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Dozens and sometimes hundreds of people would cram into a meeting room at Golf Acres Shopping Center south of Patty Jewett Golf Course to hash out an official stance regarding

Many of us have forgotten the dark days before Dirk Draper took the helm at the Colorado Springs chamber.

I am very anxious for the turkey areas that will be opening. There are three areas for the fall season turkey hunting. To see which area, go to https://www.dec.

July 25, 2011 If you didnt catch the message, this blog has moved! You can find The Thoughtful Animal over at the new Scientific American Blogging Network! Please remember to add or change the link to my blog in your blogrolls. The new URL is:http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/thoughtful-animal/ If you use an… July 5, 2011 In March 2010, I was invited to leave behind the relative obscurity of my wordpress blog for the warm community (and increased visibility) of ScienceBlogs. What a tremendo...

Dirk Draper, right, will retire at year’s end after more than six years as president and CEO of the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC. Draper, who turns 62 in November, said his retirement is a personal choice and an amicable one made in conjunction with the Chamber & EDC’s board of directors. JERILEE BENNETT, THE GAZETTE file

For the third time in recent years, the executive director of the Council of Neighbors & Organizations (CONO) has resigned, and the longtime advocacy group appears to be on the ropes. Stephanie Surch, whose last day as executive director was April 30, started at CONO just last year and tells the Indy the agency is troubled and the board seems unwilling to address issues she thinks prevent CONO from being relevant as the city grows. For years, CONO was a loosely knit group known as Council of N...

For the third time in recent years, the executive director of the Council of Neighbors & Organizations (CONO) has resigned, and the long-time advocacy group appears to be on the