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Trailblazers, Titans and tech: Chamber & EDC keeps up the pace - Vimarsana News

Trailblazers, Titans and tech: Chamber & EDC keeps up the pace

It’s a good month for the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC. Last weekend saw its annual gala and the announcement of its first Trailblazers of Economic Development Award; its Titans

Source: csbj.com
JVC Broadcasting Executive and Host David Levenstein Dies - Vimarsana News

JVC Broadcasting Executive and Host David Levenstein Dies

David Levenstein, who served as general manager of  JVC Broadcasting’s WRCN-FM, Riverhead, New York “103.9 LI News Radio” and as host of “Back To Business,” died unexpectedly on June 5 after a brief illness at the age of 59. JVC Broadcasting executive vice president Bruce Shepard states, “It is with an extremely heavy heart that…

Texas Gate road signs commonplace in Alberta, a mystery in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Texas Gate road signs commonplace in Alberta, a mystery in the U.S.

Cattle guards are common in the Prairies. In Alberta, they are known as Texas gates. That’s how they appear on road signs, in some municipal legislation and provincial Hansard references. But elsewhere, it's a different story.

Source: cbc.ca
College works to create traditional Coast Salish longhouse - Vimarsana News

College works to create traditional Coast Salish longhouse

The creation of the longhouse began in 2016 when the university’s Native student union proposed a series of ways the university could address current and historical issues faced by Indigenous students

Phil and Ann Winslow: Colorado Springs partnership both at home and in the garage - Vimarsana News

Phil and Ann Winslow: Colorado Springs partnership both at home and in the garage

Phil Winslow has headed the auto dealership that bears his name for 60 years through three locations, and the 81-year-old entrepreneur doesn't plan to retire anytime soon. His son, Phil Winslow Jr. already owns the building and land for Winslow BMW of Colorado Springs near Instate 25 and North Nevada Ave. and eventually will take over the dealership. Phil Winslow Sr. and his wife, Ann, sold 20% of the dealership to general manager Gregg Randolph in 2014, when he became managing partner, to allow the couple to reduce their day-to-day role in the company. "I have no time frame (for the transiti...