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Since the end of December, Colorado Springs’ free COVID-19 testing sites have been inundated with people exposed to or fearing infection from the Omicron variant that’s tearing through the city.

Abigael Smith graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth with a double major in journalism and English and a minor in Digital Writing, Literature, and Design.

Abigael Keely Smith will cover general assignment news and higher education. She graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2020 with a degree in journalism and English.

A new program funded with a $150,000 grant from the local Myron Stratton Foundation will enable two prominent Colorado Springs organizations to provide physical modifications to homes to help seniors

The Myron Stratton Foundation has awarded a $150,000 grant to fund a new collaboration between Silver Key Senior Services and Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity focused on keeping seniors safely

The Myron Stratton Foundation has awarded a $150,000 grant to fund a new collaboration between Silver Key Senior Services and Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity focused on keeping seniors safely

Cash prizes for creative teens through the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Two-time City Councilor and local businessman Richard Skorman announced on Nov. 4 he will resign his City Council seat effective Jan. 1, 2022. Skorman says he’ll step down to spend

The pandemic has taught us that nothing in life is promised and it’s been a time of reflection for many families. Silver Key Senior Services decided to offer the Five Wishes document as one of their services, after seeing the abrupt stress that was placed on families during this difficult time.

UPDATE: Mayor John Suthers issued this statement about Richard Skormans resignation.