Base Camp Restaurant, known for its locally sourced menus at 2611 W.
Colorado Ave, will close tomorrow, Oct. 4 due to rising operating costs — the business announced its final service day on Sept. 26.
Rockrimmon Elementary on the West Side has dedicated an outdoor classroom to honor Melissa Joffrion, a beloved mom and PTO leader who died of oral cancer.
Community donations ($30K) helped create the space where students can learn outdoors and families gather.
The Cripple Creek Ice Castles event will not run this winter due to operational issues, warm weather, and water scarcity, officials said.
Organizers hope to bring the winter attraction back once conditions improve.
Urbane Collective offers a personal shopping experience at 7676 Dublin Blvd with Colorado-inspired women's clothing and unique local finds.
The store is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and features a clothing exchange program — sellers receive 40% of the sale price if items sell.
Springs Rescue Mission CEO Travis Williams will spend 24 hours on a bench to raise awareness and funds for homelessness, livestreaming from noon Oct.
8 through Oct. 9 at the campus on West Las Vegas Street. The event aims to encourage community discussion and support.
On Friday, Oct. 2, the Air Force Academy hosted a 50th reunion where the class of 1976 unveiled the Spirit of '76 Echelon—a monument featuring propellers that honor past and future classes.
The class raised $4M for the project and $300k for a family endowment.
Colorado offensive lineman Yahya Attia, who began his football career in Europe after a soccer injury, has become a key Buff since joining in summer 2024 and is set to play today against No. 12 Texas Tech at 5:30 p.m. FOX.
Colorado climbing couple Tim and Carrie Cooney, known as the Climbing Cooneys, launched climb13ers.com to share photos, maps, and route details for over 600 thirteeners.
The site features decades of local adventure (an app is expected before summer) that gives climbers useful tips for exploring less-traveled peaks.
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