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Mayor-elect Mobolade shares blueprint for first 100 days in office - Vimarsana News

Mayor-elect Mobolade shares blueprint for first 100 days in office

Colorado Springs Mayor-elect Yemi Mobolade shared a “blueprint” for his first 100 days in office at a news conference today (May 31) while also introducing Jamie Fabos as his chief

Source: csindy.com
USA Boxing receives $800k grant for youth programs - Vimarsana News

USA Boxing receives $800k grant for youth programs

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A Colorado-based charity organization is paving the way for youth boxing programs and Olympic success through grant money. On Wednesday, May 31, Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers joined charity executives with the Daniels Fund, at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center to present $800,000 to support USA Boxing. This is a […]

Mayor-Elect Mobolade shares blueprint for first 100 days in office - Vimarsana News

Mayor-Elect Mobolade shares blueprint for first 100 days in office

Colorado Springs Mayor-elect Yemi Mobolade shared a “blueprint” for his first 100 days in office at a news conference today (May 31) while also introducing Jamie Fabos as his chief

Source: csbj.com
Colorado Springs dedicates new monument at site of city's founding - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs dedicates new monument at site of city's founding

A newly dedicated monument in Colorado Springs marks the location on which the city was founded in 1871.

Source: cpr.org
New memorial commemorates Colorado Springs' founding, past and future achievements - Vimarsana News

New memorial commemorates Colorado Springs' founding, past and future achievements

On the last day of July in 1871, under the shadow of Pikes Peak, Gen. Robert Cameron and other colleagues of Gen. William Jackson Palmer drove a stake into the ground of sprawling, treeless prairie and officially established the city that would a year later become known permanently as Colorado Springs. One-hundred-fifty-two years later, a new solid granite memorial weighing about 1,250 pounds and standing 5 feet tall and 32 inches wide marks the spot.