmy awards than any comedy series ever. If you haven’t tuned into the Apple TV hit yet, what are you waiting for? And this spooky time of year is perfect: It’s a comedy, yes, but it’s a dark comedy — brilliantly bouncing between horror genres while sticking to the story of a mayor trying to promote his New England island as the next Martha’s Vineyard. One problem: the island is cursed. Buckle up for a wildly entertaining mystery. — Seth Boster “Yellowjackets” is stre
How Vail became the biggest name in skiing (opens the original)
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Before the sun rose over Colorado’s Gore Range on March 19, 1957, two men in an Army surplus Jeep pulled off a logging road “and prepared to climb a mountain that had no name.” Pete Seibert went on to write about he and Earl Eaton breaking trail through deep snow and dense woods and over ridges that would become known by the skiing masses. Those masses would also behold the view atop the mountain to be called Vail Mountain ー “the most mind-blowing landscape of all,” Seibert remembered, “a series
Happy Trails: A new trail to climb on Colorado Springs’ north side (opens the original)
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Recently in this space, we highlighted the new stretch of Chamberlain Trail added to Blodgett Open Space on Colorado Springs’ north side. Chamberlain is a multi-use option beneath the Blodgett Bike Hill of downhill mountain bike-only trails. There is another option for hikers and runners here: the mile-plus trail going up the hill, which is open to foot traffic up and down, while bikes can only climb to their launch points. It’s called Culebras Trail. For those hikers and runners, Chamberlain pr
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