Springs Scene features a lineup of local comedy, improv, and theater events starting Aug.
28 at venues such as Peak Improv Theater and Loonees Comedy Corner (ticket prices range from $10 to $80) and continues into the fall.
Air Force junior cornerback Korey Johnson — a 6-foot, 195-pound Arizona native — impressed in preseason scrimmages as he vies for a starting role with a deep group of cornerbacks.
The Falcons will open the season against Duquesne at Falcon Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 5.
Residents can check out a comprehensive list of free and low-cost concerts happening from Aug.
24 at local venues including The Black Sheep, Cerberus Brewing Co. & Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort in the Pikes Peak region, with tickets required for some events.
Hope COS is planning a second permanent year-round emergency shelter for adults experiencing homelessness in Colorado Springs pending $4.5M to buy and renovate a building + the facility could open in late 2027 if enough funding is raised.
Local groups will host a busy summer-to-fall lineup with events featuring art, music, and festivals.
Highlights include the Wings of Change Grand Reveal on Aug. 28 at the Pioneers Museum lawn from 5:30-7 p.m. + the Villain Arts Tattoo Festival at Norris Penrose Event Center from Aug. 28-30.
The Academy District 20 Board of Education has selected three finalists—Kelli Hawkins, Jason Knese and Douglas Huttenlocker—to fill the vacancy after Amy Shandy’s resignation; the finalists will be interviewed on Sept.
2 and the chosen candidate will be sworn in on Sept. 8 to serve through November 2027.
A bear entered Station 16 and took a gear bag, prompting the fire department and Parks and Wildlife to advise residents to secure food, trash, and pet food to avoid attracting bears (officials also suggest taking down bird feeders and only setting out trash on pick-up day).
The final Early Bird Hike + Bike event will occur Wednesday, Aug.
26 from 5 to 8 a.m. at Garden of the Gods Park and offers a free motor-less morning where visitors can walk, run and bike while following park rules.
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