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Indoor pickleball complex coming to Colorado Springs in conversion of vacant retail space - Vimarsana News

Indoor pickleball complex coming to Colorado Springs in conversion of vacant retail space

A vacant retail space in a Colorado Springs shopping center will be transformed into one of the city's largest indoor pickleball complexes, which will accommodate growing numbers of local players

Indoor pickleball complex coming to former Stein Mart space in Colorado Springs - Vimarsana News

Indoor pickleball complex coming to former Stein Mart space in Colorado Springs

A vacant retail space in a Colorado Springs shopping center will be transformed into one of the city's largest indoor pickleball complexes, which will accommodate growing numbers of local players

Indoor pickleball complex coming to Colorado Springs in conversion of vacant retail space - Vimarsana News

Indoor pickleball complex coming to Colorado Springs in conversion of vacant retail space

A vacant retail space in a Colorado Springs shopping center will be transformed into one of the city's largest indoor pickleball complexes, which will accommodate growing numbers of local players

Noah Toritto's debut album release in March - Vimarsana News

Noah Toritto's debut album release in March

Noah Toritto knows fish can’t actually hurt him. But when a friend told him about their phobia of fish, the quirky phrase turned first into Toritto’s mantra, then into the title of his first album. “I Know Fish Can’t Really Hurt Me,” will be released on Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming services on Mar. 5. After realizing he wasn’t going back to school at the start of the pandemic, Toritto started to write a few songs and treat it like a “pet project.” He reached out to Jared May and Seamus Masterson, the bass and violin players respectively, ultimately gathering a tota...