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Last years second-half slowdown in Colorado Springs housing market continued as the calendar flipped to 2023: Sales tumbled last month, prices were stagnant, and the pace of construction plummeted, according

Last years second-half slowdown in Colorado Springs housing market continued as the calendar flipped to 2023: Sales tumbled last month, prices were stagnant, and the pace of construction plummeted, according

NSUR has a value protection program that offers protection against the loss of value of NSUR Coin for 2 years.

Colorado voters rejected ballot measures Amendment 78 and Propositions 119 and 120, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State’s office. In local school board races, conservative candidates who

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School districts across the Pikes Peak region will hold school board elections Nov. 2. Here’s a breakdown of some of the issues impacting the area’s biggest districts, the candidates running

Colorado school district to retire Indians school mascot March 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — A school district in Colorado has agreed to retire the Indians as the Cheyenne Mountain High School mascot despite efforts by some students and alumni to keep it. The district board voted 4-1 on Monday to retire the mascot at the end of the current school year after over an hour of deliberations, KXRM-TV reported. “We need to support all of our children at all times, a...

Colorado school district to retire Indians school mascot Follow Us Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Tuesday, March 16, 2021 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - A school district in Colorado has agreed to retire the Indians as the Cheyenne Mountain High School mascot despite efforts by some students and alumni to keep it. The district board voted 4-1 on Monday to retire the mascot at the end of the curren...

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Battle Creek’s Clara’s on the River opened to diners on Monday and the dining room looks unusually festive for this time of year.   The restaurant, housed in a historic train depot in downtown Battle Creek is all decked out for Christmas.   Owner Ross Simpson says they’re calling it Christmas in February. Claras on the River Christmas in February1-TSM Photo “Back on November 15 th, we had just finished decorating the restaurant when the Governor’s shutdown order closed us down aga...