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Disputed territory, and the ground beneath it, are the subject of a face-off in Boulder County. Crestone, an oil and gas development concern that is now part of Civitas Resources Inc., is fighting back against dogged litigation by the county.

Stacy J. Platt, the Senior Instructor of Visual Art & Art History at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, knows that the essence of all photography is about perspective and having a focus on what wants to be said.

What Has Caused High Food Prices and What is the Outlook for the Future? Everyone knows that in the last year or two the cost...

Joshua Aldarondo is the owner and head baker of Delicias Bakery in Colorado Springs. He has the technique to make all types of bread but the creative element that motivates him is all about understanding chemistry, altitude, and age-old techniques to create a beautiful taste

Many people who live in Colorado or who travel here have seen costs in the state rise over the last several years. In many cases, by crossing state lines into Colorado’s bordering states people notice that prices are cheaper across the board -- from food to gas to lodging.

Around the holidays, there are documentaries and think pieces about the first Christmas. If you want to be entertained by college professors and academics giving a symbolic interpretation of Christmas – many of them outside the mainstream of academic theology – then these programs and articles might be fun.

Making an artistic and community-based statement of togetherness and health through food is at the center of why Brad and Sandra Akers decided to open a Graze Craze charcuterie franchise in Colorado Springs.

Bri and Nick Naylor, spouses, and co-owners of Solsage Sausage Food Truck loved making sausage in their hometown of Pittsburgh. When fate found them relocated to Colorado Springs for work and then furloughed during the pandemic, they found their dream embracing their culinary roots and a community that has embraced their taste of home with a hint of spice and a flurry of flavor.

“Whether in stores or online, fraud criminals up their game when we up our shopping during the holiday season,” said Kathy Stokes, AARP Director of Fraud Prevention programs. A new AARP Fraud Watch Network report highlight the ways criminals may target holiday shoppers this year.

The abortion debate has been one that has plagued our country for several decades. Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the debate still finds its way into everyday conversations.