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Summer means the local and regional music scenes are heating up - Vimarsana News

Summer means the local and regional music scenes are heating up

Music fans always held out hope that the official end of the pandemic would lead to a tsunami of pent-up demand, particularly for outdoor shows in the summer months. Locally,

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Local, regional, national bands to play mostly for free in Colorado Springs parks this summer - Vimarsana News

Local, regional, national bands to play mostly for free in Colorado Springs parks this summer

Dozens of bands will play mostly for free in parks and venues around the Pikes Peak region almost every night of the week through the summer.

AROUND TOWN: Forge Teen Center plans move forward to serve El Paso County youth - Vimarsana News

AROUND TOWN: Forge Teen Center plans move forward to serve El Paso County youth

The first stand-alone teen drop-in center in the county, Forge Teen Center, is closer to reality.

Colorado Springs mayoral candidates raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in days ahead of runoff - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs mayoral candidates raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in days ahead of runoff

In the final days before Tuesday's mayoral runoff election in Colorado Springs, candidates Wayne Williams and Yemi Mobolade have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars collectively, with the largest donations coming from local businesses, trade associations, political action committees and private donors.

Keeping an eye on the ranch - Vimarsana News

Keeping an eye on the ranch

A pair of eyes peers out from behind handcuffs on the Ranch Watch sign that Leslie Brown has owned for about 20 years. It reads “watched by neighbors, patrolled by deputies,” and Brown has multiple similar signs posted around her Log Hill Mesa property line.