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Rich Cowden abruptly exits top job at Aurora Fox
John Moore
john.moore@denvergazette.com
Updated 2 hours ago
Executive producer of city-owned theater organization says ‘it was clear it was in the best interest of the theater.’ Rich Cowden has abruptly left his position as executive producer of the city-owned Aurora Fox Arts Center after just 2½ years....
John Moore
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‘Diamond in the rough’: New trails unlock adventure in red rock wonderland of southern Colorado
Seth Boster
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Updated 4 days ago
CAÑON CITY • It’s around here somewhere. Tiffany Brewer is sure of it. She’s sure, because she’s been here several times before ー this place where one walks atop red rock ridges that rise with the mountains not far from...
Seth Boster
Reporter
Denver playwright Edith Weiss: Short and sweet
John Moore
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Updated 6 hours ago
The beloved local playwright, actor and director is having her moment at age 74 with an evening of ‘fierce’ short plays How good of a humanoid is Edith Weiss? “She feels bad killing Japanese beetles,” said Christy Montour-Larson, her friend...
John Moore
Reporter
New York ❤️ Colorado Symphony
John Moore
john.moore@denvergazette.com
Updated 1 day ago
Arts news: ‘Shrek’ drama deepens; important internment play in Brighton; John Irving salutes Olympic grandkids The Colorado Symphony is still floating on an apex after last weekend’s historic tour gave 15,000 New Yorkers a listen to the best our state...
John Moore
Reporter
Taco night? These are the best in Colorado Springs, according to Best of the Springs voters
Seth Boster
seth-boster@denvergazette.com
Updated 2 days ago
In this weekly feature, we’re celebrating the best of Colorado Springs’ food and drink scene ー as determined by voters in The Gazette’s annual Best of the Springs (thebestofthesprings.com). We’ll throw in our own recommendation, too. Up this week: tacos. ...
Seth Boster
Reporter
Wanna get away? Snow geese in Lamar, chocolate in Estes Park and live music at Red Rocks among weekend options around Colorado
April Borjon
april.borjon@gazette.com
Updated 2 days ago
HIGH PLAINS SNOW GOOSE FESTIVAL: One of the state’s largest birding events returns to the eastern plains, drawing visitors eager to witness thousands of snow geese and other migratory birds along the Western Central Flyway. Through Sunday, the four-day festival...
April Borjon
Reporter
‘Melania,’ panned by some film critics, opens with strong ticket sales
The Associated Press
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Updated 5 days ago
NEW YORK — Promoted by President Donald Trump as “a must watch,” the Melania Trump documentary “Melania” debuted with a better-than-expected $7 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday. The release of “Melania” was unlike any seen before....
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Demond Wilson, who played Lamont on ‘Sanford and Son,’ dies at 79
The Associated Press
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Updated 5 days ago
Demond Wilson, who found fame in the 1970s playing Lamont on “Sanford and Son” and went on to become a minister, has died. He was 79. Mark Goldman, a publicist for Wilson, confirmed to The Associated Press that he died...
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New Bonfils-Stanton leader has a name that’s all his own
John Moore
john.moore@denvergazette.com
Updated 3 days ago
A broken neck gave James-Allan Holmes his life back as an artist. Now he’s ready to lead (and cheerlead) for estimable foundation Like so many others, James Holmes was never the same after the Aurora theater massacre of July 20,...
John Moore
Reporter
PIKES PICK: Share a Valentine with a policeman
Linda Navarro
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Updated 1 week ago
Kids ages 3 to 10, create something special for police during the annual Valentine’s Day Contest and maybe win fuzzy Officer Barry Custard. All entries go to police officers. Send homemade cards to Community Relations Unit, drop off by Feb....
Linda Navarro
Reporter
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PUC approves scaled-back Xcel renewable push amid ratepayer cost worries
The Colorado agency that regulates public utilities approved wind, solar and battery storage projects for the state’s largest energy provider under an expedited near-term procurement process at a recent meeting. The decision by the Public Utilities Commission allows Xcel Energy to capture some federal tax credits that are set to phase out after 2026, while […]
Mark Kiszla: Olympic siblings Birk and Svea Irving get love letters from an American literary giant
MILAN – Before freestyle skier Birk Irving leaps into the ravenous jaws of the beast, he routinely smiles like a hero in a paperback novel. Oh, what a tale his thoughts could tell. Irving competes in the cold and unforgiving halfpipe, where Olympic dreams go to die. “A 22-foot tall monster,” as Irving likes to […]