Tag: Colorado Springs
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Colorado Springs breweries set to host ‘disc golf bike crawl’ with holes spread around town
Fans of craft beer and disc golf won’t want to miss the upcoming Disc Golf Brewery Bike Crawl that’s set to take place in Colorado Springs. On November 22 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., participants will travel a set course that includes stops at Goat Patch Brewing (downtown), Trinity Brewing, Red Leg Brewing Company,…
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Massive vinyl record event set to return to Colorado Springs
The Colorado Record Show, Southern Colorado’s largest vinyl record event, is returning to Colorado Springs on Nov. 22, set to take place at the Antlers Hotel. The event will include around 100 tables filled with records, CDs, cassettes, posters, music memorabilia, and more from vendors all around the state. According to the Colorado Record Show…
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Lost cat sends Denver-area couple down rabbit hole of hope, heartbreak
In the waning hours of Oct. 4, a three-legged house cat named Bambi slipped out the front door of her suburban Denver home and disappeared into the night. What ensued was a frenetic two-week odyssey for the owners, desperate and willing to do anything to find her, and a dark primer on the lengths some…
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Lost cat sends Denver-area couple down rabbit hole of hope, heartbreak
In the waning hours of Oct. 4, a three-legged house cat named Bambi slipped out the front door of her suburban Denver home and disappeared into the night. What ensued was a frenetic two-week odyssey for the owners, desperate and willing to do anything to find her, and a dark primer on the lengths some…
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Lost cat sends Denver-area couple down rabbit hole of hope, heartbreak
In the waning hours of Oct. 4, a three-legged house cat named Bambi slipped out the front door of her suburban Denver home and disappeared into the night. What ensued was a frenetic two-week odyssey for the owners, desperate and willing to do anything to find her, and a dark primer on the lengths some…
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At 101, Colorado Springs WWII medic honors those lost in the Pacific
Walter Knight left for the Pacific Theater of World War II in 1943, armed with an Army medic bag instead of a rifle. He got selected for the job in part because he had some experience working with patients, transporting them around the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., his hometown. While caring for soldiers during…
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At 101, Colorado Springs WWII medic honors those lost in the Pacific
Walter Knight left for the Pacific Theater of World War II in 1943, armed with an Army medic bag instead of a rifle. He got selected for the job in part because he had some experience working with patients, transporting them around the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., his hometown. While caring for soldiers during…
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New images show just how much damage the SUV that plowed into King Soopers did
In case you missed it, the driver of a Rivian SUV ended up punching a hole in the side of a Colorado Springs King Soopers on Tuesday afternoon, resulting in six injuries as the vehicle traveled into the store in the area of the checkout lanes (read more about the incident here). A day after…
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SUV traveling at “high rate of speed” punches hole through Colorado grocery store, injuring multiple people
At about 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon, a vehicle plowed through a King Soopers on the westside of Colorado Springs, resulting in multiple injuries. According to the Colorado Springs Fire Department, six people were injured in the incident, with the vehicle punching a hole through the outside of the building and ending up in the…
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Colorado city breaks temperature record set in 1941 thanks to scorchin’ hot day (at least for November)
The start of November has been a toasty one thus far in Colorado, with multiple temperature records already taking a tumble. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures on Sunday, November 2 rose to 78 degrees Fahrenheit in Colorado Springs. This was two degrees warmer than the daily temperature record for November 2 of 76…