Editor s note: This article has been updated to correct several errors.
A new home means that much more when the new owner has put in his or her own “sweat equity” into its construction. Habitat for Humanity and Thrivent have a partnership that helps Pikes Peak region families become homeowners, and even put in some hours on the building of their homes.
Thanks to the partnership, two families soon will be able to move in to their own brand new homes presently under construction in Colorado Springs.
A family of five Lian and Zen and their three children, and a single mom named Brittany and her son will to receive a newly constructed home in the new Ridge at Sand Creek Sand Creek Habitat community at Galley and Babcock roads (80915).
A new home means that much more when the new owner has put in his or her own “sweat equity” into its construction. Habitat for Humanity and Thrivent have a partnership that helps Pikes Peak region families become homeowners, and even put in some hours on the building of their homes.
Thanks to the partnership, two families soon will be able to move in to their own brand new homes presently under construction in north Colorado Springs.
Lian and Zen and their three children, and a single mom named Brittany and her son will to receive a newly constructed home in the new Ridge at Sand Creek Sand Creek Habitat community at Galley and Babcock roads (80915). The homes 940-square-foot, one-level construction with two bedrooms, one bathroom and a one-car garage.
Bike and backpack found abandoned in Louisiana woods- owner Found
UPDATE: Authorities have stated that the person that owned the blue backpack was found and stated that she donated the backpack to the Goodwill 1 ½ years ago. The authorities also stated that the blue bicycle was stolen. They have not stated whether they found the owner or not, at this time.
This story began circulating social media and I believe that is what caused the police to look closer at this case. KSLA said that, Patrol Deputy Chase Voorhies then “… dug a little deeper, literally, as he searched the nooks and crannies of the large backpack.”