Lewis-Palmer School District 38 reported strong math scores and workforce readiness in recent spring assessment data released by the Colorado Department of Education.
The district (15th statewide and recipient of a $500,000 CHIPS Grant) will open a new Home School Enrichment Academy in October.
Colorado Springs honored local firefighter Capt. Patrick Rogacki in a Memorial Park ceremony on Sept.
11 as the community remembered his sacrifice from toxic exposure during 9/11 recovery, with his brother and local leaders praising his courage (he was 68) and dedication as a first responder.
School District 49 approved Fund (28) on Thursday to separate nearly $53 million in online school enrollment funding after the dissolution of its partnering provider by the Colorado Department of Education.
The board also revised its internet use policy to include approved AI guidelines.
Monument Pours in the Park returns Sept.
19 at Limbach Park with live jazz, craft beer, spirits, nonalcoholic drinks, and local food trucks. The rebranded event, formerly known as Bines & Brews Festival, offers a commemorative tasting glass and limited 400-ticket admission for a familiar community celebration.
Former Air Force head coach Fisher DeBerry's statue was unveiled outside Falcon Stadium on Friday, Sept.
11 with hundreds of former players and family members in attendance—honoring his 26-year service to the program. The ceremony celebrated his lasting impact on the community.
Firefighters from across the country climbed the Manitou Incline early Friday to honor the 343 NYC firefighters who died on Sept.
11; their quiet ascent included a 6:30 a.m. memorial and sirens marking key moments — a sober reminder of sacrifice.
Locals can explore Thomas Trail in Green Mountain Falls, a 1.2-mile hike featuring modest waterfalls and panoramic views with a 356-ft elevation gain.
Hikers start at the trailhead on Mountain Avenue and follow yellow markers along a rocky path.
Pine Creek earned its first win of the season on Sep.
11 in a competitive match.
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